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RamonaValenzuelaPerez - 2012-12-05
ABOVE LEFT IMAGE: Our undergraduate researchers noise testing the Proton Detector at the CCFE August 2013
ABOVE RIGHT IMAGE: 3D CAD image of experiment design, created by Omar, for Carlos's senior research project
Undergraduate Student Group Members
Javiera Latorre
- 01/2014 - present
- FIU NRCN Scholarship Recipient
Current Research Projects
Several of our researchers have been volunteer undergraduate researchers in our group for 1-2 years and/or are FIU alumni with degrees in physics. Research experiences for our undergraduate students usually culminate in original research projects/ senior theses. Their research supports studies of plasma instability effects on charged fusion products.
- Javiera LaTorre:
- Spring 2014 Project: Develop a fitting technique to separate low voltage triton pulse signals from low energy and noise signals in PD data
Past Research
- Adrianna Angulo
- Douglass Tuckler
- Summer 2014 paid research: Data analysis
- Summer 2014 project: Learned how to program in LabVIEW and tested electrical hardware and data acquisition system (radiation detection electronics) to troubleshoot the efficiency of the background code for our data acquisition software.
- Carlos Lopez
- Summer 2014 paid research: Data analysis
- Presented research at APS SESAPS 2013, FURC 2014, and FIU ARCH 2014 Conferences
- Fall 2013 Independent Study/ Senior Thesis: continuation of McNair research project through designing new experimental system to refine measurements
- Summer 2013 McNair Research Project:
- Spring 2012 Independent Study: [paper to be uploaded]
- Javiera LaTorre
- Summer 2014 paid research: Data analysis
- Carlos Lievano
- Summer B 2014 project: Update parameters/documentation for MAST 2013 experiments
- Omar Leon
- Pierre Avila
- Summer 2014 paid research: Data analysis
- Presented research at APS SESAPS 2013 and FURC 2014 Conferences
- Fall 2013 Independent Study: Pierre_Independent_Study_2014.pdf
- Summer 2013 McNair Research Project:
- Rahul Patel
- 3-D reconstruction of dust particle trajectories in the National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX)