Physics Research Symposium 2024
Physics faculty with students (L-R): Riley Carpenter ’25 (Engineering Physics), Ariana Riofrio ’26 (Physics, Mathematics), Chris Weber, Anna Kavanagh ’27 (Physics), Andrew Cates ’26 (Physics), Max Gertner ’26 (Electrical Engineering), Leo Illing ’25 (Physics, Mathematics), Joey Vollert ’25 (Engineering Physics), Emily Scott ’27 (Physics), Bachana Lomzadze, Renee Chapla ’26 (Engineering Physics), Betty Young, Kristin Kulas, Shuzhi Zhu ’26 (Physics), Shan Wu. Not pictured: Isabella Camacho ’26 (Physics), Ava Brouster ’27 (Mechanical Engineering), Roman Junes ’26 (Electrical Engineering).
The Physics Department held its annual Student Research Symposium last Saturday, October 5. Students presented their research results from summer 2024. Some of the topics discussed were me V-scale dark matter detector fabrication, asymptotic giant branch stars and their interstellar interactions, and high-duty cycle spectroscopy and microscopy.
Oct 7, 2024