On Tuesday April 16, 2019 the members of the undergraduate thesis course, Physics 4999, presented their research talks.
The course was overseen by Professor Giovanni Fanchini.
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Colin Metrow |
Studying electroencephalogram data through the lens of quantum mechanics.
(supervisors: A. Soddu / B. Stojanoski) |
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Luke McFadden |
Bolid measurements through seismic and infrasound detections.
(supervisor: P. Brown) |
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Matt McCready |
Photoconductivity and “memristive” properties of oxoverdazyl radical memory devices. (supervisor: G. Fanchini) |
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Nastaran Ghafouriansahraei |
Analyzing rotational axes orientation of Be stars in open clusters.
(supervisor: A. Sigut) |
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Josh Bazely |
Comparing properties of well-known reflection nebulae using a principal component analysis.
(supervisors: J. Cami / E. Peeters) |
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Hanna Brännström |
Measuring the spin of a black hole in a black hole X-ray binary system.
(supervisor: S. Gallagher) |
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Tim Hallatt | Messengers from afar: the origins of interstellar objects.
(supervisor: P. Wiegert) |
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Dakota Cecil |
Automated filtering of meteor events from the Canadian automated meteor observatory
(supervisor: M. Campbell-Brown) |
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