I come from Ocala, Ocala (FL). I am graduating in Spring’09 in physics and math minor. I am interested in graphene for its resemblance with high-energy physics. I will apply to a Ph-D program and hope to be a professor.
Fall 2008 - present: Fabrication of graphene samples for the study of transport under the action of microwave irradiation.
DANIEL BRESKLAWSKI
Background:
Soon
Fall 2008 - present: FMR measurments on ensembles of ferromagnetic gold nanoparticles and implanted ferromagnetic semiconductors.
MARK LANGHIRT
Background:
Soon
Fall 2008 - present: Calculation of the transport differential equations in single-molecule based single electron transistors.
FORMER UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS in the group:
JUAN CARLOS GONZALEZ-PONS
Background:
I graduated from High School in Cuba, and shortly after I moved to United States. I graduated from Hillsborough Community College in 2005, and transfered to UCF. I am currently a Physics senior, and work in Dr. Del Barco's Lab
Summer2006 - Spring 2008 project: Fabrication and characterization of a high sensitivity transmission lines for Mangetic Resonance and EPR spectroscopy
Graduated with Honors in the Major in Spring 2008. Now a graduate student at the Aerospace Engineering Department of University of Washington
DANIEL ROIG-CANELLAS
Background:
Studying Major in Physics at University of Barcelona, Spain
Summer-05 project: Fabrication and characterization of a high sensitivity EPR resonant cavity probe
Daniel has done a terrific job in designing, calculating, developing and fabricating a high-sensitivity resonant cavity that will allow us to do Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy in the frequency range from 40GHz to 110GHz The cavity is placed inside a low-temperature probe allowing operation at temperatures over 4K.
