Students present at American Physical Society meeting
Posted by Kimber Crull
Several students of the multiparticle physics group led by Dr. Thomas Vojta, Curator’s Distinguished Professor and chair of physics, presented at the American Physical Society’s March meeting.
- Reece Beattie-Hauser, a senior in physics, spoke about “Branching fractional Brownian motion as a model of serotonergic neurons.”
- Gaurav Khairnar, a doctoral student in physics, presented “Monte Carlo Simulations of the Disordered q-state Quantum Clock model.”
- Logan Sowadski, a senior in physics, presented his research on magnetic properties of diluted hexaferrites.
Posted by Kimber Crull
