Research Advisor Openings

Note: The column Zeroth Year? is meant for students who would be interested in research opportunities in the summer before they begin their graduate study.

Professor
Group
Subject
No. of Openings
Zeroth Year?
Harold Baranger
CM - theory.
Quantum emergent phenomena at the nanoscale
0-1 (pending funding)
maybe
Steffen Bass;
Berndt Mueller
Nuclear - theory.
Quark gluon plasma and relativistic heavy-ion collisions
pending funding
pending funding
Bob Behringer
CM - exp
Granular flow
1–2

Shailesh Chandrasekharan;
Tom Mehen;
Roxanne Springer
Lattice and Effective Field Theory (L/EFT)
Theoretical particle and nuclear physics problems are studied using lattice and field theory techniques
1–2
maybe
Glenn Edwards
Biological Physics
Macromolecular biophysics
1
maybe
Henry Everitt
Ultrafast Semiconductor Spectroscopy Lab
Nano-Plasmonics 1
yes
Gleb Finkelstein
Nanophysics - exp
Electrical measurements on Carbon nanotubes and Self-assembled DNA nanostructures 0–1
may be
Haiyan Gao
Nuclear - exp
Medium energy physics
1–2
yes
Dan Gauthier
Quantum electronics and nanophotonics Ultra-low-light-level optical switches for quantum information networks (1 student depending on funding), physics and applications of slow-light in optical fibers (1 student depending on funding), developing, characterizing, controlling, and synchronizing high-speed electronic and optical chaotic devices (1 student depending on funding), nanophotonics for solar energy applications (1 student depending on funding).
0–2 (pending funding)
yes
Al Goshaw
HEP - exp
Electroweak tests using Z and W bosons in the ATLAS experiment
2
yes
Calvin Howell
Nuclear - exp
Few-nucleon systems, plant studies with radioisotopes, and neutron imaging
2
yes
Ashutosh Kotwal
HEP - exp
Precision measurements and new particles searches at Fermilab and CERN, the energy frontier.
2
yes
Mark Kruse
HEP - exp

2
yes
Tom Mehen
Lattice and Effective Field Theory (L/EFT)
(see Chandrasekharan)


Berndt Mueller
Nuclear - theory.
(see Bass)


Seog Oh
HEP - exp

1
yes
Thomas Phillips
HEP - exp
Searches for new physics in high-energy hadronic collisions.
1–2
yes
Kate Scholberg
HEP - exp
Neutrino physics
1–2
yes
Josh Socolar
CM -- theory
Nonlinear Dynamics on Complex Networks and Genetic regulatory networks
1
no
Roxanne Springer
Lattice and Effective Field Theory (L/EFT)
(see Chandrasekharan)


John Thomas
Quantum Optics
Ultracold Fermi gases: quantum hydrodynamics, thermodynamics, high temperature superfluidity, quantum correlations, quantum information storage and processing using optical fields and trapped atoms
2–3
yes
Anton Tonchev
Nuclear - exp
(1) Study the low energy modes of excitation using the High Intensity Gamma Source (HIGS). (2) Precision neutron induced cross section measurements at TUNL.
2
yes
Werner Tornow
Nuclear - exp
Neutrino physics and double-beta decay or few-body @ TUNKL and HIGS.
2
yes
Chris Walter
HEP - exp
Neutrino physics
1–2
yes
Henry Weller
Nuclear - exp
High Intensity Gamma Source (HIGS)
1
yes
Ying Wu
FEL
Advanced light source development and accelerator physics research
1 (pending funding)
maybe
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