Spotlight

Selected Student Presentations & Theses

John Bracewell’s Spring 2020 UNCG Undergraduate EXPO Video Presentation

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John Bracewell

Group Presentation on HV Switch Circuit

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Ayesha Ejaz: 1^st Place Winner for Physical Sciences UNCG Undergraduate EXPO 2019!

Full EXPO Presentation: Simulating a microchip-based stark guide and decelerator using SIMION

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Taylor Grubbs

One of Taylor’s many projects:

Poster for Appalachian Energy Summit: An Arduino Controlled Linear Fresnel Reflector

 

 

 

 

 

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Josué Monge

Masters Defense Presentation 

Fourier Transform Doppler Spectroscopy: A Method for Obtaining State-Selective Differential Cross Sections via the Doppler Effect

 

 

 

 

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Bobby Layne: UNCG Undergraduate EXPO talk:  Beam Action Spectroscopy via Inelastic Scattering, BASIS Technique

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Doctoral Thesis

• Demitri Balabanov: Design of a Stark Microchip

Masters Theses

• Ryan O’Neal:

• Marium Fernanders: Crossed Molecular Beam Study of X + O3 (X= Br and I) and O(1D) + X (X= Br2, I2, CHCl3, and N2O) Reactions via Millimeter and SubMillimeter Wavelength Spectroscopy

• Josué Monge: Constructing Velocity Distributions in Crossed Molecular Beam Studies using Fourier Transform Doppler Spectroscopy

• Daniel Mauney: New Instrument for Probing the Pure Rotational Spectroscopy of Cold Molecules Produced via “Billiard-like” Scattering

• Nick Mark: A new crossed molecular beam apparatus for the study of the Cl + O3 reaction probed via direct absorption of millimeter/submillimeter-waves