Physics Department’s Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Spring 2025
Jan. 31st Professor Mohammadreza Zakeri, Eastern Kentucky University
Pulsars as Laboratories for Fundamental Physics
Feb. 28th
Cordell Griggs, TTU Physics
LANL nEDM Magnetic Scanner Sensitivity Improvements
Emma Krebs, TTU Physics and Mathematics
SLIMER
Mar. 7th Professor Alicia Aarnio, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Radiative transfer modeling of complex young stars’ magnetospheres
Mar. 14th
Carson Alfaro, TTU Mathematics and Physics
A SiPM-based Depolarization Monitor for UCNτ+
Zeke Vespie, TTU Physics
Structure of A=35 nuclei following 35Mg decay
Ethan White, TTU Physics and Mathematics
An experimental setup to study the activation of cosmogenic nuclides
Mar. 28th
Mary Adepoju, TTU Geosciences
Geological mapping of the peak near Shackleton Crater: Implications for mission success in human landing operations
Tony Lamantia, TTU Earth Sciences
Mapping Boulder Distributions on the Lunar South Pole
Apr. 4th Dr. Andi Pina, Rochester Institute of Technology
The Landscape of Quantum Information Science and Engineering Education and the role of Physics Departments
Apr. 11th Phil Roberson, TTU Earth Sciences
Facies Models in the Geologic Record
Apr. 25th
Atlas Mannen, TTU Physics
Jack Seger, TTU Physics and Mathematics
Simulation of a RFQ beam cooler for the TTU ion beam lab
Nikolas Vassilev, TTU Chemical Engineering and Chemistry
May 2nd Senior Research Presentations
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