Joonhee An -"Microscopic Theory of Magnetic Clusters and Superconducting Materials.
*Postdoctoral Researcher at UC Davis and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Stephen Chamberlain -
"Magnetic Properties of Rare-Earth Fluorides with
KY3F10 Structure"
*Applications Engineer with Boxer Cross,
Inc, Menlo Park, CA
Robert Cohen - "Magnetic and
Resistivity Studies of Compounds:
A14MnPn11 where A = [Ca, Sr, Ba] and Pn = [Sb,
Bi]"
*Senior Process Engineer with Intel
Corp., Santa Clara, CA
Charles Consorte -
"A New, Highly Transferable, Interatomic Potential for
Silicon"
*Senior Process Engineer with Intel
Corp., Santa Clara, CA
Christie Devlin - "The Structure
and Dynamic of Metal and Polymer Surfaces and Thin
Films"
*Research Physicist at the Air Force
Research Lab, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Matthew Enjalran -"A Study of
Magnetic Phenomena in Frustrated Spin Systems and the Effects of Disorder in
Correlated FermiSystems"
*Postdoctoral Research at the University
of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Paul Freitas - "Numerical and
Analytical Studies of Physical Properties of 2D Antiferromagnetic Spin
Systems"
*Senior Technical Writer for Borland
Software Corp., Scotts Valley, CA
Don Futaba - "Observations
and Calculations of Adsorbed Organic Molecules and Surface Reactions on Metal
Surfaces Using Scanning Tunneling Microscopy"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at the
University of Tsukuba, Japan
Thomas Gutierrez -
"Higher Twist Contributions to Charm and Light
Gluino Production"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at UC Davis.
Michael Heffner -
"Hadron Spectra in Au + Au Collisions at the BNL
AGS"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory
Christopher Hill
-"Measurement of the production cross-section ratio in 106.0 ± 4.1
pb-1of data collected by CDF during
Run1A+1B of the Tevatron"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara
Scott Johnson - "The Effects of Crystal Size
on the Lattice Dynamics of BaTiO3 and
SrTi03 Thin Films"
*Temporary Lecturer at Sonoma State University
Alexander Kay -
"Multi-Atom Resonant Photoemission and the Development of
Next-Generation Software and High-Speed Detectors for Electron
Spectroscopy"
*Senior Process Engineer with Intel
Corp., Hillsboro, OR
Jennifer Klay -
"Traverse mass and rapidity spectra of poins and protons from
Au+Au collisions at the Alternating Gradient
Synchrotron"
*Postdoctoral Fellow at Lawrence
Berkeley National Lab
Jonathan Link - "Study of the
Decay "
*Postgraduate Researcher at UC Davis working at Fermilab
Bongjin Mun - "Probing Surfaces and
Buried Interfaces by Core-Level Photo emission
Excited by Soft X-ray Standing Waves"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at Lawrence
Berkeley National Lab
Brandon Murakami -
"Low Energy Probes of Standard Model
Extensions"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at Argonne
National Laboratory in Illinois
David Muzzall -
"Design and construction of low-temperature ultrahigh vacuum STM/AFM
and the effect of dosing pressure on coverage and ordered structure of Oxygen on
W(110)"
*Quantitative Analyst at DRW Trading,
Chicago, IL
Edward Nabighian -
"Linear Optical Studies of Metal Surfaces: Diffusion, Growth and
Surface Dynamics"
*Senior Process Engineer with Intel Corp.,
Santa Clara, CA
Thomas Nielson -
"Magnetic, Electrical Transport, and Hydrostatic Pressure Studies of
the Heusler Alloy ( Fe1-xVx
) 3 A1"
*Senior Staff Physicist with Magne Sensors
Inc., San Diego, CA
Philip Rogers - "Structural and Magnetic
Studies of the Spin Chain/Spin Ladder
(Na1-xCax)V2O
5"
*Logic ProductDesign Engineer with Intel Corp.,
Hillsboro, OR
Constantinos Skordis - "The Accelerating
Universe: Models and
Consequences"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at Oxford
University, United Kingdom
Alexander Slepoy
-"Topics in Computational Statistical
Mechanics"
*Postdoctoral Researcher at Sandia National Laboratory
Gayle Thayer - "The Role of Stress in Thin
Alloy Films: A Scanning Tunneling Microscopy
Invest-igation of CoAg/Ru(0001)"
*Postdoctoral Researcher with IBM, Yorktown Heights, New York
MarcusWatson-"Investigations of the
Reconst-ruction and Growth on the Si(100) Surface,
and Studies of an Interelectronic Correlation
Function"
*Postdoctoral Research at UC Davis
Honors at graduation are awarded to students who have a grade point average in the top eight percent of the college. The Departmental Citation (DC) award is given to students in recognition of their excellent academic record and undergraduate accomplishments. The Saxon-Patten Prize (SPP) in Physics is a monetary award given to a student who has achieved an excellent academic record and who shows interest and promise in continued work in physics and/or related physical sciences.
Ben Anderson BS
Ryan Anderson BS
Jonathan Arredondo BS
Michael Barnard BS
Adwarded DC
Jeanne Bonner BS
August Bosse BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Aaron Brayton BAS
Alexander Clausen BA
Daniel Clayton BS
Richard Curras BS
Matthew Dey BS
Paul Dimitriadis BS
Luke Donev BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Ryan Easton BS
Justin Ferranto BS
David Ferranto BS
Raymond Friddle BS
Adam Conrad Getchell BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Jamie Kane BS
Kevin Kelley BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Alvin William Laille BS
James Landry BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Brian Marsteller BS
December Martin BS
Timothy McIntosh BS
Benjamin Meiselman BS
Tzvetan Metodiev BS
Adwarded DC
Daniel Micsunescu BS
Davis Mobley BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Sara Morenc BA
Shawn Olson BS
Shawn Robert Olson BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Lawrence William Pack BS
Awarded SPP
Brian Patterson BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Long Pham BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Christina Pierce BS
Gabriel Prochter BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Ram Anand Puri BS
Daisy Ramondson BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Ivan Rankenburg BS
Awarded DC
Matthew Renquist BS
Stephenie Ritchey BS
Leigh Ann Ryder BA
Jason Sare BS
Samuel Schnell BA
Jacob Shine BS
Jodi Smith BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Jodi Lynn Smith BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Ingrid Helene Stoltman BS
Amy Tan BAS
Zlatko Tanovic BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Allen Knute Thoe BS
Aaron Thompson BS
Awarded DC and SPP
Charles Thomsen BS
Brian Trimble BS
Degree in Applied Physics
Kevin Welch BS
Davis Whitbeck BS
Awarded DC
Brian Wilson BS
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