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Betty Abelevbetty.abelev@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Process Improvement Data Analysis LeadCurrent institution: InvitaeThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Multi-strange baryon correlations at RHICDissertation abstract: A hot and dense medium is produced in central Au197+Au 197 collisions at [... |
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Corey Adamscorey.adams@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: First Detection of Low Energy Electron Neutrinos in Liquid Argon Time Projection ChambersDissertation abstract: Electron neutrino appearance is the signature channel to address the most pressing questions in neutrino oscillations physics, at both long and short baselines. This includes the search for... |
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Peter Adsheadadshead@illinois.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Illinois, Urbana-ChampaignThesis advisor: Richard EastherResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Cosmological Perturbation Theory and the Early UniverseDissertation abstract: Modern cosmology seeks to find new ways in which gravity and quantum field theory can lead to new, consistent models of the early universe while also designing tests and experiments to... |
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Masuma Ahmedmasuma@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Strategic ConsultantCurrent institution: SelfThesis advisor: Frank W.K. FirkDissertation title: Polarization effects in the small-angle scattering of fast neutrons by bismuthDissertation abstract: The asymmetry of polarized neutrons scattered elastically from (‘209)Bi has been measured as a continuous function of neutron energy from 2 to 5 MeV, and at scattering angles between 3(... |
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Salvatore Aiolasalvoaiola@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral Research FellowCurrent institution: Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (National Institute for Nuclear Research).Thesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Jet and heavy-flavor measurements in pp and Pb–Pb collisions with ALICEDissertation abstract: Quantum Chromo-Dynamics (QCD) is the field theory that describes the nuclear interactions, responsible for holding together quarks and gluons inside the atomic nuclei. Despite significant... |
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Soner Albayraksoneralb@metu.edu.tr |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: Middle East Technical UniversityThesis advisor: David PolandResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Analytic Studies of Fermions in Conformal BootstrapDissertation abstract: In this thesis, we analyze unitary conformal field theories in three dimensional spaces via analytic techniques of conformal bootstrap program through correlation functions of nonscalar... |
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Victor Albertvalbert4@gmail.com |
Current position: PhysicistCurrent institution: National Institute of Standards and TechnologyThesis advisor: Liang JiangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Lindbladians with multiple steady states: theory and applicationsDissertation abstract: ... |
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Stephen Albrightstephen.albright@yale.edu |
Current position: Program ManagerCurrent institution: New York Academy of SciencesThesis advisor: Charles AhnDissertation title: Ultra-thin Film Growth of Chalcogenides to Realize Novel Electronic PhenomenaDissertation abstract: Chalcogenides, compounds containing the elements S, Se, or Te, are a class of materials that includes those with two-... |
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Emine Altuntasemaltuntas@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: National Institute of Standards and Technology & Joint Quantum InstituteThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Measurement of Nuclear Spin Dependent Parity Violation in 138Ba19FDissertation abstract: Parity, one of the three discrete spacetime symmetries of nature is broken by weak interactions. In atomic systems, parity violation is manifested in two ways: nuclear spin independent and... |
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Jeffrey Ammon |
Current position: Technical StaffCurrent institution: Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Progress towards a measurement of nuclear-spin-dependent parity violation in diatomic moleculesDissertation abstract: Nuclear-spin-dependent parity violation (NSD-PV) effects arise from exchange of the Z boson between electrons and the nucleus, and from interaction of electrons with the nuclear anapole... |
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Tonima Tasnim Anannatonimatasnim@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Dartmouth CollegeThesis advisor: Meg UrryDissertation title: ACCRETION HISTORY OF AGN: X-RAY POPULATION SYNTHESIS MODEL & MULTIWAVELENGTH PHOTOMETRIC REDSHIFTSDissertation abstract: ... |
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Adam W. Andersonadamanderson011235@gmail.com |
Current position: Professor of Biomedical EngineeringCurrent institution: Vanderbilt UniversityThesis advisor: Eward HindsDissertation title: Observation of van der Waals and optical dipole forces on atoms in a microcavityDissertation abstract: When placed in a cavity, an atom experiences forces due to its interaction with the cavity’s electromagnetic field. We have studied the effect of these forces on the trajectory of an... |
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Colin Andersonancolin@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Staff MemberCurrent institution: Institute for Defense AnalysesThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Measurement of muon neutrino and antineutrino induced single neutral pion production cross sectionsDissertation abstract: Elucidating the nature of neutrino oscillation continues to be a goal in the vanguard of the efforts of physics experiment... |
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Peter Andrewspaa@drpa.us |
Current position: Senior Computer ScientistCurrent institution: Cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryThesis advisor: Charles BaltayDissertation title: Quasar counts from variability and color selected samplesDissertation abstract: Quasars are among the brightest and most distant objects known, making them intrinsically interesting as well as ideal probes of the history of the universe. Over 23,000... |
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Tomas Aronssonarontoma@gmail.com |
Current position: Data scientistCurrent institution: Zurich Global CorporationThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Cross section of bottom electrons in proton-proton collisions in the ALICE experimentDissertation abstract: High-energy heavy-ion collisions at the LHC allow for the study of the properties of the quark-gluon plasma (QGP). Heavy quarks, charm and bottom, produced in the initial hard... |
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Benjamin Auerbachben.auerbach@gmail.com |
Current position: Director of Product ExperienceCurrent institution: Allstate Insurance CompanyThesis advisor: Paul TiptonResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Study of Proton-Antiproton Collisions That Contain Leptons, a Photon and a b-quark Using The CDF II DetectorDissertation abstract: We present a search for anomalous production of the signature lepton + photon + b-quark + missing transverse energy produced in... |
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Han Aunghansoeaung9@gmail.com |
Current position: Zuckerman Postdoctoral ScholarCurrent institution: Hebrew University of JerusalemThesis advisor: Daisuke NagaiResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Cosmology and Astrophysics with Dark Matter and Gaseous HalosDissertation abstract: Multi-wavelength astronomical surveys promise to provide unprecedented data on dark matter halos from galactic to cluster scales in the coming decade. One of the new frontiers lies in... |
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Camille Avestruzavestruz@kicp.uchicago.edu |
Current position: KICP FellowCurrent institution: Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics at the University of ChicagoThesis advisor: Daisuke NagaiDissertation title: Modeling Galaxy Cluster Outskirts with Cosmological SimulationsDissertation abstract: The observational study of galaxy cluster outskirts is a new territory to probe the thermodynamic and chemical structure of the X-ray emitting intracluster medium (ICM) and the... |
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Steve Axelrodsteve.axelrod@gtechhealth.com |
Current position: CEO and PresidentCurrent institution: G-Tech Medical, Inc.Thesis advisor: Michael ZellerDissertation title: A Measurement of Sigma-Plus formation at 180 Degrees by Negative Kaons near 700 Mev/CDissertation abstract: We have measured the cross section for the reaction K(‘-) p (—>) (SIGMA)(‘+) (pi)(‘-) at incident kaon momenta of 642, 663, 681, 715, and 739 MeV/c. Our results are concentrated in... |
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Kelly Backeskelly.m.backes@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantum Sensor and Security SpecialistCurrent institution: MITRE CorporationThesis advisor: Steve LamoreauxDissertation title: A quantum-enhanced search for dark matter axionsDissertation abstract: Almost a century after the dark matter problem was first posed, dark matter’s expectedly minute experimental signature continues to elude direct detection and remains one of the most... |
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Joseph Hongchul Baebaejoseph@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistCurrent institution: NatWestThesis advisor: Vincent MoncriefDissertation title: Wormhole Solutions to the Bianchi IX Wheeler-DeWitt Equation using the Euclidean-signature Semi-classical MethodDissertation abstract: A Euclidean-signature semi-classical method is used to construct both ground and excited state solutions to the canonically quantized Bianchi IX (Mixmaster) cosmological models. Employing a... |
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Yang Baiyang.bai@wisc.edu |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Wisconsin-MadisonThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Explorations of SU(3) family gauge symmetryDissertation abstract: The origin of fermion masses and mixings is the least understood aspect of the standard model of particle physics. In this thesis, we try to understand part of it by exploring a framework... |
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Stephen Bakerbaker@rice.edu | Current position: Professor Emeritus of PhysicsCurrent institution: Rice UniversityThesis advisor: J. A. McIntyreDissertation title: Elastic Scattering of Light Nuclei by Heavy Nuclei | |
Supraja Balasubramaniansupraja.balasubramanian@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Fermi National laboratoryThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: A Differential Cross-Section Measurement of Muon Neutrino-Induced Charged Current Neutral Pion Production in MicroBooNEDissertation abstract: MicroBooNE is a liquid argon time projection chamber (LArTPC) on the Booster Neutrino Beam at Fermi National Laboratory. Its primary goals are to conduct a νe appearance search... |
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Charles Baltaycharles.baltay@yale.edu | Current position: Eugene Higgins Professor Emeritus of PhysicsCurrent institution: WL 213Thesis advisor: Horace Dwight TaftResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A study of antiperon production in antiperon-proton reactions | |
Estella Barbosa de Souzaestella.desouza@yale.edu | Current position: ConsultantCurrent institution: Boston Consulting GroupThesis advisor: Reina MaruyamaDissertation title: A Model-Independent Search for Dark Matter-Induced Annual Modulation Signal with the COSINE-100 Experiment | |
John Barryjohn.barry@ll.mit.edu |
Current position: Technical Staff - Lincoln LaboratoryCurrent institution: MITThesis advisor: David DeMilleResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Laser cooling and slowing of a diatomic moleculeDissertation abstract: Laser cooling and trapping are central to modern atomic physics. It has been roughly three decades since laser cooling techniques produced ultracold atoms, leading to rapid advances... |
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Anne Bauerahbauer01@gmail.com |
Current position: Lead Data ScientistCurrent institution: The New York TimesThesis advisor: Charles BaltayDissertation title: AGN variability and candidate blazars in the Palomar -QUEST surveyDissertation abstract: Active galactic nuclei are extraordinarily complex systems with many interacting components, fueled by the gravitational potential... |
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Stephen Baumgartslbaumgart@gmail.com |
Current position: Systems Engineer PhysicistCurrent institution: Varian Medical SystemsThesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: A Study of Open Charm Production in 200 GeV Heavy Ion CollisonsDissertation abstract: A hot and dense form of matter is produced in Au+Au and Cu+Cu collisions at [special characters omitted] = 200 GeV at the Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collider. This matter exhibits the features... |
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Caitie Beattieceb261@georgetown.edu |
Current position: Medical StudentCurrent institution: The University of Vermont, Larner College of MedicineThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Pathlength-dependent jet quenching in the quark--gluon plasma at ALICEDissertation abstract: At extremely high temperatures, the quarks and gluons that compose the fundamental building blocks of our universe undergo a phase transition from stable hadronic matter to become a... |
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Sourpouhi Bedikians.bedikian@gmail.com |
Current position: ConsultantCurrent institution: Princeton Consultants; Inc.Thesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: A Search for the Charged Higgs: Using Tau Polarimetry with Proton-Proton Collisions at the ATLAS Detector Dissertation abstract: A search for a 130 GeV charged Higgs boson in ttbar events containing a tau lepton is presented. Tau polarimetry is used in order to distinguish the signal, t → H±b → τνb, from the... |
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Maria Belota Morenomaria.belotamoreno@yale.edu | Current position: Graduate School Student, Class of 2021 | |
Frank Benedict | Current position: Retired from Bell LaboratoriesDissertation title: VALIDITY OF THE SEMI-CLASSICAL TREATMENT OF COULOMB EXCITATION | |
Douglas Bergmanbergman@physics.utah.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: University of UtahThesis advisor: Michael ZellerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A search for the decay of a charged kaon into a pion, a muon and an electronDissertation abstract: We search for the lepton flavor number violating decay $K\sp+ \to \pi\sp+\mu\sp+e\sp-$ in Experiment E865 at the Alternating Gradient Synchrotron at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Data... |
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Daniel Berkowitzdb2505@nyu.edu |
Current position: ConsultantThesis advisor: George Fleming/Vincent MoncriefDissertation title: The Development of Mathematical Methods for Tackling Problems in Non-Perturbative Quantum Field Theory, Cosmology, and GravityDissertation abstract: We have extended two recently developed theoretical methods, the Quantum Finite Elements (QFE) and the Euclidean... |
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Sanah Bhimanisanah.bhimani@yale.edu |
Current institution: WLC 258Thesis advisor: Laura NewburghDissertation title: From Site to First Light: OCS Deployment and Defining Detector Quality Metrics for the Simons Observatory SAT-MF1Dissertation abstract: The Simons Observatory (SO) is a ground-based cosmic microwave background (CMB) experiment located in the Atacama Desert in Chile at an elevation of 5200 m. It consists of one 6 m Large... |
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Sarah Bickmansarah.bickman@gmail.com |
Current position: Product Manager LeadCurrent institution: Colorado Department of Public Health and EnvironmentThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Progress towards a Measurement of the Electric Dipole Moment of the Electron using PbO*Dissertation abstract: We have proposed and begun implementing an experiment to look for an electric dipole moment (EDM) of the electron, d e, using the... |
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Robert J. Birgeneaurobertjb@berkeley.edu | Current position: Professor of Physics, MSE and Public PolicyCurrent institution: University of California, BerkeleyThesis advisor: Werner P. WolfDissertation title: Magnetic Interactions in Rare Earth Insulators | |
Lev Bishoplsbishop@us.ibm.com |
Current position: Research Staff MemberCurrent institution: IBM ResearchThesis advisor: Steven GirvinResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Circuit quantum electrodynamicsDissertation abstract: Circuit Quantum Electrodynamics (cQED), the study of the interaction between superconducting circuits behaving as artificial... |
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Robert Blumrobert.blum@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral Associate (Barrett)Current institution: SPL 14Thesis advisor: Sean BarrettDissertation title: Applying novel NMR techniques to many-body spin systems, and novel reconstruction techniques to NMR dataDissertation abstract: This experimental thesis focuses on two distinct themes: developing NMR techniques to probe many-body spin systems, and extracting the maximum amount of information from the minimum amount... |
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Jacob Blumoffjacobblumoff@gmail.com |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: HRL LaboratoriesThesis advisor: Rob SchoelkopfDissertation title: Multiqubit experiments in 3D circuit quantum electrodynamicsDissertation abstract: ... |
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Virgil Dixon Bogertvdbnumi@cs.com | Current position: Scientist EmeritusCurrent institution: FermilabThesis advisor: Horace D. TaftDissertation title: The Measurement of the Decay Asymmetry of the Leptons with Respect to Sigma Polarization in the Reaction Negative Sigma-Hyperon Going to (Neutron,Lepton,Neutrino) Where Lepton Is Either Electron Or Negative-Muon | |
Rostislav Boltyanskiyrossbolt@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior ScientistCurrent institution: SpheryxThesis advisor: Eric DufresneDissertation title: Mechanical Response of Single Cells to StretchDissertation abstract: A living cell is a complex soft matter system far from equilibrium. While it consists of components with definite mechanical properties such as stiffness, viscosity, and surface tension,... |
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James Bondjim.bond@yale.edu |
Current position: Radiological Physicist, Radiation Oncology DepartmentCurrent institution: Yale-New Haven HospitalThesis advisor: Frank W.K. FirkDissertation title: The Neutron-Alpha Particle Interaction - A Study of Polarization Effects up to 6 MeVDissertation abstract: The polarization of neutrons elastically scattered from 4He at laboratory angles of 20°, 40°, 60°, 80° , and 110° has been measured as continuous function of neutron energy... |
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Marco Bonett-Matizmarco.bonett-matiz@yale.edu |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of BridgeportThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Statistical and Spectroscopic Properties of Nuclei in the Shell Model Monte Carlo MethodDissertation abstract: The predictive power of the interacting shell model in describing properties of nuclei is restricted by the... |
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Hannah Bossihannahbossi@comcast.net |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology @ Brookhaven National LabThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Novel Uses of Machine Learning for Differential Jet Quenching Measurements at the LHCDissertation abstract: At sufficiently high temperatures and pressures, QCD matter becomes a hot and dense deconfined medium known as the Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP). Collisions of relativistic heavy-ions are used... |
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Elizabeth Boultoneboulton72@gmail.com |
Current position: Project Manager - EvaluationsCurrent institution: New York State Energy Research and Development AuthorityThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: Applications of Two-Phase Xenon Time Projection Chambers: Searching for Dark Matter and Special Nuclear MaterialsDissertation abstract: ... |
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Barry Bradlynbarry.bradlyn@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignThesis advisor: Nicholas ReadDissertation title: Linear response and Berry curvature in two-dimensional topological phasesDissertation abstract: In this thesis we examine the viscous and thermal transport properties of chiral topological phases, and their relationship to topological invariants. We start by developing a... |
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Deseree Meyer Brittinghamdmeyerbrittingham@agnesscott.edu |
Current position: Instructor in Physics and AstronomyCurrent institution: Agnes Scott CollegeThesis advisor: Richard CastenDissertation title: Nuclear structure studies in the rare earth and trans-lead regionsDissertation abstract: This thesis addresses two very different topics. The first part explores the structure of 209Fr. Excited states in ... |
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Charles Browncharles.d.brown@yale.edu |
Current position: Assistant Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: SPL 68BThesis advisor: Jack HarrisResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Optical, Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Superfluid Liquid Helium Drops Magnetically-Levitated in VacuumDissertation abstract: The field of optomechanics studies the interactions between light and the motion of an object. One of the goals in this field is to generate and control highly non-classical motion of a... |
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Benjamin Brubakerbenbenbrubakerbrubaker@gmail.com |
Current position: NIST NRC PostdocCurrent institution: JILA (University of Colorado/NIST Boulder)Thesis advisor: Steve LamoreauxDissertation title: First Results from the HAYSTAC axion searchDissertation abstract: The axion is a well-motivated cold dark matter (CDM) candidate first postulated to explain the absence of CP violation in the strong interactions. CDM axions may be detected via their... |
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Colin Bruzewiczcolin.bruzewicz@ll.mit.edu |
Current position: Technical Staff - Lincoln LaboratoryCurrent institution: MITThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Continuous Optical Production of Ultracold Vibronic Ground State Polar MoleculesDissertation abstract: Polar molecules present an exciting new test bed for ultracold physics with applications in numerous fields, such as chemical reaction dynamics, many-body systems, and quantum computation.... |
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Samuel Bryantsbryant1014@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Benjamin MachtaDissertation title: Energy Dissipation Bounds in Fundamental Biological ProcessesDissertation abstract: Biological processes consume energy to drive changes in their internal and external environments. From an abstract perspective, we can think of this cost as arising from the dissipation... |
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Chiranjeeb Buragohainchiranjeeb@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: ArchitectCurrent institution: OracleThesis advisor: Subir SachdevDissertation title: Dynamical properties of quantum antiferromagnets in one and two dimensionsDissertation abstract: The study of low dimensional antiferromagnetic systems in recent times has led to major advances in our understanding about states of strongly correlated electron systems. The low... |
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Luke Burkhartluke.d.burkhart@gmail.com |
Current position: Postgraduate AssociateCurrent institution: Yale UniversityThesis advisor: Rob SchoelkopfDissertation title: Error-Detected Networking for 3D Circuit Quantum ElectrodynamicsDissertation abstract: Quantum machines have the potential to serve as groundbreaking tools for scientific discovery in the coming decades. As the complexity of these devices increases, it may be necessary to... |
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Joshua Burtjoshua.burt@yale.edu | Thesis advisor: John MurrayDissertation title: Large-Scale Organization of Microcircuit Specialization in Human CortexDissertation abstract: Neural circuit dynamics across a range of spatiotemporal scales endow the brain with specialized computational capabilities that subserve human cognition and behavior. Technological advances... | |
Brian Bushconsult@brianwbush.info |
Current position: Principal ScientistCurrent institution: National Renewable Energy LaboratoryThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Shape Fluctuations in Hot Rotating NucleiDissertation abstract: We present a unified theory of quadrupole shape fluctuations in highly excited rotating nuclei using the framework of the Landau Theory of shape transitions. The theory is applied to... |
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Diego Caballero Ordunadiego.caballero.orduna@gmail.com |
Current position: VP - Counterparty Credit Risk QuantCurrent institution: Credit SuisseThesis advisor: Corey O'HernResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Computational Studies of Protein StructureDissertation abstract: Despite the abundance of crystallographic and structural data and many recent advances in computational methods for protein design, we still lack a quantitative and predictive understanding... |
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Mark Capriomcaprio@nd.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor, Associate Chair & Director of Graduate Studies, Department of PhysicsCurrent institution: University of Notre DameThesis advisor: Richard CastenResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Structure of Collective Modes in Transitional and Deformed NucleiDissertation abstract: The collective structure of atomic nuclei intermediate between spherical and quadrupole deformed structure presents challenges... |
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Faustin Carterfaustin.carter@gmail.com |
Current position: PhysicistCurrent institution: HRL LaboratoriesThesis advisor: Daniel ProberDissertation title: A transition-edge-sensor-based instrument for the measurement of individual He2* excimers in a superfluid 4He bath at 100 mKDissertation abstract: This dissertation is an account of the first calorimetric detection of individual He2* excimers within a bath of superfluid 4He. When superfluid helium is subject to ionizing radiation,... |
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Robert J. Caspersoncasperson1@llnl.gov |
Current position: Staff ScientistCurrent institution: Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Volker WernerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Experimental and numerical analysis of mixed -symmetry states and large boson systemsDissertation abstract: An investigation into the role of the hexadecapole degree of freedom in weakly-collective vibrational nuclei is described.... |
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Emma Castigliaemmacastiglia@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Data ScientistCurrent institution: MetaThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: Machine Learning for Tau Leptons and the Search for the Associated Production of a Higgs Boson with a Vector Boson, with the Higgs Boson Decaying to a Tau Pair at ATLASDissertation abstract: After the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012, many particle physicists have focused on measuring its various production methods and decay modes. One channel that has previously only been... |
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Oana Catuoana.catu@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Software EngineerCurrent institution: AppFolioThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Studying parton energy loss in hot nuclear matter using dihadron correlationsDissertation abstract: Results from the experiments at RHIC showed evidence that a strongly interacting medium is formed in ultra-relativistic heavy... |
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Alexander Cerjanalexcerjan@gmail.com |
Current position: PostdocCurrent institution: Penn State UniversityThesis advisor: A. Douglas StoneDissertation title: Fundamental physics and device design using the steady-state ab initio laser theoryDissertation abstract: In this thesis we generalize and extend the steady-state ab initio laser theory (SALT), first developed by Tureci and Stone, and apply it problems in laser design. SALT as first formulated... |
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Jack Challisjohn.challis@gmail.com |
Current position: SVP, US OperationsCurrent institution: LucenceThesis advisor: Steven GirvinDissertation title: Theory of p-Orbital BosonsDissertation abstract: Bosons in the excited band of an optical lattice have garnered much interest due to their novel orbital-dependent phenomena. Upon reviewing the literature, we study the preparation of a... |
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Hanghui Chenhanghui.chen@nyu.edu |
Current position: Assistant Professor of Physics; Global Network Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: NYU Shanghai and New York UniversityThesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A first principles study of oxide interfacesDissertation abstract: Both theoretically and experimentally, enormous progress has been made toward understanding and controlling materials at the atomic scales. The advances in thin film deposition techniques... |
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Jia Chenjia.chen.nyc@gmail.com |
Current position: Offering Leader, Blockchain for Healthcare & Life SciencesCurrent institution: IBMThesis advisor: Mark ReedDissertation title: Molecular Wires, Switches and MemoriesDissertation abstract: Molecular electronics, an emerging field, makes it possible to build individual molecules capable of performing functions identical or analogous to present-day conductors, switches, or... |
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Xinyi Chenxinyi.chen@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Perimeter Institute for Theoretical PhysicsThesis advisor: Nikhil PadmanabhanResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Reconstruction of the initial conditions: improvements and applications to constraining dark energy and primordial non-GaussianityDissertation abstract: Dark energy and cosmic inflation are two enigmas in fundamental physics. We have a wide range of theoretical models for these two enigmas and we need precise observational constraints to... |
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Hongzhi Chenghongzhi.cheng@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Princeton UniversityThesis advisor: John TullyDissertation title: Nonadiabatic dynamics at metal surfacesDissertation abstract: The dynamics of atomic and molecular motion at metal surfaces govern a host of important processes. To successfully simulate those processes, we often... |
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Hay Yeung Cheunghay.yeung.cheung@myerswolin.com |
Current position: Patent AttorneyCurrent institution: Myers Wolin, LLCThesis advisor: Feza GurseyDissertation title: Hadronic symmetries of skyrmionsDissertation abstract: After reviewing the minimal SU(2) Skyrme model, we generalize it to a composite model. The predictions are found to be in good agreement with experiment, and an interpretation of solitons... |
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Jerry M Chowchowmj@us.ibm.com |
Current position: Senior Manager - Quantum System TechnologyCurrent institution: IBM Thomas J. Watson Research CenterThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Quantum information processing with superconducting qubitsDissertation abstract: This thesis describes the theoretical framework, implementation, and measurements of a quantum processor comprised of... |
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Lucien Cohlergc_yale@sapience.com |
Current position: Managing Director, RetiredCurrent institution: JP Morgan Chase (1987-2015), Bank of America (2015-2017)Thesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: Aspects of Dynamical Symmetry Breaking (Effective, Schwinger-Dyson, Potential)Dissertation abstract: In order to develop some insight into dynamical symmetry breaking in four dimensional nonabelian theories, a toy model is examined that exhibits some of the features of the more realistic... |
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Nathan Cooper |
Current position: DeceasedThesis advisor: Volker WernerDissertation title: Structure of A = 76 Nuclei and Fast-Timing Studies of the Rare-Earth RegionDissertation abstract: Photon strength of nuclei has been a topic of recent intrigue due to postulated exotic modes of excitation, such as a neutron skin resonance, as well as the difficulty of its measurement... |
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London Cooper-Troendlelcoopert@proton.me |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: University of PittsburghThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: First Measurement of Inclusive Muon Neutrino Charged Current Triple Differential Cross Section on ArgonDissertation abstract: The field of accelerator neutrino experiments is entering an era of precision oscillation measurements where the remaining unknown neutrino measurements will be determined. The upcoming... |
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Jane Cummingsjane.cummings@yale.edu |
Current position: Chief Technology OfficerCurrent institution: CainthusThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: Tau Polarization at a Hadron Collider: W to tau,nu and Z to tau,tau decays at ATLASDissertation abstract: In this thesis, the first measurement of tau polarization at a hadron collider, and the first measurement of tau polarization in W boson decays to a tau and neutrino altogether, is... |
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Mark Cunninghammarkcunningham137@gmail.com |
Current position: AuthorCurrent institution: SelfThesis advisor: Francesco IachelloDissertation title: Multilevel calculations in odd-mass nucleiDissertation abstract: The formalism of the Interacting Boson-Fermion Model permits the calculation of the properties of the low-lying collective states in odd-mass nuclei. Transitional nuclei, which are... |
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Jacob Curtisjacob.curtis@yale.edu |
Current position: Quantum EngineerCurrent institution: Quantum Circuits Inc.Thesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Error Mitigation and Detection in Circuit Quantum Electrodynamics Powered by QND MeasurementsDissertation abstract: Superconducting cavities coupled to transmon ancillae is a promising platform for fault-tolerant quantum computation. This... |
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Thomas Curtistomhcurtis@gmail.com | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: Formerly Bell Labs and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics LabThesis advisor: Charles BocklemanDissertation title: Quadrupole and Octupole Excitations of the Even Tin Isotopes by Electron Scattering | |
Jeremy Cushmanjscushman@gmail.com |
Current position: Software EngineerCurrent institution: AmazonThesis advisor: Karsten HeegerDissertation title: A search for neutrinoless double-beta decay in tellurium-130 with CUOREDissertation abstract: The Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE) is a ton-scale cryogenic experiment designed to search for neutrinoless double-beta decay in tellurium-130. The experiment... |
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Kimmy Cushmankimmy.cushman@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: George FlemingDissertation title: Stealth Dark Matter with Lattice Field TheoryDissertation abstract: Dark matter dominates the matter content of the Universe, but its composition remains a mystery. Here, we investigate a strongly interacting SU(4) gauge theory called stealth dark matter,... |
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Anson D'Aloisioansond@ucr.edu |
Current position: Assistant Professor in Physics & AstronomyCurrent institution: University of California, RiversideThesis advisor: Priya NatarajanResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Cosmological Structures and Gravitational LensingDissertation abstract: The statistics of cosmological structures and their associated gravitational lensing effects depend on the initial state of the Universe and the way that it expanded and cooled. Future... |
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Shany Danielishanyi1@gmail.com |
Current position: NASA Hubble and Carnegie-Princeton Postdoctoral Fellow Current institution: Institute for Advanced StudyThesis advisor: Pieter van DokkumResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Clues to the Nature of Dark Matter from Low-Mass Galaxies Outside the Local GroupDissertation abstract: The primary motive for this thesis is the highly uncertain nature of dark matter, presumably the dominant substance in our universe. From an astronomical perspective, perhaps the perfect... |
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Christopher Davischristopher.james.davis.13@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistCurrent institution: CarMaxThesis advisor: Reina MaruyamaDissertation title: Search for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay with Majoron Emission in CUOREDissertation abstract: This thesis describes a search performed at the Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE) for Majoron-emitting neutrinoless double-beta decays.
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Abhay Deshpandeabhay.deshpande@stonybrook.edu |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: Stony Brook UniversityThesis advisor: Michael ZellerDissertation title: Study of the decay of positively charged kaon into a positively charged pion, a positron and an electron. and a measurement of the decay of neutral pion into a positron and an electronDissertation abstract: An experiment (E851) dedicated to study of the rare decay $K\sp+ \to \pi\sp{+}e\sp{+}e\sp{-}$, $K\sb{\pi ee}$, was performed in the spring of 1989 at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s... |
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Michael Dinemdine@ucsc.edu |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: University of California, Santa CruzThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: Interactions of Heavy Quarks in Quantum ChromodynamicsDissertation abstract: The interactions of heavy quarks in quantum chromodynamics (QCD) are analyzed in detail. The problem of extracting instanntaneous interaction potentials from quantum field theory is first... |
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Mehmet Doganmhmtdogan@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral researcherCurrent institution: University of California, BerkeleyThesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiDissertation title: Ab initio studies of ferroelectric thin filmsDissertation abstract: ... |
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Mauro Melchiades Doriamauromdoria@gmail.com |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro BRAZILThesis advisor: Feza Gursey/R. ShankarDissertation title: Factorizable S-Matrices and Lattice Models in Two DimensionsDissertation abstract: A factorizable S-matrix given the free energy of one of the six-vertex models is obtained. This and the sine-Gordon theory are the only possible cases of S-matrices for the interaction of a... |
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Arpit DuaDUA.ARPIT.IITR@GMAIL.COM |
Current position: UQM-IQIM Postdoctoral scholarCurrent institution: CaltechThesis advisor: Meng Cheng & Liang JiangDissertation title: Structure of fracton stabilizer models Dissertation abstract: In recent years the study of topological phases of matter has moved to the forefront of theoretical condensed matter physics. This has been fueled in part by the theorized existence of... |
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Loyal Durandldurandiii@comcast.net | Current position: Professor Emeritus of PhysicsCurrent institution: University of Wisconsin, MadisonThesis advisor: Gregory BreitResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Vacuum polarization effects in proton-proton scattering | |
Prasenjit Duttprasenjit.dutt@gmail.com |
Current position: Quant/TraderCurrent institution: IMC TradingThesis advisor: R. ShankarDissertation title: Strongly correlated quantum transport out-of-equilibriumDissertation abstract: The revolutionary advances in nanotechnology have facilitated the precise control and manipulation of mesoscopic systems where quantum effects are pronounced. Typical experimental settings... |
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Steven Eckelstephen.eckel@gmail.com |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: National Institute of Standards and TechnologyThesis advisor: Steve LamoreauxResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A Search for the Electron EDM using Europium-Barium TitanatesDissertation abstract: The discovery of a permanent electric dipole moment (EDM) of a fundamental particle would prove a great discovery in modern physics, as such an EDM would violate some of the core symmetries... |
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Eustace Edwardsmcaqone@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Systems EngineerCurrent institution: Raytheon TechnologiesThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Cold Thallium Fluoride Beam: Buffer Gas Cooling, Beam Production, and $B^3\Pi$ Excited State Hyperfine SpectraDissertation abstract: Since the the idea of laser cooling on thallium fluoride’s (TlF) |X1∑> → |B3∏> optical transition, there has been renewed interest TlF beams for both laser... |
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Raymond Ehlersraymond.ehlers@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ScholarCurrent institution: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab/UC BerkeleyThesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Jet-Hadron Correlations Measured in Pb--Pb Collisions at $\sqrt{s_{\text{NN}}} = 5.02$ TeV with ALICEDissertation abstract: Quantum Chromodrynamics (QCD) describes the interactions of quarks and gluons. Due to asymptotic freedom, sufficiently high energy density can cause matter to transition to a deconfined... |
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Stefan Elringtonstefan.a.elrington@gmail.com |
Current position: Partnerships Lead - IBM QuantumCurrent institution: QuantumThesis advisor: Sean BarrettResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Developing new approaches to faster, high-spatial resolution Phosphorus-31 MR imaging of BoneDissertation abstract: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the leading non-invasive imaging technique of soft tissues on anatomical and millimeter scales. In conventional MRI, hydrogen-1 in water and liquid fats... |
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Stephen Eltingestepheneltinge@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Yale University, Department of Applied PhysicsThesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiDissertation title: Ab Initio Insights Into Substrate Effects, Structural Identification, and Excitonic States in 2D MaterialsDissertation abstract: The 21st century has seen enormous growth in the study of two-dimensional (2D) materials, beginning with the isolation of graphene but rapidly expanding to include a wide variety of other... |
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John Ennisjfjennis@gmail.com |
Current position: Physics TeacherCurrent institution: Secaucus High SchoolThesis advisor: D. Allan BromleyDissertation title: Dipole Collectivity in Ra 218Dissertation abstract: For more than thirty years, the structure of nuclei has been understood within the frameworks of two superficially quite different models. The independent particle shell model is... |
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Patrick Ennispatrick@madrona.com |
Current position: Venture PartnerCurrent institution: Madrona Venture GroupThesis advisor: C.J. "Kim" ListerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: The Structure of the Exotic N=Z Nucleus 64GeDissertation abstract: This dissertation reports a series of measurements of an intermediate mass N = Z nucleus which constrain generalized models of nuclear structure. In particular, in $\sbsp{32}{64} \rm{Ge}\sb... |
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Rajeev Erramillirserramilli@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Institut des Hautes Etudes ScientifiquesThesis advisor: David PolandDissertation title: Bootstrapping Fermionic Conformal Field TheoriesDissertation abstract: I present the design, development, and application of new technology for the conformal bootstrap in the context of the study of three-dimensional conformal field theories (CFTs) with... |
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Jiji Fanjijifan1982@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: Brown UniversityThesis advisor: Witold SkibaResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Symmetries in particle physics beyond the Standard Model: Supersymmetry, conformal symmetry and accidental Lorentz symmetryDissertation abstract: The Standard Model provides a successful description of presently known particle phenomena up to scale of hundreds of GeV. Still, the Standard Model is a work in progress and could be... |
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Lei Fanglei.x.fang@aya.yale.edu | Current institution: JPMorgan ChaseThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Shell Model Monte Carlo Methods for Nuclei at Finite Temperature | |
Paul Fantopaulfanto11@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Staff MemberCurrent institution: Institute for Defense Analyses -- System Evaluation DivisionThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Statistical properties of nuclei: beyond the mean-field approximationDissertation abstract: The statistical model of compound-nucleus reactions has important applications in fundamental nuclear science, nuclear astrophysics, and nuclear technology. This model relies on two... |
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Gustavo Fernandesgustavo_fernandes@brown.edu |
Current position: Co-FounderCurrent institution: Circadian Positioning SystemsThesis advisor: Richard ChangDissertation title: Elastic light scattering from aerosol particles and direct coupling of micro-resonatorsDissertation abstract: Two unrelated topics are treated in this thesis. In Part I the measurement and interpretation of two-angle optical scattering (TAOS) patterns from aerosol... |
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William Fickingerwjf@case.edu | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: Case Western Reserve UniversityDissertation title: Elastic Scattering and Single Pion Production in Proton-Proton Interactions at 2.0 BeV | |
Hal Finkelhfinkel@anl.gov |
Current position: Assistant Computational ScientistCurrent institution: Argonne National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Richard EastherDissertation title: Relics of Preheating After InflationDissertation abstract: Well-known problems with standard big-bang cosmology motivate the inflationary scenario. A large class of inflationary models... |
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Alexander Firestonealexfirest@aol.com | Current position: Professor of Physics EmeritusCurrent institution: Iowa State UniversityThesis advisor: Jack SandweissDissertation title: Hydrogen Bubble Chamber Study of Mesons K Sub L Decays and K Sub L Regeneration | |
Gary D. Fletchergarydavidfletcher@gmail.com |
Current position: Founder & Principal ConsultantCurrent institution: RnDDx Solutions LLCThesis advisor: Michael S. Lubell/Vernon HughesDissertation title: Measurements of Spin Dependence in Low Energy Collisions of Electrons and Hydrogen AtomsDissertation abstract: Great interest exists in the study of the scattering of electrons by hydrogen atoms; such scattering is the most fundamental atomic collision process. Furthermore, measurements of electron... |
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Samuel Floressamuelflores@gmail.com |
Current position: Dean of Students (Studierektor)Current institution: Stockholm UniversityThesis advisor: Mark GersteinDissertation title: Flexibility and domain dynamics of proteinsDissertation abstract: The prediction of conformational change in proteins has a long history, with many contributions and outstanding problems.... |
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Aimé Fournieraime@mit.edu |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: MITThesis advisor: Barry SaltzmanDissertation title: Wavelet Analysis of Atmospheric Blocking Dynamics and EnergeticsDissertation abstract: The atmospheric state is describable by spatial point values or by harmonic coefficients. Spatially localized structures have slowly-decaying; harmonic coefficients; coefficients define... |
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Benjamin Foustbtfoust77@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Karsten HeegerDissertation title: Precise Measurement of the U-235 Antineutrino Energy SpectrumDissertation abstract: Neutrino experimentation is an important pathway to physics beyond the standard model, raising questions on how neutrinos obtain their vanishingly small but non-zero mass, what that... |
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Merideth Freymeri.frey@gmail.com |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Sarah Lawrence CollegeThesis advisor: Sean BarrettResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Using Novel Pulse Sequences for Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Phosphorus-31 in Hard and Soft SolidsDissertation abstract: Since its invention in 1973, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become an invaluable tool for clinical medicine, fundamental biomedical research, the physical sciences, and... |
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Jeremy Gaisonjkgaison65@gmail.com |
Current position: Linus Pauling Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Karsten HeegerDissertation title: Measurement of the Reactor Antineutrino Spectrum of U-235 by PROSPECT and Daya BayDissertation abstract: Since their experimental discovery over 60 years ago, neutrinos have proven to be a fascinating means of exploring the physical... |
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Suhas Ganjamsuhas.ganjam@yale.edu |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: GoogleThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Improving the Coherence of Superconducting Quantum Circuits through Loss Characterization and Design OptimizationDissertation abstract: Realizing a practical quantum computer with superconducting qubits requires substantially higher gate fidelities, which necessitates further improvements in the coherence of superconducting... |
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Yvonne Gaoyvonne.gaoyuan@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Rob SchoelkopfDissertation title: Multi-cavity Operations in Circuit Quantum ElectrodynamicsDissertation abstract: The eventual success of a quantum computer relies on our ability to robustly initialise, manipulate, and measure quantum bits in presence of the inevitable occurrence of errors. This... |
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Kevin Garritykevin.garrity@nist.gov |
Current position: Research PhysicistCurrent institution: NISTThesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Ab Initio Studies of Surfaces and InterfacesDissertation abstract: Over the past 50 years, our ability to design and fabricate materials and devices with ever-smaller components has improved... |
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Andrew Gasbarroandrew.gasbarro@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: George FlemingDissertation title: Studies of Conformal Behavior in Strongly Interacting Quantum Field TheoriesDissertation abstract: In this dissertation, we present work towards characterizing various conformal and nearly-conformal quantum field theories nonperturbatively using a combination of numerical and analytical... |
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Li Geli.ge@csi.cuny.edu |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: College of Staten Island, City University of New YorkThesis advisor: A. Douglas StoneResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Steady-state ab initio laser theory and its applications in random and complex mediaDissertation abstract: A semiclassical theory of single and multimode lasing, the Steady-state Ab Initio Laser Theory (SALT), is presented in this... |
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Kurtis Geerlingskurtis.geerlings@gmail.com |
Current position: Director of ResearchCurrent institution: Gentex CorporationThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Improving Coherence of Superconducting Qubits and ResonatorsDissertation abstract: Superconducting qubits and resonators with quality factors exceeding 10^7 are of great interest for quantum information processing applications. The improvement of present devices... |
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Alexandru Bogdan Georgescualexandrubogda.georgescu@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiDissertation title: New Methods and Phenomena in The Study of Correlated Complex OxidesDissertation abstract: ... |
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Howard Georgihgeorgi@fas.harvard.edu | Current position: Mallinckrodt Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Harvard UniversityThesis advisor: Charles SommerfieldResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Scale and Conformal Invariance in Field Theory | |
Christopher Gilbrethcngilbreth@gmail.com |
Current position: Lead PhysicistCurrent institution: QuantumThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Ultracold Fermi Gases: Effective Interactions and SuperfluidityDissertation abstract: Cold atomic Fermi gases are clean, highly experimentally tunable systems with connections to many different fields of physics. However, in the strongly-interacting regime they are... |
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Nathan Gilfoynathan.gilfoy@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Applications EngineerCurrent institution: Zygo CorporationThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Experiments with Trapped Rubidiu Cesium MoleculesDissertation abstract: We measure the inelastic collision rates of ultracold, vibrationally excited RbCs molecules with Rb and Cs atoms. In order to... |
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Jonathan Gilliganjonathan.gilligan@vanderbilt.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences and Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental EngineeringCurrent institution: Vanderbilt UniversityThesis advisor: Edward EylerDissertation title: Precise multiphoton spectroscopy of the hydrogen, hydrogen deuteride, and deuterium molecules and a new determination of the ionization potential of hydrogen deuterideDissertation abstract: In recent years, advances in theoretical treatments have made molecular hydrogen attractive for studies of fundamental physics in molecules. The relativistic and radiative corrections to... |
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James Gilmorejames.gilmore@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: ACA affiliate memberCurrent institution: Australian Centre for Astrobiology, UNSW SyndneyThesis advisor: Walter GoldbergerDissertation title: Binary Dynamics, Black Holes, and Inflationary Perturbations: Applications in General Relativity and Field TheoryDissertation abstract: General Relativity is the standard framework by which all gravitational systems are analyzed in modern research, and it... |
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John Gipsongipson@verizon.net |
Current position: PresidentCurrent institution: NVI, IncThesis advisor: Hsiung Chia TzeDissertation title: The Quantum Projection Method and Completely integrable SystemsDissertation abstract: The projection method is a constructive proof of complete integrability of classical many body systems. Roughly, this method consists of establishing a correspondence between a system of n... |
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David Glenndglenn@cfa.harvard.edu |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: Harvard UniversityThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Development of Techniques for Cooling and Trapping Polar Diatomic MoleculesDissertation abstract: The study of ultracold dipolar molecules is an important emerging frontier in atomic physics. This thesis discusses the development of techniques for cooling diatomic molecules, focussing... |
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Elena Gramellinielena1987@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: FermilabThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Measurement of the negative pion and positive kaon total hadronic cross sections on argon at the LArIAT experimentDissertation abstract: The Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) represents one of the most advanced experimental technologies for physics at the Intensity Frontier due to its full 3D-imaging, excellent... |
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Daniel Greend.green@yale.edu | Current position: Graduate School Student, Class of 2018Current institution: WC Integ Sci & Tech Ctr , rm. 339 | |
Sheridan Greenme@sheridan.green |
Current position: Quantitative StrategistCurrent institution: Susquehanna International GroupThesis advisor: Frank van den BoschResearch WebsiteDissertation title: The tidal evolution of dark matter substructure and the significance of halo-to-halo assembly history varianceDissertation abstract: Accurately predicting the abundance and structural evolution of dark matter subhaloes is crucial for understanding galaxy formation, large-scale structure, and constraining the nature of... |
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Ilya Gruzberggruzberg.1@osu.edu |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: Ohio State UniversityThesis advisor: Nicholas ReadDissertation title: Supersymmetry method in the study of disordered systemsDissertation abstract: Much of the interest of today's condensed matter physics lies in the area of disordered systems. Properties specific to the presence of randomness in a broad class of such systems may be... |
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Daniel Guestdguest@cern.ch |
Current position: Post-docCurrent institution: University of California IrvineThesis advisor: Paul TiptonDissertation title: A Search for Scalar Charm Quarks with the ATLAS Detector at the LHCDissertation abstract: This thesis presents the results of a search for pair-produced scalar charm quarks with the ATLAS detector at the LHC. The search uses 20.3 fb^-1 of data collected during the sqrt(s) = 8... |
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Erhan Gülmezgulmez@boun.edu.tr |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Bogazici UniversityThesis advisor: J.A. CizewskiDissertation title: High Angular Momentum Structure in A-140 Nuclei: ¹⁴⁰Nd, ¹⁴¹PmDissertation abstract: Recently a new region of deformation has been predicted for Z $\leq$ 64, N $\leq$ 82 nuclei. To further establish the high angular momentum structure in this region and to... |
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Ariana Hackenburgariana.hackenburg@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: GoogleThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Measurement of a Neutrino-Induced Charged Current Single Neutral Pion Cross Section at MicroBooNEDissertation abstract: Micro Booster Neutrino Experiment (MicroBooNE) is a Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) operating in the Booster Neutrino Beamline at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.... |
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Richard Hadsellrwhadsell@optonline.net |
Current position: RetiredThesis advisor: D. Allan BromleyDissertation title: Search for High Spin States in Light Rigid NucleiDissertation abstract: To test the validity of macroscopic nuclear models with respect to their description of states having large angular momentum, a search for previously unobserved high spin states of nuclei... |
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Lee Hagamanlee.hagaman@yale.edu | Current position: Graduate School Student, Class of 2019Current institution: WL 230Thesis advisor: Bonnie Fleming | |
Paul Hamiltonpaul.hamilton@ucla.edu |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of California, Los AngelesThesis advisor: David DeMilleResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Preliminary results in the search for the electron electric dipole moment in PbO*Dissertation abstract: The discovery of an electric dipole moment (EDM) of a fundamental particle would provide evidence for physics beyond the Standard... |
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Ke Hanke.han@sjtu.edu.cn |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityThesis advisor: Jack SandweissDissertation title: Search for Stable Strange Quark Matter in Lunar SoilDissertation abstract: Strange Quark Matter (SQM) is a proposed state of hadronic matter made up of roughly one-third each of up, down, and strange quarks in a single hadronic bag. For the last three decades, a... |
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Zhenyu Hanzyhan@uoregon.edu |
Current position: Research AssociateCurrent institution: University of OregonThesis advisor: Witold SkibaDissertation title: Topics in particle physics beyond the standard modelDissertation abstract: In this dissertation, a few topics in physics beyond the standard model (SM) of particle physics are studied. These topics can be divided to two parts.... |
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Connor Hannchann1127@gmail.com |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: Amazon Web Services Center for Quantum ComputingThesis advisor: Steven GirvinDissertation title: Practicality of Quantum Random Access MemoryDissertation abstract: Quantum computers are expected to revolutionize the world of computing, but major challenges remain to be addressed before this potential can be realized. One such challenge is the so-... |
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Russell Hart |
Current position: Principal Hardware Development EngineerPrincipalCurrent institution: DraperThesis advisor: David DeMilleResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Direct measurement of the difference of quantum mechanical scattering phase shiftsDissertation abstract: We have developed a novel quantum scattering interferometer to make direct and unambiguous measurements of quantum-... |
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Avi Hauseravi.hauser@solonadvisors.com |
Current position: PartnerCurrent institution: Hauser Consulting LLCThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: All Masses, Great and Small, in the Electroweak TheoryDissertation abstract: The sensitivity of physical amplitudes to the observed isospin symmetry breaking in the fermion mass matrix is analyzed in the standard model of electroweak interactions and in theories... |
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Max Haysmax.hays@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Realization of an Andreev spin qubit: Exploring the sub-gap structure of Josephson nanowires using circuit QEDDissertation abstract: A weak link between two superconductors hosts discrete, fermionic modes known as Andreev levels. They govern the physics of the... |
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Mark Healdmheald@frontiernet.net | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: Swathmore CollegeThesis advisor: Robert BeringerDissertation title: MICROWAVE MAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN ATOMIC VAPORS | |
Adam Hechthecht@unm.edu |
Current position: Professor of Nuclear EngineeringCurrent institution: University of New MexicoThesis advisor: Cornelius BeausangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Nuclear Chiral Symmetry in the Mass A ~ 130 RegionDissertation abstract: In triaxial deformed nuclei, the short, intermediate, and long deformation axes may be used to define a coordinate system. In 1997, Frauendorf and Meng [Fr97] proposed that... |
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Glen Hickeyhickey@bigpond.net.au |
Current position: Director InvestmentCurrent institution: Stamford AustraliaThesis advisor: Frank W.K. FirkDissertation title: The Polarization of Neutrons in n-16O ScatteringDissertation abstract: The polarization of neutrons elastically scattered from 160 at nine angles ranging from 20° to 160° has been measured as a continuous function of energy between 1 and 4 MeV using... |
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Bernard Hicksbernard.hicks@aya.yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Differential Production Cross-Section of Heavy-Flavor Electrons in √s = 2.76 TeV pp collisions at the LHC with the ALICE detectorDissertation abstract: Recent results at RHIC seem to confirm T.D.Lee’s hypothesis that a new form of matter, the quark- gluon plasma (QGP), could be formed in heavy-ion collisions at high energies. Heavy quarks... |
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Judith Hoellerjudith.hoeller@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: Nicholas ReadDissertation title: Topological quantization of Berry phases in quantum and classical systemsDissertation abstract: Berry phases are known to occur for a spin 1/2 in a slowly varying magnetic field in quantum mechanics, and for the polarization of light in a gently twisted optical fiber in classical... |
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Eric Hollanderic.holland3@gmail.com |
Current position: Staff ScientistCurrent institution: Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Cavity State Reservoir Engineering in Circuit Quantum ElectrodynamicsDissertation abstract: Engineered quantum systems are poised to revolutionize information science in the near future. A persistent challenge in applied quantum technology is creating controllable, quantum... |
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Roy Holtrholt@caltech.edu |
Current position: Retired, visiting scientistCurrent institution: CaltechThesis advisor: F. W. K. FirkDissertation title: The Absolute Polarization of Neutrons from n-12C ScatteringDissertation abstract: The absolute differential polarization of neutrons elastically scattered from a spin-zero nucleus has been measured, for the first time, as a continuous function of energy using a double-... |
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Frederic Addison Hopf | Thesis advisor: Marlan ScullyDissertation title: Theory of an Inhomogeneously Broadened Laser Amplifier | |
Stephen Horvatstephen.horvat@aya.yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Measurement of the collision energy dependence of jet-quenching signatures of de-confinement at STARDissertation abstract: ... |
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Pai-hsien Hsub89202043@ntu.edu.tw |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: National Tsing Hua UniversityThesis advisor: Keith BakerDissertation title: First measurement of Z bosons with the ATLAS detector at the LHC and its implications for new physics beyond the Standard ModelDissertation abstract: We present the first measurement of Z... |
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Viqar Husainvhusain@unb.ca |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: University of New BrunswickThesis advisor: Lee SmolinDissertation title: Investigations on the canonical quantization of gravityDissertation abstract: The Hamiltonian formulations of classical general relativity are used as the starting point for investigating specific questions associated with the quantization of gravity. (i) The ADM... |
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Derrick Hyltondhylton@spelman.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Spelman CollegeThesis advisor: Peter MohrDissertation title: The nuclear size correction to the Lamb shift in hydrogenDissertation abstract: Recent measurements of the n = 2 Lamb shift for hydrogen have uncertainties ranging from 4-40 ppm. It has been suggested that theoretical calculations at this level of accuracy should... |
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Emma Idealemma.anne.ideal@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Scientist, Core Data ScienceCurrent institution: FacebookThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: A Search for the Standard Model Higgs Boson Produced in Association with a Vector Boson and Decaying to a Hadronically-Decaying Tau Pair at ATLASDissertation abstract: On July 4, 2012, the discovery of the Higgs boson was simultaneously announced by the ATLAS and CMS collaborations. Since then, evidence for its decay to tau leptons has been claimed. As of... |
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James Ingoldbyjames.ingoldby@googlemail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: ICTP in Trieste ItalyThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: EFTs for Nearly Conformal Gauge TheoriesDissertation abstract: ... |
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Ako Jamilakojamil93@gmail.com |
Current position: Associate Research Scholar (Dicke Fellow)Current institution: Princeton UniversityThesis advisor: David C. MooreDissertation title: Rare Event Searches in Liquid Xenon with EXO-200 and nEXODissertation abstract: Liquid Xenon (LXe) detectors, operated as Time Projection Chambers (TPC), have emerged as a key technology in the past decades in the search for extremely rare events, such as the... |
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Viraaj Jayaramviraaj.jayaram@yale.edu |
Current position: Machine Learning EngineerCurrent institution: SchrödingerThesis advisor: Thierry EmonetDissertation title: Normative and Empirical Investigation of the Role of Odor Timing in Drosophila Olfactory NavigationDissertation abstract: Many organisms must navigate attractive odor signals to find food or mates. However, this is not a simple task; odor signals can be spatiotemporally complex and depend on the flow... |
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Andrew Jayichandrew.jayich@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: University of California, Santa BarbaraThesis advisor: Jack HarrisResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Laser cooling a 261 kHz harmonic oscillatorDissertation abstract: Optomechanics is a diverse field where mechanical harmonic oscillators are coupled to an optical field via radiation pressure. The mechanical devices range from atom clouds and nanotubes up... |
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Scott Jensenscott.jensen@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: University of Illinois, Urbana-ChampaignThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Lattice Auxiliary-Field Quantum Monte Carlo Studies of the Unitary Fermi GasDissertation abstract: The Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) to Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) crossover has been experimentally realized using Feshbach resonance techniques with ultracold atomic Fermi gases of 6Li... |
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Jonathan Jerkejonathan.jerke@quantumgalaxies.com |
Current position: Entrepreneurial LeadCurrent institution: Quantum Galaxies CorporationThesis advisor: Charles BaltayResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Study of quasar variabilityDissertation abstract: The Palomar-QUEST Variability Survey has been completed. This thesis has analyzed the data set with the goal of determining... |
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Dandan Jijunni.ji.yale@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Eric BrownDissertation title: Modeling of the dynamics large-scale coherent structures in the system of Rayleigh-Benard ConvectionDissertation abstract: We test the ability of a general low-dimensional model for turbulence to predict geometry-dependent dynamics of large-scale coherent structures, such as convection rolls. The model consists... |
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Yong Jiangyong.jiang@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: David DeMilleResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Progress Towards Searching for Electron Electric Dipole Moment Using PbODissertation abstract: Observation of a non-zero electron electric dipole moment (EDM) will be explicit evidence for physics beyond the Standard Model. There is significant interest in developing experiments that... |
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Yunpeng Jikerina.ji@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Stanford UniversityThesis advisor: Nir NavonDissertation title: Many-Body Physics in a Ultracold Uniform Fermi GasDissertation abstract: Ultracold atomic gases, traditionally produced in harmonic traps, have been a successful platform in studying many-body problems. Recent developments in homogeneous quantum gases in optical... |
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Luyao Jiangustc.luyao.jiang@gmail.com |
Current position: Software EngineerCurrent institution: GoogleThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Nonreciprocal dynamics in a cryogenic optomechanical systemDissertation abstract: Nonreciprocity in various branches of physics has been studied for more than a century, e.g., from classical to quantum mechanics, and from particle to condensed matter. It is particularly... |
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Blake Johnsonblake.johnson@ibm.com |
Current position: Distinguished Research ScientistCurrent institution: IBMThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Controlling Photons in Superconducting Electrical CircuitsDissertation abstract: Circuit quantum electrodynamics (circuit QED) is a system that allows for strong coupling between microwave photons in... |
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Varun Jorapurvarun.jorapur@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AppointeeCurrent institution: Argonne National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Steve Lamoreaux & David DeMilleDissertation title: Towards a Bose-Einstein Condensate of SrF moleculesDissertation abstract: Ultracold polar molecules, with their long-range dipolar interactions and rich internal structure, have emerged as a powerful platform for quantum information science, quantum simulation,... |
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Arvin Kakekhaniarvink@sas.upenn.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: University of PennsylvaniaThesis advisor: Sohrab Ismail-BeigiResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Ferroelectrics to Tackle Fundamental Challenges in CatalysisDissertation abstract: Surface catalysis based on transition metals and their alloys has been one of the most important research fields in theoretical and experimental catalysis and chemistry. Recently, the... |
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Nicholas Kaloskamisnkaloskamis@gmail.com |
Current position: CEOCurrent institution: IEK KEK AXIAThesis advisor: C. J. (Kim) ListerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: APEX: An Experiment to Study Correlated Positron-Electron Production in Heavy-Ion CollisionsDissertation abstract: The production of positrons in heavy ion collisions has been of great interest during the past decade. The unexpected discovery of correlated sharp positron-electron peaks in the energy... |
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Archana Kamalkamal.archana@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: Universty of Massachusetts LowellThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Nonreciprocity in active Josephson junction circuitsDissertation abstract: I will present different flavors of nonreciprocal photon dynamics realized using active parametric circuits based on Josephson junctions. The motivation stems from developing non-... |
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Benjamin Kaplanbenjamin.kaplan@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Director, Data ScienceCurrent institution: Oscar HealthThesis advisor: Paul L. TiptonResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Testing the Standard Model of Particle Physics: A Search for New Phenomena in Multilepton Events with the ATLAS detector at the LHCDissertation abstract: An excess of events over the Standard Model predictions in final states with three or more high momentum charged leptons would constitute evidence of new physical processes. Presented is a... |
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Dimitra Karabalidimitra.karabali@lehman.cuny.edu |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Lehman College, CUNYThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: Nonperturbative Aspects of (2+1) Dimensional Field TheoriesDissertation abstract: Certain nonperturbative phenomena appearing in two specific (2 + 1) dimensional models are studied. The phenomenon of fractional spin and exotic statistics in (2 + 1) dimensions is... |
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Naim Goksel Karacaylingokselk@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ScholarCurrent institution: The Ohio State UniversityThesis advisor: Nikhil PadmanabhanDissertation title: Improving the Cosmic Statistics of Neutral HydrogenDissertation abstract: The study of the large-scale cosmological structure seeks to understand the makings and the evolution of the universe. In this... |
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Alexander Karpikovalexander.karpikov@aya.yale.edu | Current position: ResearcherCurrent institution: Fidelity InvestmentsThesis advisor: Steven OrszagDissertation title: Lattice Boltzmann Studies of Turbulence in Non- Newtonian Fluids | |
Anna Kashkanovaanyakash87@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral fellowCurrent institution: Max Planck institute for the science of lightThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Optomechanics with Superfluid HeliumDissertation abstract: The field of optomechanics studies the interaction between electromagnetic and mechanical degrees of freedom via radiation pressure. This interaction is usually enhanced when both... |
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Jakob Kastelicjakob.kastelic@yale.edu |
Current position: Instrument Design Engineer / ScientistCurrent institution: Stanford Research SystemsThesis advisor: Steve Lamoreaux & David DeMilleDissertation title: Search for Time-Reversal-Symmetry Violation in Thallium Fluoride Using a Cryogenic Buffer-Gas Beam SourceDissertation abstract: The centrex experiment aims to provide a 30-fold increase in sensitivity over the best present upper bounds on the strength of time-violating fundamental interactions by measuring shifts in... |
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Louis Kastensyuvuphys@gmail.com |
Current position: Data AnalystCurrent institution: Planet EcosystemsThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: Calibration of Two-Phase Liquid Xenon Detectors for the Direct Detection of Dark MatterDissertation abstract: Evidence for the abundance of non-baryonic cold dark matter has led to the construction of liquid xenon detectors to directly detect WIMP-nucleon interactions. Traditional... |
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Stanley Kaufmanslkaufman@comcast.net | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: formerly TSI Inc, Shoreview, MNThesis advisor: Willis E. Lamb, Jr.Dissertation title: A Measurement of the Doublet-2S(1/2) to Doublet-2P(3/2) Energy Separationin Atomic Hydrogen | |
Steve Kettellkettell@bnl.gov |
Current position: Senior ScientistCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Vernon HughesDissertation title: Measurement of the doublet-2S(1/2)-doublet-2P(3/2) fine structure interval in muoniumDissertation abstract: The $\rm(2\sp2 S\sb{1/2}$-$\rm 2\sp2 P\sb{3/2})$ fine structure transition in muonium has been observed for the first time. The measured value is 9895$\sbsp{-30}{+35}$ MHz. This measurement... |
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Zuhair Khandkerzuhair.khandker@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignThesis advisor: Walter GoldbergerDissertation title: Embedding Methods for Conformal Field TheorDissertation abstract: Conformal field theories (CFTs) are highly constrained by symmetry. For instance, based on symmetry considerations alone one can derive constraints on the form of correlators and on... |
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Prashanta Kharelprashanta.kharel@yale.edu |
Current position: Device Lead and Founding Team MemberCurrent institution: Hyperlight CorporationThesis advisor: Peter RakichDissertation title: Utilizing Brillouin Interactions for Optical Control of Bulk Acoustic Waves.Dissertation abstract: The interaction between light and mechanical motion has been harnessed for a variety of scientific and technological applications ranging from studies of decoherence to precision metrology... |
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Matthew Kingmatt.king@yale.edu | Current position: Graduate School Student, Class of 2022Current institution: SPL 76/SPL 58 | |
Steven Kleppersteven.klepper@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Technical Director, Science & TechnologyCurrent institution: Raytheon CompanyThesis advisor: Daniel ProberDissertation title: Sensitivity of quantum electron conductance to elastic scatterers and to spin-orbit scattering in gallium arsenide heterostructuresDissertation abstract: “Universal” Conductance Fluctuations (UCF) are studied by measuring electron magnetoconductance in micron-size wires fabricated from GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructures. These aperiodic... |
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Anders Knospeank220@lehigh.edu |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: Lehigh UniversityThesis advisor: John HarrisResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Yield and suppression of electrons from open heavy-flavor decays in heavy-ion collisionsDissertation abstract: Measurements by the STAR and PHENIX collaborations indicate that a quark-gluon plasma, a hot and dense state of matter in... |
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Kevin Kochkmkoch@mcw.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of Radiology & Biomedical EngineeringCurrent institution: Medical College of WisconsinThesis advisor: Douglas Rothman & Robin de GraafDissertation title: In Vivo Static Field Perturbations in Magnetic ResonanceDissertation abstract: Fundamental magnetic resonance (MR) theory assumes the spatial homogeneity of a dominating static magnetic field B = B 0z&circ... |
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Peter Koostrangequark@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: Simons Center for Quantitative Biology at cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryThesis advisor: Simon MochrieDissertation title: Novel optical-based methods and analyses for elucidating cellular mechanics and dynamicsDissertation abstract: Resolving distinct biochemical interaction states by analyzing the diffusive behaviors of individual protein trajectories is challenging due to the limited statistics provided by short... |
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Filip Kosfilip.kos@gmail.com |
Current position: PostdocCurrent institution: UC BerkeleyThesis advisor: David PolandDissertation title: Bootstrapping 3D CFTsDissertation abstract: We use the method of conformal bootstrap to systematically study the space of allowed conformal field theories (CFT) in three spacetime dimensions. We consider the crossing symmetry... |
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V. Alan Kostelecky |
Current position: Distinguished ProfessorCurrent institution: Indiana UniversityThesis advisor: Samuel MacDowellResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Geometric Construction of Extended SupergravityDissertation abstract: This work describes the explict construction of the locally SO(4)-invariant, on-shell deSitter supergravity. First, aspects of classical differential geometry used in the construction of... |
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Stefan Krastanovkrastanov.stefan@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: TBDThesis advisor: Liang JiangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: New Approaches to Control, Calibration, and Optimization of Quantum HardwareDissertation abstract: In this dissertation I present a number of techniques that form building blocks for the quantum manipulations spanning various levels of the quantum technology stack. We begin at the very... |
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Lev Krayzmanlev.v.krayzman@gmail.com |
Current position: Post-Doctorate StudentCurrent institution: Princeton UniversityThesis advisor: Rob SchoelkopfDissertation title: Thin-film Resonators for Superconducting Quantum CircuitsDissertation abstract: Quantum computing has garnered a lot of attention due to the belief that it would be able to solve certain kinds of problems which are intractable to classical computers. One of the leading... |
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Jeffrey Krukjwkruk@icloud.com |
Current position: Research AstrophysicistCurrent institution: NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterThesis advisor: Frank W.K. FirkDissertation title: A Study of the Electric Polarizability of the Neutron by Low Energy Resonant Scattering (Bismuth-209)Dissertation abstract: The total neutron cross-section of (‘209)Bi has been measured with high resolution in the vicinity of the prominent resonance at 800 eV. An improved limit on the possible value of the... |
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Emily Kuhnemily.kuhn318@gmail.com |
Current position: NASA Postdoctoral Program (NPP) FellowCurrent institution: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)Thesis advisor: Laura NewburghDissertation title: Calibration Instrumentation for the Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time Analysis eXperiment (HIRAX)Dissertation abstract: The Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time Analysis eXperiment (HIRAX) is a 21 cm neutral hydrogen intensity mapping experiment to be deployed in the Karoo Desert in South Africa. It aims to... |
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Vlad Kurilovichvlad.kurilovich@yale.edu |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: Google Quantum AI in Santa BarbaraThesis advisor: Leonid GlazmanDissertation title: Criticality in Majorana wiresDissertation abstract: There is an on-going effort to engineer a one-dimensional topological superconductor. Such a superconductor is expected to host... |
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Norman Lamnormanlam1217@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: MITThesis advisor: John MurrayDissertation title: Inhibitory Regulation of Cognitive Functions in Cortical and Thalamic Circuits: Computational Mechanisms and Experimental PredictionsDissertation abstract: Cognitive behaviors fundamentally arise from the interactions of numerous neurons in the brain. However, while neuronal properties are well-characterized, how an ensemble of interconnected... |
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Nicole Larsennicole.larsen@yale.edu |
Current position: AAAS Science & Technology Policy FellowCurrent institution: United States Department of DefenseThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: An Effective Field Theory Analysis of The First LUX Dark Matter SearchDissertation abstract: A wealth of astrophysical research supports the existence of dark matter in the universe, yet the exact nature of this unknown particle remains elusive. The Large Underground Xenon (LUX)... |
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Zack Lasnerzlasner@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: Harvard UniversityThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Order-of-magnitude-tighter bound on the electron electric dipole momentDissertation abstract: The electron’s electric dipole moment (eEDM) is a time-reversal- (T-) violating interaction that is generically predicted to have a magnitude near or above the bounds of current... |
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Claudia Laucmylau4@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Charles AhnDissertation title: Structural characterization of epitaxial oxide heterostructures via X-ray scatteringDissertation abstract: The impact of atomic-scale structural distortions on the transport properties of epitaxial thin film oxides and their interfaces is investigated through high resolution surface x-ray... |
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Michael Lauterbachmikeinhamden@yahoo.com |
Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: NoneThesis advisor: Rober Adair/Henry KashaDissertation title: Polarization of Prompt MuonsDissertation abstract: This paper presents measurements of the polarization of muons produced very near the point of proton - nucleon interaction. The experiment utilized a 400 GeV proton beam available in the... |
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David Morris Lee | Current position: James Gilbert White Distinguished Professor in the Physical Sciences, Emeritus & Nobel Laureate 1996Current institution: Cornell UniversityThesis advisor: Henry FairbankDissertation title: The Thermal Conductivity and the Density of Liquid Helium-3 | |
Lawrence Leelawrenceleejr@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleThesis advisor: Tobias GollingResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A Search for B-violating Supersymmetry in Multijet Signatures at the ATLAS ExperimentDissertation abstract: With supersymmetry (SUSY) increasingly constrained, more attention is placed on alternate flavors of SUSY that allow for an unexcluded natural theory. A search for new physics phenomena in... |
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Linwood Leelinwood.lee@stonybrook.edu | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: Stony Brook UniversityThesis advisor: Waldo RallDissertation title: ANGULAR DISTRIBUTITIONS FOR (DEUTERON,PROTON) REACTIONS ON TITANIUM | |
Sangjae Leesangjaelee93@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssoicateCurrent institution: Seoul National UniversityThesis advisor: Charles AhnDissertation title: Physics of the Electronic Structure and Collective Excitations in Transition Metal CompoundsDissertation abstract: In condensed matter systems novel phenomena such as superconductivity and magnetism can emerge from an intricate interplay between the materials lattice, spin, charge, and orbital degrees... |
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Andrew Leisteragleister@gmail.com |
Current position: Data Scientist SeniorCurrent institution: Freddie MacThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: A Search for Z' Gauge Bosons Decaying to Tau-Antitau Pairs in Proton-Proton Collisions with the ATLAS DetectorDissertation abstract: Although the Standard Model of Particle Physics has been generally successful in modeling fundamental particles and their interactions, it does not incorporate many observed physical... |
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Rachel Lewisrachel.lewis@gmail.com | Current position: Assistant DirectorCurrent institution: Centre for Operations Excellence, UBC Sauder School of BusinessThesis advisor: Peter ParkerDissertation title: Resonances of Proton Capture on the Isomer of Al-26 in Si- 27 | |
Dale Lidaleli@slac.stanford.edu |
Current position: Staff ScientistCurrent institution: SLAC National Accelerator LaboratoryThesis advisor: Sean BarrettResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Unexpected spin echoes in dipolar solids: Intrinsic effects of finite Pi pulses on quantum coherenceDissertation abstract: This doctoral dissertation is a detailed examination of the effects of strong π pulses applied to a large system of spin-½ nuclei. Nuclear magnetic... |
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Daliang Licheers.wolf@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior AI Research EngineerCurrent institution: GoogleThesis advisor: Witold SkibaDissertation title: Covariant Methods for Superconformal Field TheoriesDissertation abstract: In this thesis, we develop manifestly covariant methods for 4 dimensional, N = 1 superconformal field theories. First, we generalize the embedding formalism in conformal field theories (... |
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Daming Lidamingliyale22@gmail.com |
Current position: Applied ScientistCurrent institution: Uber Technologies, Inc.Thesis advisor: John MurrayDissertation title: Bistable Neural Dynamics Underlying Cognition and Spontaneous Activity: Computational Modeling and Empirical AnalysisDissertation abstract: Characterizing the spatiotemporal patterns of neural dynamics is crucial to understanding many brain functions and psychiatric disorders. A commonly observed dynamic pattern is bistability... |
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Jingping Lili.jingping@caschina.org |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssoicateCurrent institution: Carnegie Mellon UniversityThesis advisor: Walter GoldbergerDissertation title: The Wordline Effective Field Theory of Spinning Gravitational SourcesDissertation abstract: The advent of gravitational wave physics has raised great interest in efficient calculations of gravitational dynamics. In particular, the worldline effective field theory (EFT) has proven... |
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Kaicheng Likaicheng.li001@gmail.com |
Current position: Machine Learning EngineerCurrent institution: Uber Technologies, Inc.Thesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Low Energy Excess and Anomaly Search with MicroBooNEDissertation abstract: The Micro Booster Neutrino Experiment (MicroBooNE) is a leading large-scale Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) experiment, designed for precision neutrino physics. The main... |
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Ke Likeli2000@gmail.com |
Current position: PartnerCurrent institution: Goldman SachsThesis advisor: Michael SchmidtDissertation title: A time-dependent angular analysis of B0s to J/psi phi and B0d to J/psi Kstar0, and, A measurement of the width difference in the B0s systemDissertation abstract: The mixing between Bs0 - Bs0 bar and Bd0 - Bd0 bar leads to the two eigenstates of definite masses (heavy, m H and light, m L) and widths (GammaH and GammaL). The mass differences in the... |
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Ruoxin Lili.ruoxin@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Director, Advanced AnalyticsCurrent institution: IqviaThesis advisor: Kurt GibbleDissertation title: Phase Variations in microwave carvities for atomic clocksDissertation abstract: We analyze the phase variations of the microwave field in a TE011 microwave cavity and how these variations affect the frequency of an atomic clock. We analytically solve for the microwave... |
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Efthymios Liarokapiseliaro@central.ntua.gr | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: National Technical University of AthensThesis advisor: Jack GreenbergResearch WebsiteDissertation title: X-rays from selected quasimolecular transitions | |
Frank Chi-Wen Linlinbfrank@yahoo.com | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: University of Maryland Eastern ShoreDissertation title: Phase Shift Analysis of Low Energy Pion-Nucleon Scattering | |
Guoji Lingouji.lin@gmail.com |
Current position: software developer team leadCurrent institution: BloombergThesis advisor: Jack SandweissDissertation title: Electro-magnetic physics studies at RHIC: Neutral pion production, direct photon HBT, photon elliptic flow in gold-gold collisions at sqrt(s_NN) = 200 GeV and the Muon Telescope Detector simulationDissertation abstract: Electro-magnetic (E&M) probes such as direct photons and muons (μ) are important tools to study the properties of the... |
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Steven Lindenslinden1@bnl.gov |
Current position: Detector PhysicistCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Measurement of the muon neutrino charged current pion production to quasi-elastic cross section ratio on mineral oil in a 0.8 GeV neutrino beamDissertation abstract: Charged current single pion production (CCπ... |
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Hugh Lippincotthlippincott@ucsb.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: University of California, Santa BarbaraThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyResearch WebsiteDissertation title: DEAP/CLEAN: Detecting dark matter with liquid argon and liquid neonDissertation abstract: There is a great deal of observational evidence across a wide variety of scales that a large fraction of the universe and most... |
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Chia-Jung “Charlie” Liucharlie.liu@charter.com |
Current position: VP, Engineering IP ManagementCurrent institution: Charter CommunicationsThesis advisor: Vernon HughesDissertation title: Part I. A new method for optical measurement of proton polarization. Part II. Orientation of H(2P) by beam-tilted-foil interactionDissertation abstract: Part 1: A new method for optical measurement of proton polarization. A new method has been developed to measure the polarization of low energy (10 keV to 100 keV) protons. The basic... |
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Tong Liuliutong0711@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: Squarepoint CapitalThesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Inclusive Hadron Yield Analysis in Small and Mid-sized Collision Systems at sqrt(s_NN)=200 GeV at STARDissertation abstract: At extremely high temperature and energy density, the quarks and gluons form a novel state of matter called the Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP). The QGP has been widely studied via relativistic... |
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Xin Lixinli18@mit.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: Mark ReedDissertation title: Nano-confined interfaces: from artificial ion channels to nanofluidic batteryDissertation abstract: Nano-confined interfaces have received growing attention in recent years, with a wide range of applications including artificial ion channels, water desalination, osmotic energy conversion... |
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Sarah Lockwitzlockwitz@gmail.com |
Current position: PhysicistCurrent institution: FermilabThesis advisor: Paul TiptonDissertation title: A Search for the Standard Model Higgs Boson in CDF II DataDissertation abstract: This dissertation presents a search for the standard model Higgs boson in the associated production process proton anti-proton to ZH to electron positron b quark anti-b quark. Data... |
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Anthony Lolloanthony.lollo.jr@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistCurrent institution: CVS HealthThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Phase slips in isolated mesoscopic superconducting ringsDissertation abstract: Phase slips result in many interesting properties of superconducting materials, such as the finite resistance of thin superconducting nanowires, the decay of current in superconducting... |
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Junjiajia Longjunjiajia.long@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Thierry EmonetDissertation title: From Individual to Collective Behavior: The Role of Memory and Diversity in Bacterial NavigationDissertation abstract: ... |
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Xinhui Luxinhui.lu@cuhk.edu.hk |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: The Chinese University of Hong KongThesis advisor: Simon MochrieResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Dynamic and static structure studies of colloidal suspensions with XPCS, SAXS and XNFSDissertation abstract: In the first project, I studied the onset of structural arrest and glass formation in a suspension of silica nanoparticles in a... |
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Tyler Lutztlutz@uchicago.edu |
Current position: Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter/postdocCurrent institution: Universiät MagdeburgThesis advisor: John WettlauferDissertation title: Frictional, Large-Deformation Poroelastic Flow: Theory and ExperimentsDissertation abstract: Fluid flow through deformable, porous materials is seemingly ubiquitous in the natural world—spanning length scales from the cellular to the planetary—and offers a... |
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Rongrong Mamarr@bnl.gov |
Current position: Postdoctoral Research AssociateCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LaboratoryThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Jet measurements in pp and Pb-Pb collisions in ALICEDissertation abstract: Lattice-QCD predicts the existence of a new form of hot, dense matter called the Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP) above a critical energy density. Such matter is believed to be created in... |
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Manuel Maimanuel.mai@yale.edu |
Current position: Machine Learning EngineerCurrent institution: SpotifyThesis advisor: Corey O'HernDissertation title: Outcome Prediction and Reconstruction for Systems of Ordinary Differential EquationsDissertation abstract: I will present two related analyses of systems of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The first one investigates outcome prediction in several systems of ODEs for the immune response to... |
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Ana Malagonana.malagon@yale.edu |
Current position: Software DeveloperCurrent institution: Droit Financial Technologies, LLCThesis advisor: O. Keith BakerDissertation title: Search for 140 microeV Pseudoscalar and Vector Dark Matter Using Microwave CavitiesDissertation abstract: Dark matter plays an important role in structure formation and composes 26.8% of the total energy density in the universe. There are many postulated particles that are theorized to be the... |
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Vladimir Manucharyanmanuchar@umd.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: University of MarylandThesis advisor: Michel DevoretResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Superinductance: a New Element for Quantum CircuitsDissertation abstract: We harness the phenomenon of kinetic inductance of a superconductor for the purposes of quantum information processing with superconducting circuits. In the present work, kinetic... |
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Peiyuan Maopeiyuan.mao@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Quantitative RsearcherCurrent institution: Akuna Capital LLCThesis advisor: Meg UrryDissertation title: Blazar Demographics: Intrinsic Properties of Jet-Dominated Active Galactic NucleiDissertation abstract: ... |
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Louis Marchildonlouis.marchildon@uqtr.ca |
Current position: Professor of Physics (Emeritus)Current institution: Universite du quebec a Trois-RivieresThesis advisor: Feza GurseyResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Applications of some graded Lie groups to the study of nonlinear supersymmetric LagrangiansDissertation abstract: The formalism of spontaneous symmetry breaking in gauge theories and the theory of nonlinear invariant Lagrangians are reviewed, with an emphasis on the relationships between the two.... |
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Nicholas Maslukoctillion16@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Staff Member / ManagerCurrent institution: IBMThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Purifying the environment of the fluxonium artificial atomDissertation abstract: Fluxonium is a highly anharmonic artificial atom, which makes use of an array of large Josephson junctions to shunt the junction of a Cooper-pair box for protection from charge noise... |
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David Masondavid.mason@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Dynamical Behavior near Exceptional Points in an Optomechanical SystemDissertation abstract: Coupled mechanical oscillators have long been an archetypical system for understanding eigenmodes and coupled dynamics. But in the last few decades, the study of open systems (i.e. those... |
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Harsh Mathurharsh.mathur@case.edu |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Case Western Reserve UniversityThesis advisor: A. Douglas StoneResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Disorder and Interaction Effects in Mesoscopic ConductorsDissertation abstract: In this dissertation we study some low temperature phenomena in disordered conductors. First we investigate the effects of spin precession on weak-localization. It is argued that the... |
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Catherine Matulismatulisca@gmail.com |
Current position: EngineerCurrent institution: MathworksThesis advisor: Damon ClarkDissertation title: Contrast adaptation in Drosophila direction-selective circuitsDissertation abstract: In visual systems, neurons adapt both to the mean light level and to the range of light levels, or the contrast. Contrast adaptation has been studied extensively, but it remains unclear how... |
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Joseph L. McCauleyJMCCAULEY@UH.EDU |
Current position: Professor of Physics EmeritusCurrent institution: University of HoustonThesis advisor: Lars OnsagerDissertation title: Brownian Motion Theory of Capture and Release of Negative Ions by Quantized Vortex Lines in HE IIDissertation abstract: In this dissertation, the theory of Brownian applied in the form developed by Professor Lars Onsager in 1934, to the calculation of rates of capture and release of negative ions by... |
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Christopher McKitterickchris.mckitterick@gmail.com |
Current position: Engagement ManagerCurrent institution: McKinsey and CompanyThesis advisor: Daniel ProberDissertation title: Prospects for Ultra-sensitive Terahertz Photon Detection with GrapheneDissertation abstract: This dissertation investigates a new scheme for the detection of terahertz (THz) photons. The vast majority of photons visible to outer space observatories occur in the far-infrared, but... |
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David MeltzerDMeltzer91@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowThesis advisor: David PolandDissertation title: Topics in the Analytic BootstrapDissertation abstract: In this thesis we explore analytical methods to study conformal field theories (CFTs) in a general number of spacetime dimensions. We first use the lightcone bootstrap to systematically... |
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Jason Merrilljwmerrill@gmail.com |
Current position: Software DeveloperCurrent institution: Desmos, Inc.Thesis advisor: Eric DufresneDissertation title: Many-body force and mobility measurements in colloidal systemsDissertation abstract: We have extended a sensitive probe of colloidal interparticle forces, blinking optical tweezers, to allow measurements of... |
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Aaron Mertzaaron.mertz@gmail.com |
Current position: Director, Science & Society ProgramCurrent institution: Aspen InstituteThesis advisor: Eric DufresneResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Collective Mechanics of Epithelial CellsDissertation abstract: Cell–cell and cell–matrix adhesions play essential roles in the function of tissues, yet little is known about how crosstalk between these two adhesion types regulate cells’ material... |
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Michael Metcalfembm@umd.edu |
Current position: Electrical and Computer EngineeringCurrent institution: University of Maryland, College ParkThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: A new microwave resonator readout scheme for superconducting qubitsDissertation abstract: Quantum computation is a relatively new field of research, which uses the properties of quantum mechanical systems for... |
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George Miasgeorge.mias@gmail.com |
Current position: Chief of Systems Biology Division, IQ Center, MSU, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyCurrent institution: Michigan State UniversityThesis advisor: Steven GirvinResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Domains of Quantum MagnetismDissertation abstract: This dissertation explores different theoretical aspects of domains in quantum magnetism. In the first part, domain seeding is... |
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Neal Moorenemomisc@aol.com | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: Formerly University of Nevada, RenoThesis advisor: Henry MargenauDissertation title: I. Energy of Interaction of Two Helium Atoms. II. An Examination of the Adequacy of Configuration Interaction Techniques to Account for Correlation in Atomic Problems | |
James Mulliganjd_mulligan@yahoo.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Inclusive jet measurements in Pb-Pb collisions with ALICEDissertation abstract: Droplets of deconfined quarks and gluons, known as the quark-gluon plasma, are produced experimentally in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions. Studying this deconfined matter may allow... |
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Shantanu Mundhadamundhada.shantanu@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Quantum EngineerCurrent institution: Quantum Circuits, Inc.Thesis advisor: Michel DevoretResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Hardware-efficient autonomous quantum error correctionDissertation abstract: The promise of quantum speedup in information processing is not yet fulfilled in a useful quantum algorithm due to the susceptibility of quantum information to decoherence. This makes... |
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John MurrayJohn.D.Murray@dartmouth.edu |
Current position: Gregg L. Engles Associate Professor of Psychological and Brain SciencesCurrent institution: Dartmouth CollegeThesis advisor: Xiao-Jing WangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Local and Long-range Dynamics in Cognitive Cortical CircuitsDissertation abstract: Strong recurrent interactions in cortical circuits are capable of generating at-tractor dynamics, which may underlie core computational components of cognition, such as working memory and... |
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Eric Myersmyerse@newpaltz.edu |
Current position: Professional FacultyCurrent institution: State University of New York at New PaltzThesis advisor: Alan ChodosDissertation title: Calculation of the Gravitational Casimir Energy and Gauge Field Couplings in Non-Abelian Kaluza-KleinDissertation abstract: A theory of gravitation in more than four dimensions (Kaluza-Klein theory) is considered to see if it can explain in a natural, unified way the observed gauge and gravitational fields in... |
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Christine Nattrasschristine.nattrass@utk.edu |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Tennessee, KnoxvillThesis advisor: John HarrisResearch WebsiteDissertation title: System size, energy, and particle type dependence of di-hadron correlations in heavy ion collisionsDissertation abstract: QCD predicts a phase transition in nuclear matter at high energy densities. This matter, called a Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP), should have very different properties from normal nuclear matter... |
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Ethan Neiletnduke@gmail.com |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of Colorado, BoulderThesis advisor: Thomas AppelquistDissertation title: Dependence of Yang-Mills theory on the number of light fermionsDissertation abstract: Quantum chromodynamics (QCD), the theory which governs strong nuclear interactions and an integral part of the standard model,... |
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Daniel Nemesabsurdlemons@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Semi-Inclusive Measurement of the Shared Groomed Momentum Fraction of Jets in Au+Au Collisions at STARDissertation abstract: Jet quenching is one of the main signals used to investigate the properties of a quark-gluon plasma (QGP). Besides energy loss, jet quenching can also manifest in the modification of jet... |
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Konstantin Nesterovkn.nesterov@gmail.com |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: Bleximo Corp.Thesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Mesoscopic Effects in Chaotic Metallic NanoparticlesDissertation abstract: We study electron interactions in a nanosized chaotic metallic grain with a large Thouless conductance. We use the so-called universal Hamiltonian, which describes the low-energy... |
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Kyungjoo Nohnoh827@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantum Research ScientistCurrent institution: Amazon Web ServicesThesis advisor: Liang JiangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Quantum computation and communication in bosonic systemsDissertation abstract: Quantum computation and communication are important branches of quantum information science. However, noise in realistic quantum devices fundamentally limits the utility of these quantum... |
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Danielle Norcinidnorcini@kicp.uchicago.edu |
Current position: KICP and Grainger Fellow Current institution: University of ChicagoThesis advisor: Karsten HeegerDissertation title: A search for eV-scale sterile neutrinos and precision measurement of the U-235 antineutrino spectrum with the PROSPECT experimentDissertation abstract: Reactor experiments have been devoted to establishing the properties of the weakly-interacting neutrino. Recent neutrino oscillation experiments at low-enriched uranium (LEU) reactors... |
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Eric Norrgarderic.norrgard@nist.gov |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: NISTThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Magneto-optical trapping of diatomic moleculesDissertation abstract: Laser cooling in a magneto-optical trap (MOT) is the workhorse technique for atomic physics in the ultracold regime, serving as the starting point in applications from optical clocks to... |
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Brendon O'Learybrendon.oleary@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: In search of the electron's electric dipole moment in thorium monoxide: an improved upper limit, systematic error models, and apparatus upgradesDissertation abstract: ... |
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Saehanseul Ohsaehanseul.oh@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LabThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Correlations in particle production in proton-lead and lead-lead collisions at the LHCDissertation abstract: ... |
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Alice Ohlsonaeohlson@gmail.com |
Current position: Associate Senior LecturerCurrent institution: Lund UniversityThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Investigating Parton Energy Loss with Jet-hadron Correlations and Jet vn at STARDissertation abstract: A strongly-coupled, deconfined state of quarks and gluons, known as the Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP), is created in high-energy collisions of heavy nuclei. The QGP can be probed by high-... |
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Michael Olivermichael.oliver.137@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Measurement of Correlations Between Neutral Pions and Charged Hadrons in Heavy Ion Collisions with ALICEDissertation abstract: In Ultra-Relativistic Heavy Ion collisions, such as those done at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), the high energy densities create an exotic... |
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Catherine Olmerolmer@indiana.edu |
Current position: Professor Emeritus, Indiana University and Chief Financial OfficerCurrent institution: WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and TechnologyThesis advisor: Karl A. ErbDissertation title: Heavy-Ion Induced Multinucleon Transfer Reactions in the 2S-1D ShellDissertation abstract: In order to investigate whether new nuclear structure information can be obtained from studying the direct transfer of more than two nucleons using heavy-ion projectiles, we have... |
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Elaine Oranelaine.oran@gmail.com | Current position: Distinguished Research ProfessorCurrent institution: Texas A&M UniversityThesis advisor: Michael Thorpe/Peter LevyDissertation title: A Theoretical Study of a Spin Hamiltonian with Biquadratic Pair Interactions | |
Peter Orthporth@iastate.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: Iowa State UniversityThesis advisor: Karyn Le HurResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Dissipative dynamics and novel quantum phases in strongly correlated cold-atom mixturesDissertation abstract: We study the static and dynamical properties of a number of strongly correlated quantum many-body systems, that can be... |
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Michela Paganinimicky.91@hotmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: Facebook AI ResearchThesis advisor: Paul TiptonDissertation title: Machine Learning in High Energy Physics: Applications to Electromagnic Shower Generation, Flavor Tagging, and the Search for di-Higgs ProductionDissertation abstract: This thesis demonstrate the efficacy of designing and developing machine learning algorithms to selected use cases that encompass many of the outstanding challenges in the field of... |
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Jingjing Panjingjing.pan@yale.edu |
Current institution: WL 230Thesis advisor: Keith BakerDissertation title: Exploring the Standard Model and Beyond Through the Lens of Jet Substructure and Deep Learning with the ATLAS ExperimentDissertation abstract: The prevalence of hadronic jets at the LHC requires a deep understanding of jet formation both experimentally and theoretically. The microscopic dynamics of hadronic collisions is... |
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Anuj Parikhxrayburst@gmail.com |
Current position: ActorThesis advisor: Peter ParkerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Production of 26Al in Oxygen-Neon-Magnesium NovaeDissertation abstract: In the beta-decay of the ground state of 26Al (denoted 26gAl, t1/2 = 7.2 x 105 y), a characteristic 1.809 MeV gamma-ray is emitted. This signature of the presence of 26gAl has... |
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Kinga Partykakinga.partyka@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: SVP, Senior Lead Enterprise Risk Officer, Connsumer Data & Engagement PlatformsCurrent institution: Wells FargoThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Exclusive Muon-Neutrino Charged Current mu+Np topologies in ArgoNeuTDissertation abstract: Neutrinos remain among the least understood fundamental particles even after decades of study. As we enter the precision era of neutrino measurements bigger and more sophisticated... |
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Evan Peaseekpease@gmail.com |
Current position: Data ScientistCurrent institution: Cisco SystemsThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: Rare-event searches in liquid xenon with the LUX and LUX-ZEPLIN detectorsDissertation abstract: Liquid xenon has been used with great success in recent attempts to directly detect dark matter particles. The Large Underground Xenon (LUX) experiment recently concluded nearly four years... |
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Ryan Petersburgrpetersburg@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Professional Staff 1Current institution: Johns Hopkins Applied Physics LaboratoryThesis advisor: Debra FischerDissertation title: Exoplanet Measurement to the Extreme: Novel Methods of Instrumentation and Data Extraction for Radial-velocity SpectrographsDissertation abstract: The current generation of radial-velocity spectrographs are at the precipice of discovering a multitude Earth-like exoplanets... |
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Andrei Petrenkoandrei.petrenko@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Enhancing the Lifetime of Quantum Information with Cat States in Superconducting CavitiesDissertation abstract: The field of quantum computation faces a central challenge that has thus far impeded the full-scale realization of quantum computing machines: decoherence. Remarkably, however, protocols... |
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Tudor Petrescualexandru.petrescu@usherbrooke.ca |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: University of SherbrookeThesis advisor: Karyn Le HurDissertation title: Topological phases with ultracold atoms and photonsDissertation abstract: In the first part of the talk, we introduce two–dimensional lattice tight–binding models that realize the quantum anomalous Hall effect (QAHE). For a Kagome lattice whose degrees of freedom... |
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Mariel Petteemariel.pettee@gmail.com |
Current position: Chamberlain FellowCurrent institution: Lawrence Berkeley National LabThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: Interdisciplinary Machine Learning Methods for Particle PhysicsDissertation abstract: Following the discovery of a Higgs boson-like particle in the summer of 2012 at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, the... |
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Matthew Phillipsmatthewphillips@fico.com |
Current position: Lead Analytical ScientistCurrent institution: FICOThesis advisor: Gordon M. ShepherdDissertation title: Sensory Processing in the Olfactory Bulb: From Lateral Inhibition to BehaviorDissertation abstract: Sensory perception is the fundamental process by which all organisms gain knowledge of their world. Perceptions arise from stimulations of sensory receptors that are translated into... |
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William Pontiuswilliam.pontius@yale.edu |
Current position: Senior Software EngineerCurrent institution: Mighty.comThesis advisor: Thierry EmonetDissertation title: The Molecular Origins and Functional Role of Noise in a Simple Sensory NetworkDissertation abstract: Biological pathways perform calculations with often-small numbers of constituent molecules, leading to potentially significant variability in their output. In this thesis, I use the... |
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Andrew Pooneeawpoon@ust.hk |
Current position: ProfessorCurrent institution: The Hong Kong University of Science and TechnologyThesis advisor: Richard ChangResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Optical resonances of two-dimensional microcavities with circular and non-circular shapes Dissertation abstract: Optical resonances of two-dimensional microcavities are experimentally studied by using elastic scattering from optical fibers with circular, square and deform shapes. A focused Gaussian... |
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Meredith Powellmcpowell@stanford.edu |
Current position: Porat FellowCurrent institution: StanfordThesis advisor: Meg UrryResearch WebsiteDissertation title: The Environments of Accreting Supermassive Black HolesDissertation abstract: ... |
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Stephen PowellStephen.Powell@nottingham.ac.uk |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: University of NottinghamThesis advisor: R. ShankarResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Quantum phases and transitions of many -body systems realized using cold atomic gasesDissertation abstract: In recent years, new advances in techniques for trapping and cooling atoms have allowed the production of atomic gases at low-enough temperatures and high... |
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Siddharth Prabhusidxar@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral fellowThesis advisor: Walter GoldbergerDissertation title: Gluon and Graviton Radiation from the Classical Double CopyDissertation abstract: Motivated by the BCJ double copy in quantum field theory, we demonstrate a correspondence between perturbative solutions of classical scalar, gauge and gravity theories. First, we... |
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Susan Prattaurorab17@gmail.com |
Current position: Law School StudentCurrent institution: Georgetown UniversityThesis advisor: Simon MochrieDissertation title: Development and implementation of a reversibly-interacting TRAP-peptide pair as a live-cell imaging strategyDissertation abstract: The need to study proteins in living cells to acquire accurate information pertaining to their spatiotemporal dynamics drives the development and improvement of tools for visualization.... |
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Jing Qianjing.qian@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Senior Associate ConsultantCurrent institution: Mayo ClinicThesis advisor: Andreas HeinzDissertation title: Commissioning of a new focal plane detection system of SASSYER and spectroscopy of rutherfordium-257Dissertation abstract: To improve the understanding of the evolution of nuclear structure near the shell closures at N = 126, recoil-decay tagging, which provides a very high channel selectivity, is a very... |
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David Rahmlowdrahmlow@wyatt.com |
Current position: Senior ScientistCurrent institution: Wyatt TechnologyThesis advisor: David DeMilleResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Towards a measurement of parity nonconservation in diatomic moleculesDissertation abstract: Certain aspects of electroweak parity violation can be explored in atoms and molecules using techniques common in atomic and... |
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Arthur Ramirezapr@ucsc.com |
Current position: Professor physicsCurrent institution: University of California Santa CruzThesis advisor: Verner WolfDissertation title: Measurement of the Specific Heat of Cesium Nickel Fluoride: a Search for Spin SolitonsDissertation abstract: The specific heat of the linear chain magnetic compound CsNiF(,3) has been measured at temperatures between 4.2 and 20 K and in magnetic fields up to 1.0 T applied perpendicularly to the... |
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Aleksander Rebaneybermensch@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateThesis advisor: Yongli Zhang and James E. RothmanDissertation title: Exploring free energy landscapes of SNARE assembly using optical tweezersDissertation abstract: Scientists have long sought to understand the working principles of protein machinery. A decisive step towards this goal has been the development of the Gibbs free energy landscape of... |
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Matthew Reedmdreed@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Staff PhysicistCurrent institution: HRL LaboratoriesThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Entanglement and Quantum Error Correction with Superconducting QubitsDissertation abstract: A quantum computer will use the properties of quantum physics to solve certain computational problems much faster than otherwise possible. One promising potential implementation is to... |
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Elizabeth Ricard-McCutchanmccutchan@bnl.gov |
Current position: Res Staff 6 PhysicsCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Richard CastenResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Critical phase/shape transitions in heavy nucleiDissertation abstract: A fundamental issue of nuclear physics is the evolution of collective nuclear structure with variations in the number of... |
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Charles Rileyckriley86@gmail.com |
Current position: Manager, Finance & StrategyCurrent institution: ConnectGen LLCThesis advisor: Jack SandweissDissertation title: Searching for Local Parity Violation in Heavy Ion CollisionsDissertation abstract: Parity violation of the strong interaction is prohibited globally, however, it may be possible for parity to be violated locally in hot, dense, and deconfined QCD matter created in... |
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Mike Rittermwritter@gmail.com |
Current position: Tech Lead / ManagerCurrent institution: GoogleThesis advisor: Vernon HughesDissertation title: Positronium Spectroscopy: Precise Measurement of he Ground State Hyperfine IntervalDissertation abstract: The hyperfine interval, (DELTA)(nu), of ground state (n = 1) positronium has been measured to high precision yielding (DELTA)(nu) = 203.389 10(74) GHz (3.6 ppm). The... |
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Timothy Roachtroach@holycross.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: College of the Holy CrossThesis advisor: Edward HindsDissertation title: Interaction of laser-cooled atoms and magnetic surfacesDissertation abstract: We have studied the interaction of cold atoms with ferromagnetic surfaces. The atomic source is a magneto-optic trap (MOT) that captures Rb atoms from a dilute vapor and cools them to 30 $\... |
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Marc Rosenthaldrmsr55@gmail.com |
Current position: Associate Fellowship Director, Emergency Medical ServicesCurrent institution: Wayne State UniversityThesis advisor: Peter ParkerDissertation title: High Spin States in Lu-163 and Lu-165 and Backbending in Rare Earth NucleiDissertation abstract: Since the observation of a band crossing at a rotation frequency of 0.27 Mev/(H/2PI) in the yrast cascade of several nuclei in the region of A = 160, much work, both experimental and... |
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Jared Rovnyjdrovny@gmail.com |
Current position: Princeton Quantum Institute Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Princeton UniversityThesis advisor: Sean BarrettDissertation title: New NMR Applications and Methods: Discrete Time Crystalline Signatures and Accelerated Acquisition using Iterated MapsDissertation abstract: This thesis describes two distinct research endeavors linked by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments. One is related to the nascent study of discrete time crystals (DTCs) in driven... |
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Brooke Russellrussell@lbl.gov |
Current position: Owen Chamberlain Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Thesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: An Electron Neutrino Appearance Search in MicroBooNE with 5$\times$10$^{19}$ POTDissertation abstract: MicroBooNE is a single-phase liquid argon time projection chamber (LArTPC) short-baseline accelerator neutrino experiment located at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in the Booster... |
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Luis Saldanaluis.ocularis@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistCurrent institution: The Estee Lauder Companies Inc.Thesis advisor: Karsten HeegerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Novel Signal Reconstruction Techniques in Cyclotron Radiation Emission Spectroscopy for Neutrino Mass MeasurementDissertation abstract: The Project 8 experiment is developing Cyclotron Radiation Emission... |
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Savil Salursalur@physics.rutgers.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: Rutgers UniversityThesis advisor: John HarrisDissertation title: Investigation of hadronic resonances with STARDissertation abstract: Strongly interacting, high density matter is produced in heavy ion collisions at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC). Hadronic resonances, due to... |
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Vahid Sandoghdarvahid.sandoghdar@mpl.mpg.de |
Current position: DirectorCurrent institution: Max Planck Institute for the Science of LightThesis advisor: Edward HindsDissertation title: Direct measurement of the Lennard-Jonesvan der Waals energy of an atom in a sub-micron cavityDissertation abstract: The attraction of an atom to metallic surfaces has been common knowledge for more than 150 years. In the framework of quantum electrodynamics, and to a first approximation, this interaction... |
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Alex Sandomirskyalex.sandomirsky@yale.edu |
Current position: Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: Midpoint MarketsThesis advisor: Witold SkibaDissertation title: Explicit Conformal BlocksDissertation abstract: Conformal field theories (CFTs) are important in their application to critical phenomena, as fixed points in the renormalization group of QFTs, and with their role in the AdS-CFT... |
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Lauren Saunderslausaunders@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral Research AssociateCurrent institution: FermilabThesis advisor: Laura NewburghDissertation title: Telescope Pointing for the Simons Observatory: Data Acquisition & Control Software, Calibration, and ModelingDissertation abstract: The Simons Observatory (SO) is a ground-based cosmic microwave background (CMB) survey experiment located in the Atacama Desert in Chile, at an elevation of 5200 m. It is made up of one 6 m... |
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Veronica Savuveronica.savu@morphotonix.com |
Current position: CEO and co-founderCurrent institution: MorphotonixThesis advisor: Daniel ProberResearch WebsiteDissertation title: The light at the end of the tunnel junction: Improving the energy resolution of UV single -photon spectrometers using diffusion engineeringDissertation abstract: We present experimental results which test whether diffusion engineering can increase the energy resolution of a single-photon superconducting tunnel junction spectrometer. When a UV photon... |
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Giacomo Scanaviniscanavini.giacomo@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: First measurement of neutral current neutral pion production differential cross sections on argonDissertation abstract: Neutral current neutral pion interactions are a fundamental process in neutrino interactions, and their study in the MicroBooNE Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) is crucial in... |
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Flavius Schackertflavius.schackert@gmail.com |
Current position: Software Engineer, Machine LearningCurrent institution: Facebook, Inc.Thesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: A Practical Quantum-Limited Parametric Amplifier Based on the Josephson Ring ModulatorDissertation abstract: This dissertation has addressed the problem of developing the Josephson Parametric Converter (JPC) as a practical phase-preserving microwave parametric amplifier operating at the... |
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Sebastian Schmidtschmidt@quantumpatents.com |
Current position: Patent AttorneyCurrent institution: Quantum IPThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Electron interactions in chaotic metallic grainsDissertation abstract: We study the effect of electron-electron interactions on transport and thermodynamic properties of small, chaotic metallic... |
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Grant Schumachergrant.schumacher@yale.edu |
Current position: Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: Susquehanna International GroupThesis advisor: Nir NavonDissertation title: Stability of a Three-Component Fermi GasDissertation abstract: Ultracold quantum gases have proven to be powerful platforms for quantum simulation, due to their precision and tunability. In particular, ultracold gas experiments have made many... |
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David SchusterDavid.Schuster@uchicago.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: University of ChicagoThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Circuit Quantum ElectrodynamicsDissertation abstract: This thesis describes the development of circuit quantum electrodynamics (QED), architecture for studying quantum information and quantum optics. In circuit QED a... |
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Carl Schreckcarl.schreck@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Senior Bioinformatics ScientistCurrent institution: Center for Pediatric Genomic Medicine at Children's Mercy HospitalThesis advisor: Corey O'HernResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Mechanical and vibrational properties of model granular mediaDissertation abstract: This thesis describes comprehensive computational and theoretical studies of the mechanical and vibrational properties of athermal particulate systems, such as granular media, foams, and... |
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Philip Scottphilscott63@gmail.com | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: Eye Physicians of North HoustonThesis advisor: Werner P. WolfDissertation title: Magneto-optical effects in some rare earth hydroxides | |
Daniel Searadsseara@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: University of ChicagoThesis advisor: Michael MurrellDissertation title: Energetics of biological mechanics and dynamicsDissertation abstract: Living matter is a class of soft matter systems that microscopically consumes energy to drive essential life processes such as... |
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Adam Searsadam.sears@gmail.com |
Current position: Data ScientistCurrent institution: LyondellBasellThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Extending Coherence of Superconducting Qubits: from microseconds to millisecondsDissertation abstract: Circuit quantum electrodynamics (Circuit QED) is the extremely successful framework for studying quantum devices developed along with the transmon, a superconducting charge qubit with... |
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Ibrahim Semizsemizibr@boun.edu.tr |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Bogazici UniversityThesis advisor: Vincent MoncriefDissertation title: On Dyonic Black Holes and Cosmic CensorshipDissertation abstract: In this thesis, we construct two thought experiments to test the Cosmic Censorship Conjecture, attempting to overcharge and/or overspin a critical four-parameter (the usual three of mass,... |
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Will Shankswill.shanks@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Researcher Current institution: IBM Thomas J. Watson Research CenterThesis advisor: Jack harrisDissertation title: Persistent Currents in Normal Metal RingsDissertation abstract: One striking phenomenon of mesoscopic ... |
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Tianqi Shents58.yale@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: Laurion Capital Management LPThesis advisor: Corey O'HernDissertation title: Contact Percolation, Fragility and Frictional PackingsDissertation abstract: This thesis presents four computational and theoretical studies of the structural, mechanical, and vibrational properties of purely repulsive disks, dimer-, and ellipse-shaped particles... |
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Hyungki Andrew Shimhyungki2002@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Owen MillerDissertation title: Probing the Upper Limits to Light–Matter Interactions: from Spontaneous Emission to SuperresolutionDissertation abstract: As newly emerging optical devices and metamaterials inundate the photonics community, there is a growing need to understand the limits to device performance. Are current state-of-the-art... |
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Toshihiko Shimasakitoshi@physics.ucsb.edu |
Current position: Assistant Project ScientistCurrent institution: University of California, Santa BarbaraThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Continuous Production of 85Rb133Cs Molecules in the Rovibronic Ground State via Short-Range PhotoassociationDissertation abstract: ... |
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Kidae Shinkidae.shin@yale.edu |
Current position: UndecidedThesis advisor: Charles AhnDissertation title: MBE-grown Thin Films for Novel Applications: From Single Atomic Layer Ferroelectrics to Isotopically Pure Quantum MemoriesDissertation abstract: Since its first demonstration in 1966, molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) technique has been used extensively to advance electronics technology and answer important questions in condensed matter... |
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Alexey Shkarinalex.shkarin@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Max Planck Institute for the Science of LightThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Quantum Optomechanics with Superfluid HeliumDissertation abstract: The field of optomechanics deals with the interaction between light and mechanical objects. One of the goals in this field is to gain ability to coherently manipulate mechanical states... |
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Joseph Shomarjoseph.shomar@yale.edu |
Current position: Sports AnalystCurrent institution: Major League BaseballThesis advisor: Damon ClarkDissertation title: Visual Circuits for Distance Estimation in Walking DrosophilaDissertation abstract: Animals are often tasked with determining how far away salient objects are in order to successfully navigate and survive in their environment. Here, we design a novel high-throughput assay... |
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Tong Shushutongshutong@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Institute of System Genetics in NYU School of MedicineThesis advisor: James RothmanDissertation title: Molecular Mechanisms of Regulated SNARE Assembly Revealed by Single-Molecule Force SpectroscopyDissertation abstract: Neurons in the brain communicate with each other by release of neurotransmitters at synaptic junctions. Neurotransmitter release is mediated by three membrane-anchored SNARE proteins (... |
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Pierre Sikiviesikivie@phys.ufl.edu |
Current position: Distinguished Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: University of FloridaThesis advisor: Feza GurseyResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Lepton and Hadron Spectra in Universal Gauge TheoriesDissertation abstract: The spontaneous breakdown of symmetry in gauge theories is analyzed in detail for three particular choices of gauge group and Higgs representation content: the spinor and the adjoint... |
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Volodymyr Sivaksivak.volodymyr@gmail.com |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: Google Quantum AIThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Quantum Error Correction Beyond Break-EvenDissertation abstract: Although quantum at its fundamental level, nature appears classical on a macroscopic scale. Since the collective degrees of freedom of large objects have multiple pathways for the spread of... |
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Katrina Sliwakatrina.sliwa@yale.edu |
Current position: PhysicistCurrent institution: Quantum Circuits, Inc.Thesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Minimizing Effects Detrimental to the Heisenberg Back-Action of Qubit Measurements with Parametric AmplifiersDissertation abstract: The quantum back-action of the measurement apparatus arising from the Heisenberg uncertainty principle is both a fascinating phenomenon and a powerful manipulation tool. Unfortunately,... |
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Andrew Smithaes5@verizon.net | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: Formerly NASA, Goddard Space Flight CenterThesis advisor: Frederick E. SteigertDissertation title: Mutual Excitation in the C12 - C12 System | |
Clarke Smithwclarkesmith@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: InriaThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Design of Protected Superconducting QubitsDissertation abstract: Controllable quantum systems that are shielded at a Hamiltonian level from the random fluctuations of their environments could provide a valuable resource for quantum information science.... |
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William Smithwendellwsmith@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Software EngineerCurrent institution: DatadogThesis advisor: Corey O'HernDissertation title: Modeling Diffusion and Motion in Cells at the Molecular LevelDissertation abstract: Due to the complexity inherent in biological systems, many particles involved exhibit complicated spatiotemporal dynamics that go beyond the standard models of... |
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Hasuk Francis Songfrancis.song@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Research ScientistCurrent institution: DeepMindThesis advisor: Karyn Le HurDissertation title: Entanglement in Quantum Many-Body SystemsDissertation abstract: The scaling of entanglement entropy and, more recently, the full entanglement spectrum have become useful tools for characterizing certain universal features of quantum many-body systems.... |
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Joshua Spitzspitzj@umich.edu |
Current position: Norman M Leff Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of MichiganThesis advisor: Bonnie FlemingDissertation title: Measuring Muon-Neutrino Charged-Current Differential Cross Sections with a Liquid Argon Time Projection ChamberDissertation abstract: More than 80 years after its proposed existence, the neutrino remains largely mysterious and elusive. Precision measurements of the neutrino’s properties are just now beginning to... |
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Matthew Steineckermatthew.steinecker@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Sub-Doppler Laser Cooling and Magnetic Trapping of SrF MoleculesDissertation abstract: In recent years, there has been growing interest in methods for producing gases of ultracold polar molecules, driven by proposals to employ ultracold molecules in applications in ultracold... |
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Robert Steinerrsteiner1000@gmail.com |
Current position: Director, Online Teacher Education ProgramsCurrent institution: American Museum of Natural HistoryThesis advisor: Jack SandweissDissertation title: Charged Hadron Production in Positive Pion-Proton, Positive Kaon-Proton and Proton-Proton interactions at 200 Gev/CDissertation abstract: A study of charged final-state hadrons in (pi)(‘+)p, K(‘+)p and pp interactions at a lab energy of 200 GeV/c is presented. Results are based upon a minimum-bias sample of 952 (pi)(‘+)p, 453... |
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David Stewartds.johnny@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Wayne State UniversityThesis advisor: Helen CainesDissertation title: Jet to Event Activity Correlations in Small System Collisions at STARDissertation abstract: Heavy ion collisions at the LHC and RHIC produce a quark gluon plasma (QGP), in which quarks and gluons are deconfined into an extended medium. This “fourth phase” of matter is also... |
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Joseph Sullivanjmusullivan@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: University of British ColumbiaThesis advisor: Meng ChengDissertation title: Quilting topological phases of matter with quantum thread: a Luttinger liquid love letterDissertation abstract: Kicked off by the discovery of the quantum Hall effect in the early 1980s, the study of topological phases of matter has captured the attention of the condensed matter physics... |
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Tomomi Sunayamatomomi.sunayama@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Kavli Institute of Physics and Mathematics of the UniverseThesis advisor: Nikhil PadamanabhanDissertation title: Using galaxy surveys as a precision tool to measure dark energyDissertation abstract: Future surveys will provide a deeper understanding of dark energy, dark matter, and early universe physics through the measurements of large scale structure. In particular, the baryon... |
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William Sweeneywrsweeney2@gmail.com |
Current position: Data ScientistCurrent institution: VideaHealthThesis advisor: A. Douglas StoneDissertation title: Electromagnetic Eigenvalue Problems and Nonhermitian Effects in Linear and Saturable ScatteringDissertation abstract: In this thesis we address a series of new problems in non-hermitian optical scattering – linear and nonlinear – with increasing degrees of complexity. We develop the theory of... |
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Stephen Takachsftakach007@gmail.com |
Current position: Lead ConsultantCurrent institution: Decision Focussed AnalyticsThesis advisor: Paul KarchinDissertation title: The production distributions of positive,negative D meson and neutral D meson/neutral D antimeson from negative pion neutron interactionsDissertation abstract: Fermilab experiment E769, which took data in the fixed target run of 1987, collected approximately 370 $\times$ 10$\sp6$ events using a 250 GeV mixed hadron beam impinging on a multifoil... |
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Brian Tennyson |
Current position: Sensor Systems EngineerThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: Two Phase Liquid-Gas Xenon Time Projection Chambers: Theory, Applications, and AnalysisDissertation abstract: Two phase liquid-gas xenon-based detectors employ liquified xenon as the primary detector medium and are able to reconstruct the position and energy of interactions within the detector.... |
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James Teohteoh.james1995@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantum EngineerCurrent institution: Quantum Circuits Inc.Thesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Error Detected Operations for Bosonic Quantum Information ProcessingDissertation abstract: Any useful quantum computer is expected to require quantum error correction. This means a quantum algorithm can still reliably give the correct answer despite individual qubits suffering... |
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John Teufeljohn.teufel@nist.gov |
Current position: LecturerCurrent institution: NISTThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Superconducting tunnel junctions as direct detectors for submillimeter astronomyDissertation abstract: This thesis presents measurements on the of performance of superconducting tunnel junctions (STJ) as direct detectors for... |
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Savannah Thaissavannah.thais@gmail.com |
Current position: Research FacultyCurrent institution: Columbia University Data Science InstituteThesis advisor: Sarah DemersDissertation title: Utilizing Electrons in the Search for Associated Higgs Production with the ATLAS Detector: Higgs decaying to a tau pair and vector boson decaying leptonicallyDissertation abstract: ... |
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William Thompson thomwg11@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: HarvardThesis advisor: Reina MaruyamaDissertation title: Searching for Dark Matter with COSINE-100Dissertation abstract: For more than two decades, the DAMA collaboration has claimed a direct discovery of dark matter. This claim comes in the form of an annual modulation in the event rate of a sodium iodide-... |
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Chuan Tianufsccosmos@gmail.com |
Current position: Research AssociateCurrent institution: Yale UniversityThesis advisor: Meg UrryDissertation title: Deciphering the Trigger of Luminous AGNs through the Lens of Artificial Neural NetworksDissertation abstract: For decades, it remains an open question of how active galactic nuclei (AGNs) are triggered and fueled. As continuous emission at enormous rate across a wide spectrum requires an efficient... |
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Oskari Timgrenoskari.timgren@gmail.com |
Current position: Sales Support Data ScientistCurrent institution: SentiLinkThesis advisor: Steve Lamoreaux & David DeMilleDissertation title: Progress towards a measurement of time-reversal symmetry violation in thallium fluorideDissertation abstract: The observed matter-antimatter asymmetry of the universe is widely considered to be an indication of the existence of beyond the Standard Model time-reversal symmetry violating physics.... |
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Elie Trackelie.track@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: CEOCurrent institution: nVizix LLCThesis advisor: Daniel ProberDissertation title: Electron tunneling studies in tantalum overlayers on niobium and in tantalum and niobium nitride filmsDissertation abstract: Tunneling measurements have been performed on tantalum surface layers on niobium. The thickness of the tantalum layer ranges from 10 to 100 A. The critical current, bound-state energy,... |
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Olivier Trottierotrottier11@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Joe HowardDissertation title: Morphogenesis of class IV neurons in Drosophila melanogasterDissertation abstract: The establishment of the neuron’s morphology is... |
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William Turner | Current position: DeceasedThesis advisor: Jack Sandweiss/William WillisDissertation title: Muon Polarization in the Decay KoL-> pi- mu+ numu, An Experimental Test of Time Reversal Invariance | |
Lucie Tvrznikovalucie.tvrz@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Daniel McKinseyDissertation title: Sub-GeV dark matter searches and electric field studies for the LUX and LZ experimentsDissertation abstract: Abundant evidence from cosmological and astrophysical observations suggests that the Standard Model does not describe 84% of the matter in our universe. The nature of this dark matter (DM)... |
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Will Tyndallwill.tyndall@yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: McGill UniversityThesis advisor: Laura NewburghDissertation title: Drone Calibration Systems for 21 cm Cosmology ExperimentsDissertation abstract: Measuring the cosmic distribution of neutral hydrogen across a wide redshift range is the long term goal of 21 cm intensity mapping experiments. Removing systematics adequately enough to... |
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Mitchell Underwoodwoody@underwoods.org |
Current position: Principal Engineer of Industrial Laser Research and DevelopmentCurrent institution: Coherent IncThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Cryogenic Optomechanics with a Silicon Nitride MembraneDissertation abstract: The field of optomechanics involves the study of the interaction between light and matter via the radiation pressure force. Though the radiation pressure force is quite weak compared with... |
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Sinan Utkusutku@cov.com |
Current position: Special Counsel & U.S. Patent AttourneyCurrent institution: Covington & Burling LLPThesis advisor: Peter ParkerDissertation title: The connection of the hot carbon-nitrogen-oxygen cycle and the rp-process at fluorine-18Dissertation abstract: The observation of heavy elements such as Ne, Mg, Al, Si in various novae ejecta, a large isotopic abundance ratio of $\sp{22}$Ne/$\sp{20}$Ne compared to solar ratios in some meteorites,... |
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Mark Vaginsmvagins@uci.edu |
Current position: Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: University of Tokyo, Kavli IPMU/University of California, IrvineThesis advisor: Michael SchmidtResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A measurement of the branching ratio for the long-lived neutral kaon going to two electrons and two positronsDissertation abstract: The final result of Brookhaven Experiment 845 is discussed. This experiment was a dedicated search for decays of the long-lived neutral kaon, $K\sb{L}$, into electromagnetic final states,... |
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Kyle VanderWerfkyle.vanderwerf@yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Corey O'HernDissertation title: Geometry and Contact Mechanics of Athermal Jammed Packings of Frictionless Spherical and Nonspherical ParticlesDissertation abstract: I perform computational studies of quasistatically jammed packings of frictionless particles of a variety of shapes. Each of the four studies presented in this dissertation focuses... |
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Sohan Vartaksohan@vartak.net |
Current position: Educational OfficerCurrent institution: Amsterdam University of Applied ScienceThesis advisor: Yoram AlhassidDissertation title: Nuclear Spectroscopy of Heavy Nuclei in the Shell Model Monte Carlo MethodDissertation abstract: As a strongly interacting finite-size quantum many-body system, the atomic nucleus provides a captivating arena... |
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Jared Vasquezjared.physics@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistThesis advisor: Paul TiptonDissertation title: Illuminating the Higgs boson: Measurement of the properties of the Higgs boson in the diphoton channelDissertation abstract: This thesis presents results for measurements of the Standard Model Higgs boson properties and production as measured in the diphoton decay channel using 36.1/fb of proton–proton collision... |
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Mary Vasumary.vasu@aya.yale.edu |
Thesis advisor: Vincent MoncriefDissertation title: Explicit results of first order perturbation study of Bianchi III manifolds: Dust and radiationDissertation abstract: We perform a linear perturbation study of two instances of Bianchi III manifolds: dust and radiation. Two distinct methods are used to ascertain the fate... |
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Jukka Vayrynenvayrynen@purdue.edu |
Current position: Assistant Professor of Physics and AstronomyCurrent institution: Purdue UniversityThesis advisor: Leonid GlazmanDissertation title: Electron transport along the edge of a topological insulatorDissertation abstract: A two-dimensional topological insulator has a gap for bulk excitations, but conducts on its boundaries via gapless edge modes. Time-reversal symmetry prohibits elastic backscattering of... |
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Jaya Venkatramanjayameena95@gmail.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral ResearcherCurrent institution: University of California, Santa BarbaraThesis advisor: Michel DevoretResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Controlling the effective Hamiltonian of a driven quantum superconducting circuitDissertation abstract: Can we observe and control the quantum manifestations of an effective Hamiltonian in a superconducting circuit submitted to a fast-oscillating... |
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Dale Visserdale.visser@live.com |
Current position: Research Staff MemberCurrent institution: Institute for Defense AnalysesThesis advisor: Peter ParkerDissertation title: Particle decay branching ratios for states of astrophysical importance in neon-19Dissertation abstract: Reactions through resonances in 19Ne are thought to be important participants in explosive stellar environments. In x-ray bursters, 15O(alpha,gamma) has been suggested as... |
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Brian Vlastakisbvlastakis@gmail.com |
Current position: Lead Quantum R&DCurrent institution: Oxford Quantum CircuitsThesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Controlling coherent state superpositions with superconducting circuitsDissertation abstract: Quantum computation requires a large yet controllable Hilbert space. While many implementations use discrete quantum variables such as the energy states of a two-level system to encode... |
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Uri Vooluri_vool@g.harvard.edu |
Current position: Postdoc fellow (JHDSF)Current institution: Harvard UniversityThesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: Engineering synthetic quantum operationsDissertation abstract: Coherent quantum effects are the hallmark of atomic systems. The field of circuit quantum electrodynamics (cQED) also allows for the control of coherent quantum systems. However, these... |
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Gennady Voronovgvoronov@gmail.com |
Current position: Staff Machine Learning ScientistCurrent institution: Ennveda BiosciencesThesis advisor: George FlemingDissertation title: The Extent of the Two-Color Fundamental Conformal WindowDissertation abstract: The $SU\!\left(2\right)$ gauge theories with $N_{f}$ flavors of massless vector-like Dirac fermions transforming in the pseudo-real fundamental representation have an enhanced global... |
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Amar Vuthaamar.vutha@utoronto.ca |
Current position: Assistant ProfessorCurrent institution: University of TorontoThesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: A search for the electric dipole moment of the electron with thorium monoxideDissertation abstract: This thesis is concerned with the conception, design and construction of an experiment to search for the permanent electric dipole moment of the electron (de) with improved sensitivity.... |
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Martin WaineMWAINE@OPTONLINE.NET | Current position: RetiredCurrent institution: Formerly AARP Tax AideThesis advisor: Glen A. Rebka, Jr.Dissertation title: The Polarization of Nuclei in Solid Deuterium | |
Richard Wallrichard.wall@yale.edu |
Current position: Physics TeacherCurrent institution: The Hewitt SchoolThesis advisor: Paul TiptonDissertation title: A study of heavy flavor quarks produced in association with top quark pair events at sqrt(s) = 7 TeV using the ATLAS detectorDissertation abstract: In this thesis, we show evidence for the production of ttbar + b + X and ttbar + c + X, together refered to as ttbar + HF, at the Large Hadron Collider. A sample of dilepton ttbar... |
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Brian Walshbrian.j.walsh.1@gmail.com |
Current position: EconomistCurrent institution: World BankThesis advisor: Tobias GollingResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Search for top squark pair production in final states with one isolated lepton, jets, and missing transverse momentum in 2011 ATLAS dataDissertation abstract: A cut-and-count search for stop squark pair production in pp collisions at √s = 7 TeVwith 4.71 fb−1 of 2011 ATLAS data is presented. Events with one isolated lepton, four or more jets... |
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Qian Wanqian.wan.2010@gmail.com |
Current position: Co-founderCurrent institution: Lonk, Inc.Thesis advisor: Francesco IachelloDissertation title: A Unified Description of Baryon Form FactorsDissertation abstract: In this thesis, a calculation of all nucleon electromagnetic form factors is reported. The calculation is done in a two-... |
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Peter Wandererwandererp@aol.com |
Current position: Senior scientistCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LaboratoryThesis advisor: Robert K. AdairDissertation title: Search for the Intermediate Vector BosonDissertation abstract: A search for the vector boson (W particle), postulated as the mediator of the weak interaction, has been carried out by determining the intensity and polarization of muons originating very... |
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Chris Wangcswang93@gmail.com |
Current position: Grainger Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: University of ChicagoThesis advisor: Rob SchoelkopfDissertation title: Bosonic quantum simulation in circuit quantum electrodynamicsDissertation abstract: The development of controllable quantum machines is largely motivated by a desire to simulate quantum systems beyond the capabilities of classical computers. For investigating intrinsically... |
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Liyao Wangnjuwangliyao@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantitative AssociateCurrent institution: JPMorgan Chase & CompanyThesis advisor: Mokshay MadimanDissertation title: Heat capacity bound, energy fluctuations and convexityDissertation abstract: In classical statistical mechanics, the heuristic that in the canonical ensemble the energy distribution is sharply peaked at the mean energy is crucial in justifying the equivalence... |
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Ruquan Wangruquanwang@iphy.ac.cn |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of SciencesThesis advisor: Mark KasevichResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Approaching lithium BEC with a mini trapDissertation abstract: I will discuss the various experimental techniques to achieve BEC of bosonic 7Li. The emphasis is... |
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Xiaoxiao Wangwangxiao420@gmail.com |
Current position: Senior Data ScientistCurrent institution: Google Thesis advisor: Tobias GollingDissertation title: Search for a supersymmetric partner of the top quark using boosted top quark identification with the ATLAS detectorDissertation abstract: The Higgs discovery at the LHC has brought new attention to the hierarchy problem and the theory of Supersymmetry (SUSY). The supersymmetric partner of the top quark - the top squark (stop... |
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Christian WeberChristianTMWeber@gmail.com |
Current position: Research Associate PhysicsCurrent institution: Brookhaven National LabThesis advisor: Keith BakerDissertation title: New Search for H→ZZ_d→4l using pp collision data at √s=13 TeV with the ATLAS detectorDissertation abstract: In 2012 the ATLAS and CMS experiments both reported the discovery of a new particle in the remnants of high-energy proton-proton collisions. The particles properties were consistent with... |
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Angela Whiteangela.white@yale.edu | Current position: Graduate School Student, Class of 2021Current institution: WL 230 | |
Martin Whitemwhite@berkeley.edu |
Current position: FacultyCurrent institution: University of California, BerkeleyThesis advisor: Lawrence M. KraussDissertation title: Investigations in particle physics and cosmologyDissertation abstract: This thesis divides naturally into three parts. The first deals with the use of gravitational lensing as a probe of cosmology: an analysis of the limits on the cosmological constant that... |
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Elizabeth Williamselizabeth.williams@anu.edu.au |
Current position: Senior Lecturer (equivalent to Associate Professor)Current institution: Australian National UniversityThesis advisor: Volker WernerResearch WebsiteDissertation title: A study of transitional collective behavior in heavy nucleiDissertation abstract: Throughout the nuclear landscape, regions of structural transition have provided a sensitive means of testing our understanding of nuclear structure. In this work, two aspects of... |
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Suzanne Willisuusuzanne@yahoo.com | Current position: Professor EmeritaCurrent institution: Northern Illinois UniversityThesis advisor: Vernon HughesDissertation title: A Lampf Neutrino Experiment to Test Muon Number Conservation | |
Ryan Winklerryan.winkler@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: Michigan State UniversityThesis advisor: Andreas HeinzDissertation title: Spectroscopy of actinium-215 and (p,t) studies of the stable palladium isotopesDissertation abstract: The study of both the microscopic and macroscopic structural evolution of the atomic nucleus is presented in this work. The... |
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Christopher Wredewrede@nscl.msu.edu |
Current position: Associate ProfessorCurrent institution: Michigan State UniversityThesis advisor: Peter ParkerDissertation title: Nuclear Energy Levels of 31S and Astrophysical ImplicationsDissertation abstract: Several presolar grains have recently been discovered in primitive meteorites with non-solar 12C/13C, 14N/ 15N, 29Si/28Si and 30Si... |
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Shilo Xiaqingxia@lbl.gov |
Current position: Chamberlain FellowCurrent institution: Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryThesis advisor: David C. MooreDissertation title: Search for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay and Detector Physics Measurements with the Final EXO-200 DatasetDissertation abstract: Liquid xenon (LXe) is employed in a number of current and future detectors for rare event searches. This work presents the latest results from the EXO-200 experiment, which searched for... |
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Xu Xiaoxiaoxuisaac@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Michel DevoretDissertation title: A Diagrammatic Method to Compute the Effective Hamiltonian of Driven Nonlinear OscillatorsDissertation abstract: The question answered in this thesis is whether it is possible to construct a rigorous and efficient perturbation method to obtain the effective static Hamiltonian of a nonlinear oscillator... |
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Steve Sukeyasu Yamamotossyammy@apricot.ocn.ne.jp | Current position: RetiredThesis advisor: Frederick E. SteigertDissertation title: Study of the Isobaric Multiplets at Masses 30,37 | |
Hao Yanyanhao3@hotmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Simon MochrieDissertation title: Positional Fluctuations in Synthetic and Living Polymer SystemsDissertation abstract: Chromatin organization is inextricably linked to its dynamics. The loop extrusion factor (LEF) model provides a framework for how topologically associating domains (TADs) arise: cohesin or... |
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Cheng Yangcheng_yang@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: AssociateCurrent institution: Mckinsey & CompanyThesis advisor: Jack HarrisDissertation title: Progress Toward Observing Quantum Effects in an Optomechanical System in CryogenicsDissertation abstract: Quantum optomechanical systems use radiation pressure of light to couple the optical field and the center-of-mass motion of... |
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Taekwan Yoonytkhome@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: Robert SchoelkopfDissertation title: Piezo-Brillouin electro-optomechanics with high-overtone bulk acoustic resonatorsDissertation abstract: Bulk acoustic resonators support robust, long-lived mechanical modes, capable of coupling to various quantum systems. In separate works, such devices have achieved strong coupling to both... |
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Zhaoou Yuzhaoou.yu@aya.yale.edu |
Current position: Financial EngineerCurrent institution: Bloomberg LPThesis advisor: Michael SchmidtDissertation title: Bottom Quark-Antiquark Production and Mixing in Photon-Antiphoton CollisionsDissertation abstract: The studies of bottom quark-antiquark production in proton-antiproton collisions play an important role in testing perturbative QCD. Measuring the mixing parameter of B... |
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Luna Zagoraclzagorac@perimeterinstitute.ca |
Current position: Postdoctoral FellowCurrent institution: Perimeter Institute of Theoretical PhysicsThesis advisor: Nikhil Padmanabhan & Richard Easther (University of Auckland)Research WebsiteDissertation title: A Light in the Dark: UltraLight Dark matter Phenomenology in SimulationDissertation abstract: Of the outstanding problems in astronomy, the nature of dark matter is certainly one of the most mysterious. Containing five times more energy density than its luminous counterpart,... |
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Mengzhen Zhangmengzhen.zhang@outlook.com |
Current position: Postdoctoral AssociateCurrent institution: University of ChicagoThesis advisor: A. Douglas StoneDissertation title: Properties and Applications of Gaussian ProcessesDissertation abstract: Gaussian states, operations, and measurements are central building blocks for continuous-variable quantum information processing which paves the way for abundant applications, especially... |
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Sisi Zhousisi.zhou26@gmail.com |
Current position: IQIM Postdoctoral ScholarCurrent institution: California Institute of TechnologyThesis advisor: Liang JiangDissertation title: Error-corrected quantum metrologyDissertation abstract: Quantum metrology, which studies parameter estimation in quantum systems, has many applications in science and technology... |
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Yuqi Zhuaugenblickbitte@gmail.com |
Thesis advisor: David DeMilleDissertation title: Experiments with 87Rb: Towards Co-trapping 88Sr19F and 87RbDissertation abstract: Polar molecules can interact via the anisotropic and long ranged electric dipole-dipole interaction owing to... |
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Fangzhou Zhualbertzhu30@gmail.com |
Current position: Quantitative ResearcherCurrent institution: Citadel LLCThesis advisor: Nikhil PadmanabhanDissertation title: Information Mining in the Large Scale Structure of the universeDissertation abstract: ... |
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George Zimmermangoz@bu.edu | Current position: Professor EmeritusCurrent institution: Boston UniversityThesis advisor: Henry FairbankResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Specific Heat of He3 | |
Benjamin Zwicklben.zwickl@rit.edu |
Current position: Associate Professor of PhysicsCurrent institution: Rochester Institute of TechnologyThesis advisor: Jack HarrisResearch WebsiteDissertation title: Progress Toward Observation of Radiation Pressure Shot NoiseDissertation abstract: Abstract: It has been over 100 years since the first conclusive demonstration of radiation pressure by Lebedev and Nichols and Hull. Cavity optomechanical systems—high finesse optical... |