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Horia Petrache
Horia Petrache
I am really happy with the experiments. While students are busy doing all the hard work, here I am filling up a vial with deionized water. This water has so few free charges (ions) that a cubic centimeter of it has a resistance of 18.2 million Ohms. For comparison, a 1cm3 of sea water has 100 Ohms while copper has just 0.000006 Ohms [check!]. Potable water has about 2000 Ohms depending on many things, including your kitchen reverse osmosis system. You can guess just from this that our work has to do with electrostatic interactions.
Carol Hargreaves
Carol Hargreaves
Carol is an undergraduate student working towards her B.S. in Physics with the Biophysics focus, a new degree in our department.
Jordan Howe
Jordan Howe
Jordan is a Physics undergraduate student interested in theory.
Matthew Justice
Matt Justice
Matt is a Physics graduate student working on sample control and many interesting x-ray experiments.
Megan Koerner
Megan Koerner
Megan is an undergraduate student joining a graduate program in Physical Therapy in the Spring.
Ryan Lybarger
Ryan Lybarger
Ryan is an undergraduate Physics student who is not shy of working with biological samples. He will tell you more about his work soon.
Carina Poltera
Carina Poltera
Carina is a Physics Graduate student working on membrane interactions.
Ahmad Mossa-Basha
Ahmad Mossa-Basha
Ahmad is an undergraduate student working on membrane interactions.
Adriana Rogozea
Adriana Rogozea
Andrew Seeran
Andy Seeran
Andy is visiting from Frankilin College and he works on ion channel measurements.
Andrew Smith
Andrew is visiting from Butler University. He works on nano and micro particles.