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Undergraduate Research Opportunities

We encourage undergraduate students to become involved in research as early as possible. Below we list opportunities for research with our faculty. Browse this page and follow the links below to find more information about the various groups. After deciding which opportunities you are most interested in, contact the faculty members listed to find out if they can accept you into the research program and to learn more about what you would be doing. We encourage you to visit with several faculty members before making your final decision.

Acoustics

Nonlinear acoustics, physical acoustics, aeroacoustics, active noise control

Excitation, measurement, modeling, and control of sound fields; audio acoustics, architectural acoustics, active noise and vibration control, energy-based acoustics, and acoustical measurements.

Active noise control and energy-based acoustics


Astronomy

Atomic, Molecular, and Optical

Condensed Matter



Optical investigations of electron spin in semiconductors


Computational Condensed Matter

Calculation of excited state spectra, electronic properties and transport in nanostructures.

Structural phase transitions in solids (computational)

Atomic and near atomic scale studies of materials by transmission electron microscopy (experimental)

Plasma

Experimental investigation of non-neutral plasma physics

Computational modeling of non-neutral plasmas in traps

Experimental investigation of non-neutral plasma physics


Theoretical and Mathematical

QFT, Quantum Dynamics, Quantum Chemistry, Holistic Dynamics

General relativity, nonlinear field theories, computational physics


all aspects of quantum theory

 
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