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News:

  • July 12, 2011 Ash Tripathi gets paper accepted into PNAS
  • May 4, 2011 Samuel Stanwyck receiving the 2010-2011 John Holmes Malmberg Prize
  • May 4, 2011 Charles Neill receiving the 2010-2011 Shang-Keng Ma Award
  • April 25, 2011 Veronica Burnett becomes AIP's Intern of the Year for 2010-2011 in Roger Revelle College. An article is written about her achievement on the USRA website.
  • March 21-25, 2011 Edwin Fohtung, Ash Tripathi, Yeling Dai, and Sebastian Dietze give contributed talks at APS March meeting
  • November 8, 2010 Postdoc Edwin Fohtung joins the group.
  • October 25, 2010 Undergraduate Researchers Sam Stanwyck, Charles Neill and Andrew McLeod among five physics recepients 2010 Dean's Excellence Award.
  • September 28, 2010 Manuscript "Self-consistent interpretation of the 2D structure of the liquid AuSi surface: Bending rigidity and the Debye-Waller effect" is accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters.
  • September 19, 2010 Sebastian Dietze attends MML-2010 conference in Berkeley.
  • September 15, 2010 Mike Folkerts joins UCSD Physics PhD program
  • July 16, 2010 Yeling Dai is the winner of the best poster award at SXNS-11. Congrats, Yeling!
  • July 14, 2010 Graduate Student Yeling Dai attends SXNS-11, The Eleventh International Conference on Surface X-ray and Neutron Scattering in Chicago, IL, and makes a contributed presentation.
  • June, 2010 Graduate student Leandra Boucheron joins the group. Welcome, Leandra!
  • June 8, 2010 Graduate Student Ash Tripathi attends Coherence-2010, International Workshop on Phase Retrieval and Coherent Scattering Coherence in Rostock, Germany; Ash is also invited to give talks at University College London, UK and Technical University Berlin, Germany. Congrats, Ash!
  • June 1, 2010 Undergraduate Student Sam Stanwyck receives a prestigious DOE's Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship SULI at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Congrats to Sam!
  • April 2010 Undergraduate Student Michael Folkerts selected as 2009-2010 receipient of UCSD McNair Scholar award. Congrats, Mike!
  • March 15-19, 2010 Ash Tripathi, Yeling Dai, Sebastian Dietze, Michael Folkerts and Sam Stanwyck give contributed talks at APS March meeting
  • March, 2010 Graduate Students Jong Woo Kim and Moses Marsh join the group. Welcome!
  • March 1, 2010 Oleg receives NSF CAREER Award

Group Members

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Group Photo, Aug 5, 2010. L-to-R: David Kirszenblat, Charles Neil, Leandra Boucheron, Sebastien Dietze, Veronica Burnett, Jong Woo Kim, Moses Marsh, Yeling Dai, Oleg Shpyrko. Not pictured: graduate student Ash Tripathi (working/based in Argonne National Lab near Chicago) and undergraduates: Sam Stanwyck, Michael Folkerts, LLuvia Rodriguez and Anache Bandari

Principal Investigator:

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Prof. Oleg Shpyrko
Oleg Shpyrko
Assistant Professor, Department of Physics

University of California San Diego
Ph.D. 2004, Physics, Harvard University

Ph.D. Physics, Harvard University, 2004

  • Office: Mayer Hall 3210 (Where is it?)
  • Phone (Google Voice, preferred): 858-952-1248
  • Phone (Office): 858-534-3066

Postdoctoral fellow(s):

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Dr. Edwin Fohtung
Dr. Edwin Fohtung, Postdoctoral Fellow
B.Sc. Technical Physics, Minor - Physical Electronics, St Petersburg State Technical University, Russia 2005
M.Sc. Technical Physics , Minor - Physical Electronics, 2007
Ph.D. Physics\Material Science, University of Freiburg, Germany 2010
Research Topic: Combination of first-principles, semi-empirical techniques and novel coherent x-ray imaging techniques to study the fundamental physics of novel materials with potential technological importance.

Graduate Students:

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Ash Tripathi
Ash Tripathi, Graduate Student
B.S. Electrical Engineering, U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign 2005
M.S. Physics, UC San Diego 2007

Research Topic: Novel coherent x-ray imaging techniques, ptychographic iterative engine, lens-less imaging. Nanodiffraction studies of metal-insulator transition.
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Yeling Dai
Yeling Dai, Graduate Student
B.S. Physics, The University of Science and Technology of China, 2006
Research Topic: Dynamics of nanoconfined materials, Liquid Surface Scattering.
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Sebastian Dietze
Sebastian Dietze, Graduate Student
B.S. Physics, U Texas Austin 2008

Research Topic: Magnetic nanostructures.

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Moses Marsh
Moses Marsh, Graduate Student
B.S. Physics, Univ. of California Santa Barbara 2009

Research Topic: Superconductivity and Correlated Electron Systems

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Jong Woo Kim
Jong Woo Kim, MSE Graduate Student 2009-present
M. Sc. Seoul National University

Research Topic: Superconductivity and Correlated Electron Systems

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Leandra Boucheron
Leandra Boucheron, Graduate Student 2010-present
B.S. Physics, New Mexico Tech 2010

Research Topic: Soft Matter and Liquid Surface Scattering

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Jacob Stanley
Jacob Stanley, Graduate Student 2008-present
B.S Physics and B.S. Math, UC Santa Cruz 2007.
M.S. Physics, UC San Diego 2009.
Research Topic: Fresnel Coherent Diffractive Imaging
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Veronica Burnett
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Alisa Agafonova
Alisa Agafonova

Undergraduate Students:

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Gurleen Kaur
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Brandon Stevenson
Brandon Stevenson, Undergraduate Student 2006-2010
B.S. Physics, UC San Diego 2010
Research Topic: Fresnel Coherent Diffractive Imaging

Group Alumni:

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Sam Stanwyck

Research Topic: Dynamics of Jammed Systems. Light Scattering.

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LLuvia Rodriguez
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Anashe Bandari
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Charles Neill

Research Topic: Light Scattering

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David Kirszenblat

Research Topic: Light Scattering.

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Loic Jacot Dewcombes
Loic Jacot Descombes, visiting student, Nov 2008-April 2009

Masters Student at ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Masters Thesis: Dynamic Light Scattering studies of fluid microdynamics (PDF)
B.S. Physics, Ecole Polytechnique federale de Lausanne, Switzerland 2007
Research Topic: Light Scattering Studies of micro- and nano-particles.
Current Whereabouts: ETH Zurich, Switzerland.

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Magnus Heinz
Magnus Heinz, undergraduate researcher, 2009-2010

Current Whereabouts: Master's program in Computational Science, University of Frankfurt, Germany.

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Sarah Garcia, undergraduate researcher, 2008-2009
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Andrew McLeod, undergraduate researcher, 2008-2009
Current Whereabouts: Scotland, via UCSD exchange program.
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Kevin Duggento, undergraduate researcher, 2008-2009
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Dr. Jyoti Mohanty
Dr. Jyoti Mohanty, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2008-2009



Research Topic: X-ray magnetic dichroism studies of magnetic thin films, magnetic and orbital domains in manganese oxides, charge density wave systems.

Currently a Scientist at Technical University Berlin.
Jyoti's website

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Michael Folkerts undergraduate researcher, 2008-2010

Research Topic: Dynamics of Jammed Systems. Light Scattering.
Mike is currently a UCSD Physics Ph.D. student applying his knowledge of x-ray imaging and laser scattering to problems in Medical Imaging at UCSD Cancer Center.

Teaching:

The Webpage for Spring 2010 quarter of PHYS_100C

Reading & Reference:

Publications

Funding:

Our group's research is generously funded by DOE-BES, NSF CAREER, AFOSR-MURI, Hellman Foundation, Argonne LDRD as well as internal UCSD funding sources.

Group Calendar:

  • Group Meetings: Fridays (for now) at 1:00 PM in Mayer 5623
    • Presentation schedule (subject to change abruptly and without notice):
      • 7/15 Return of the group meeting
      • 7/22 Sebastian - "Spin-Based Digital Logic" - Abstract: With the use of personal computers and other electronics becoming more wide spread, energy consumption of these devices is becoming a large portion of all electricity used. Spin-based electronics is a solution that could greatly reduce this problem in the near future, while allowing us to reduced integrated circuitry size. A review of "spintronics" will be given, including recent work of generating pure spin currents and spin injection into semiconductors. Finally, a scheme for creating pure spin-based digital logic devices will be discussed.
      • 7/29 Moses - "Magnetic Neutron Reflectivity"
      • 8/5 no meeting (beamtime)
  • Group "Google Calendar"

UCSD Physics Department:

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