Our group decided to go visit Ruby Falls in Chattanooga. It was breathtaking and a fun group activity.
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Two of our undergraduate students received CISE grants to pursue summer research in our lab. From development of new teaching labs to 3D design, we are proud of our undergraduate students and the diverse contributions they bring! “Development of Instrumentation and a Teaching Lab for Microwave Spectroscopy” Madeline Kidder, UG […]
Randi presented Updates to the chirped pulse instrumentation Cadence presented cis-3MS work Thushitha presented trans-3MS work at ISMS
Dr. Ranil Gurusinghe presented our group’s new instrumentation for an internal series of presentations given by select faculty at TN Tech!
Cadence presented on their involvement and progress in the 3-methylstyrene work and Marton presented on his creation of a python code to control our Cavity setup. Congrats to the both of them for completing distinction in research!
Congratulations to Cadence for receiving the ACS Physical Chemistry Student Award, Distinction in Research, and graduating with an ACS certified degree!
“The Latest Developments in Tennessee Tech’s New Fourier Transform Microwave Spectrometer” – Mitch Swann, UG (right) “Low Barrier Quantum Tunneling in the Cis and Trans Conformers of 3-Methylstyrene Probed Using FT-Microwave Spectroscopy” – Cadence Miller, UG (left) “Developing Software for the L-Shaped FT/MW Spectrometer with Chirped Pulse and Cavity Configurations” […]
Professor and fellow microwave spectroscopist Dr. Grubbs from Missouri University of Science and Technology came to visit our lab! He also gave a talk in the chemistry external seminar series. To the left you can see us attempting the microwave hand sign.
We were pleased to welcome Dr. Eisen from NIST national lab providing an excellent example of one of the many avenues available to graduates of physical or analytical chemistry.
November 2023, Cadence presented on recent instrument development. Rusiru Rajapaksha, Mitchell Swann, Cadence Miller, Ranil M. Gurusinghe. The New L-Shaped Fourier Transform Microwave Spectrometer. Annual Meeting of the Tennessee Academy of Science (TAS). November 2023.