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Dr. Murtadha A. Khakoo,
Professor of Physics, heads up the lab. In it he and the rest
of the lab staff pursue experimental research into electron scattering
from fundamental targets (see research). Office - McCarthy Hall,
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Ken Hazlett is a physics
graduate student.
His main
project for the lab thus far was the helium ionization experiment. In addition to his Teaching Associate work and duties in the lab,
Ken acts as webmaster for Dr. Khakoo's site. Email - kenhazlett@earthlink.net |
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Shiyang Wang is a
physics graduate student. She is working with Dr. Khakoo on the Rydberg valance levels of molecular nitrogen. Email - shiyang219@yahoo.com |
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Jason Simms is a physics / business undergraduate student. He is presently involved in retooling the large scattering chamber to improve its accuracy. Email - jsimms03@hotmail.com |
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Kyle Keane is a
physics undergraduate student. He is working on reconfiguring the small scattering chamber for its next experimental task. Email - blindandwise@yahoo.com |
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Chad Gojmerac is a physics
undergraduate student.
He likes to be called an 'inventor'. He is presently designing his own computer from bits. Email - [not available] |
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Vaasu Swaminathan is a
high school senior at Troy High School. He collaborated with Dr. Khakoo on an investigation of the interactions between the high-lying energy states of molecular nitrogen. He was a regional finalist in the Siemens-Westinghouse 2005 competition. Email - vaasu88@hotmail.com |
Daniel Nuyujukian is a
high school senior at Troy High School. He collaborated with Dr. Khakoo on an investigation of the interactions between the high-lying energy states of molecular nitrogen. He was a regional finalist in the Siemens-Westinghouse 2005 competition. Email - dannuyu@pacbell.net |
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Koga is the lab mascot. He has yet to begin his undergraduate studies, but maintains a practical knowledge of the physics of tennis balls and frisbees. Email - krazykoga@yahoo.com |
lab alumni
Dr. Greg Childers is the former number two man in the lab. He came to CSUF as a post-doc, and is now with the department as an Assistant Professor. Office - McCarthy Hall,
MH670 |
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Eric Schow completed his BS in physics
with a minor in mathematics. His main
project for the lab was the data analysis for the helium ionization experiment.
He is now pursuing a PhD in physics at University of California, Irvine. Email - detinmarin@yahoo.com |
Gil Vitug completed his MS in physics. He is now pursuing a PhD in physics at University of California, Riverside. Email - gvitug1@yahoo.com |
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Christina Medina completed her MS in physics. He is now pursuing a PhD in physics in Ohio. Email - christinapie@yahoo.com |
Stephanie Proctor completed her dual-BS in physics and
math during her last year as a President's Scholar. She is now pursuing a PhD in mathematics at University of California, Irvine. Email - [not available] |
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Andrea Gaganis completed her BS in physics
with a minor in mathematics. She is now working in industry. Email - agaganis@earthlink.net |
Steve Mahrley is now working in industry. Email - stevemarley@yahoo.com |
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Carlos Landaverde continues as a physics undergraduate student at CSUF. He worked on the creation of virtual
models of Dr. Khakoo's electron guns using software named 'Inventor'. Email - artimusfoxx@earthlink.net |
Camden Jansen worked in the lab as a high-school student. He is now a physics undergraduate student at Cal Tech. Email - camden@cox.net |
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