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2007 REU Photos

Below are photos from the 2007 MRSEC REU Final Poster Session.

Jeremy with graduate advisors Xiang Wang and Nikolai Sinkov

Kristen explains her research to Dr. Ray Phaneuf

Jamie with advisor Dr. Bill Cullen and MRSEC Director Dr. Ellen Williams

Damian with his poster, "A computer based digital feedback control of a laser and a cavity"

Izath with her poster, "Tunable Porous Structure of Au Thin Films"

Damian explains his research

Marie with her poster, "Concentration of Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂) Nanoparticles in Tissue"

Eloisa with advisor Dr. Luis Orozco

Marie with advisor Dr. Ray Phaneuf

Kristen with advisors Dr. Michael Fuhrer & Alexandra Curtin

Rahina with advisor Dr. Luz Martinez-Miranda

MRSEC-REU Administrative Team: Dr. Alex Prasertchoung, Julie Callis, Dr. Luz Martinez-Miranda, & Donna Hammer

Marie & Izath with Dr. Alex Prasertchoung

Dr. Alex Prasertchoung with Rahina, Kristen, & Lawrence

Tim with graduate advisor Ran Liu

Roommates Tim & Lawrence celebrating their accomplishments

Brandon with his poster, "The Effects of Domain Size on Ferroelectricity in Polycrystalline BiFeO₃ Thin Film"

Brandon with Dr. Makoto Murakami

Lawrence with advisor Dr. Makoto Murakami

Students explaining their research

MRSEC Director Dr. Ellen Williams & Associate Director Donna Hammer oversee the poster session

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