PhD Candidate Cartagena Presents Research at Graduate Student Physics Conference
Physics Ph.D. candidate Carlos Cartagena presented the latest results from the ůůֱ²¥ Plasma Laboratory at the , held July 24-27 in Sudbury, Ontario.
Carlos is doing research with Assistant ůůֱ²¥ of Physics David Schaffner in the ůůֱ²¥ Plasma Laboratory. The pair began working on the lab when Schaffner joined ůůֱ²¥â€™s faculty in 2015 and have been running experiments since November of 2018.
Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pursue research in graduate programs of international reputation. ůůֱ²¥ surpasses traditional models of graduate education in its attention to the unique needs of individual students and its commitment to developing a broadly trained community of scholars. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences currently accepts students into Ph.D. programs in Chemistry; Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology; Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies; History of Art; Mathematics; and Physics.