Undergraduate researchers
Undergraduates can contribute to instrumentation, materials synthesis, measurement, coding, outreach, and senior design. Prior experience is helpful but not required; curiosity and reliability matter most.
Students
The lab is a good fit for students who want to build things, measure things carefully, and understand the physics behind functional materials. Projects often involve a mixture of synthesis, measurement, scattering, microscopy, coding, and data interpretation.
Graduate students
Graduate projects are available across nanomagnetism, neutron scattering, complex materials, topological interfaces, and nanowire metamaterials. Students typically develop both experimental and analytical depth.
Collaborators
The group frequently collaborates with researchers who need magnetism, scattering, thin-film, or functional-materials expertise to answer a broader scientific question.
Contact
Prospective students should send a short email describing their background, research interests, and what part of the lab portfolio interests them.