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Recent PhD Graduates

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Aaron Dotter (2007)

Thesis: "Self-Consistent Stellar Evolution Models with Applications to Milky Way Globular Clusters and Population Synthesis"
Advisor: Brian Chaboyer

Robert Michell (2007)

Thesis: "Examining Auroral Downward-Current Region Processes Using Ground-Based Data" Advisor: Kristina Lynch

Xin Wang (2007)

Thesis: "Estimation of Effective Scatterer Size and Number Density in Near-Infrared Tomography"
Advisor: Brian Pogue

Shengyi Ye (2007)

Thesis: "Structure in Auroral Radio Emissions"
Advisor: James LaBelle

Peng Peng Yu (2007)

Thesis: "Studies of the Limiting Behavior of the Liu-Yau Quasi-Local Energy"
Advisor: Robert Caldwell

Kristin Frederick-Frost (2006)

Thesis: "In SITU and Laboratory Measurements of Cold Plasmas"
Advisor: Kristina Lynch

Kyoung-Joo Hwang (2006)

Thesis: "Structure, Evolution, and Boundary Conditions for Auroral Downward Current Region Potential Drops"
Advisor: Kristina Lynch

Nathaniel Paust (2006)

Thesis: "Testing Stellar Evolution Models with Globular Clusters"
Advisor: Brian Chaboyer

Jenica Nelan (2005) - Currently: postdoc at Yale, Dept. of Astronomy

Thesis: Early-Type Galaxies in a Cluster Environment: Characteristics of the Stellar Populations and Sources of X-Ray Emission
Advisor: Gary Wegner

Dan Patnaude (2005) - currently: postdoc at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics

Thesis: Modeling of Shocks in Young and Old Supernova Remnants
Advisor: Rob Fesen

Marilia Samara (2005) - currently: postdoc at Southwest Research Institute

Thesis: Sounding Rocket Investigations of Whistler, Upper Hybrid and Langmuir Waves in the Auroral Ionosphere
Advisor: James LaBelle

Yong Zhang (2005) - currently: postdoc at UC Riverside, Dept. of Physics

Thesis: Sensitivity of Single-electron Transistor-Based Displacement Detector and Fabrication of Single-Electron Transistor Using Au Nanoparticles
Advisor: Miles Blencowe

Israel Owens (2004) - currently: Physics Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Thesis: Superradiant Cerenkov Source: Theory and Experiment
Advisor: James Brownell

Kara Perry (2004) - currently: Boston College / Air Force Research Laboratories

Thesis: Radial Diffusion of Radiation Belt Electrons in Three Dimensions
Advisor: Mary Hudson