Previous student presentations

Seminars

Previous student presentations

Fall 2022
Date Time Place Type of event Speaker Title
Tuesday, November 8 12:15 pm OCSE A204 M.Sc. paper presentation Christian Peterson Rotational rigid body dynamics, Jacobi elliptic functions, and a detumbling satellite
Friday, November 11 3:00 pm OCSE A204 & Zoom Ph.D. dissertation defense Viktoriia Savchuk Hybrid plasmonic nanoparticles for biomedical applications
Friday, November 18 3:30 pm OCSE A204 Ph.D. dissertation defense Paul Couture Ferromagnetic resonance characterization of composite EMI shielding materials
Friday, December 16 10:00 am OCSE A204 Ph.D. dissertation defense Sara Goldman Investigations of the magnetic properties of NiFe films and multilayers for use in on-wafer inductors
Spring 2022
Date Time Place Type of event Speaker Title
Friday, April 8 1:15 pm OCSE A204 & Zoom Ph.D. dissertation defense Mark Watson Turbulence in two-dimensional relativistic hydrodynamic systems with a lattice Boltzmann model
Thursday, April 14th 4:00 pm OCSE A204 & Zoom Ph.D. dissertation defense Casey (Artek) Chalifour Improvements on magnetic nanoparticle characterization theories
Spring 2021
Date Time Place Type of event Speaker Title
10/05 12:15 pm OCSE A204 Comprehensive exam Yaroslav Balytskyi Interdisciplinary applications of physics and machine learning
10/19 12:15 pm OCSE A204 Comprehensive exam Reed Jones Fun with liquid crystals: 1. designing fast tunable optical filters 2. metastable states
10/22 12:15 pm Zoom Comprehensive exam Ming Tsai Plant germination in magnetic fields
11/03 4:30 pm OCSE A204 Comprehensive exam Jonathon Davidson Self-assembled magnetite nanoparticles above a hard drive: the effect of the soft underlayer and changing the separation of reversed magnetic regions
11/16 1:15 pm OCSE A204 Ph.D. dissertation defense Kyle Culhane Applications of plasmonic noble metal nanomaterials in biomedical imaging, diagnostics, and therapeutics
12/07 9:00 1m UC309 Comprehensive exam Justin Case Laser deposition of nanoparticles on thinly coated substrates