Rebecca Perry was a PhD student in Applied Physics who studied the energetics and dynamics of close-packed clusters of microspheres in both 2D and 3D. Her work included development of digital holographic microscopy techniques as well as experimental...
Aaron was a PhD student in Applied Physics who studied the self-assembly of viruses using interferometric scattering microscopy and other interferometric techniques. He received his B.A. in physics and mathematics in 2012 from the University of Colorado...
Anna was a PhD student in Applied Physics. She studied particle-interface interactions and self-assembly of particles with holography. Her work included high-speed, precise measurements of particle movement in 3D, and applying the knowledge to making...
As a PhD student in Physics, Nick studied the self-assembly and optical properties of metal colloidal clusters. His research interests included metamaterial synthesis and characterization, as well as DNA as a tool for directing self-assembly. Before...
Emily was a PhD student in Applied Physics studying the statistical mechanics of DNA-mediated colloidal interactions. She designed dynamic colloidal systems with precisely controlled and tunable binding strength and temperature dependence. She received...
Ellen Klein was a Ph.D. student in Physics who studied the self-assembly of colloidal clusters, with an emphasis on understanding what colloidal particles can tell us about entropy, phase transitions, and, possibly, biological systems. Ellen was a 2015...
