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We will miss Prof. Vasant Potnis who sadly passed away this fall. He had a long and distinguished career at Michigan Tech. He was a Fellow of American Physical Society in recognition of his work on low-energy nuclear physics.
In order to provide core physics principles for students pursuing other scholarly interests (e.g. business, medicine or law school), we have implemented a Bachelor of Arts in Physics option. It will also address the need for more high school physics teachers via a concentration in Secondary Education.
BNNTs: NanotechWeb featured work on boron nitride nanotubes conducted by Hessam Ghassemi and Reza Yassar in the mechanical engineering-engineering mechanics dept. and Chee Hui Lee and Yoke Khin Yap in the physics dept. These materials exhibit novel electrical properties as a function of mechanical deformation.
Ramy El-Ganainy was hired as an assistant professor. He comes from the University of Toronto, specializing in the area of photonics/nano-photonics structures. Ramy will join physics faculty after a one-year postdoctoral appointment at the Max Planck Institute in Germany.
The Michigan Tech chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS) has been selected as one of the 2011 Outstanding SPS Chapters, the second year in a row for this distinction. Greg Lau and Peter Solfest were co-recipients of the 2012 Ian W. Shepherd Award for most outstanding physics graduates.
Pradeep Kumar, a PhD student studying engineering physics, is doing research in the field of magneto-optics and photonics. Pradeep came to Michigan Tech in fall 2006 and joined the group of Prof. Miguel Levy in summer 2007. His PhD research addresses an important technological need, namely the development of on-chip isolation function for photonic integrated circuits. Isolators are critical components that protect signal stability in optical circuits by blocking out back-reflected light. A model system was developed by Pradeep and Prof. Levy consisting of photonic crystal lattices in the form of one-dimensional waveguide arrays in silicon-on-insulator platforms with magnetic garnet cover layers. An optical force is introduced into the array through geometrical design, pushing the beam sideways. Laterally displaced photons are periodically returned to a central guide by photonic-crystal action, producing beam revival in the central guide. The model is based on semiconductor platforms, making the outcome of the project particularly appealing for integration with existing silicon technology.
The Board of Control approved a Bachelor of Arts in Physics and Bachelor of Arts in Physics with a concentration in secondary education starting fall 2012. The degrees are offered in order to provide a strong foundation in physics, but with fewer course requirements. This track flexibility is expected to create more job opportunities for majors.
We extend our deepest appreciation to friends and alumni who have made recent gifts or pledges to Michigan Tech. Did we miss your contribution? If so, contact phy...@mtu.edu. As always, we appreciate your continued interest in the Department of Physics at Michigan Technological University.
Physics faculty and former graduate students remember Potnis as easy going and helpful. He provided much-needed external visibility as a fellow of the American Physical Society. He was a very rational individual who took great pride in physics and in thinking scientifically. In his retirement Potnis enjoyed playing bridge. He took art classes and demonstrated great talent with his sketches and paintings, both from life and from photographs. The Potnises split their time between Houghton and Gwalior, where Vasant owned a casting business. He is survived by his wife, Kusum.
Joseph Charnawskas is a third year undergraduate physics and history dual major. Near the end of his first year, Joseph became an active member of the Society of Physics Students. He became an officer his second year, and this year he was elected President of the Michigan Tech chapter. He is
currently working with several departments on campus to organize a community outreach event (Family Physics Night) at the local elementary school, continuing the strong tradition of physics outreach at Michigan Tech. Midway through his second year, Joseph began working with Dr. Robert Nemiroff on a solar flare project. Their collaboration continues on a gamma ray burst project this year. Joseph became a physics Teaching Assistant during his second year, receiving an American Association of Physics Teachers Outstanding Learning Assistant award as a first time Teaching Assistant. Although passionate about astrophysics research, his primary goal is a career in physics and history education at the secondary or university level. Joseph would not be where he is today without the support of the close community of friends and faculty within the physics department, for which he is extremely grateful.
April 14, 2012 in Wisconsin at the 1st Annual Sheboygan Science and Engineering Festival. This demo is called "Liquid Nitrogen Explosion." It entails filling a soda bottle half full with LN2, capping it, sinking it in a bucket of water, and the waiting. Recent physics graduate Ed Leonard is shown in the foreground. Photo is used with permission by the Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers.
Surface code states are an important class of stabilizer states that play a prominent role in quantum information processing. In this paper we show that these states do not contain any counterexamples to the recently disproved LU-LC conjecture. In the process we show that An important consequence of our result is that surface codes do not have any encoded non-Clifford transversal gates. We also prove some interesting structural properties of the CSS surface code states. We show that these states can be characterized as a class of minor closed binary matroids. This characterization could be of independent interest in that it makes a connection with the theory of binary matroids.
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