Class of 2007 Senior Theses
- Matthew A. Aviles, (Dr. Cooke), “Electrically Induced Motion in Room Temperature Ionic Liquids”
- Michael Bagge-Hansen, (Dr. Outlaw), “Enhancement of Carbon Nanosheets Field Emission by Mo2C Thin Film Coating”
- Keith C. Bechtol, Honors, Don E. Harrison Jr. Award, (Dr. Erlich), “Constraining Particle Physics Models with Supernovae Observations”
- Paul J. Black, Honors, (Dr. Averett), “Characterization of Hybrid 3He Cells Using NMR”
- Justin Deighan, Honors, (Dr. Chaloupka), “Development of an Ultrafast, Time-Resolved Schlieren Imaging System”
- Danielle A. Dumond, (Dr. Hinders), “Mobile Robots and Sensor Fusion”
- Ryan Ford, Honors, (Dr. Chaloupka), “Genetic Techniques for Spatial Modulation of a Laser Beam”
- Christopher E. Hendricks, (Dr. Kossler), “A Comparison between Radiation Damage Calculated with NASA-LaRC's HZETRN and with GEANT4”
- Kendra L. Letchworth, Honors, Thomas Jefferson Prize, (Dr. Benner), “Optimization of the Speed-Dependent Line-Shape Calculation”
- Andrew McGowan, (Dr. Erlich), "Warp Duality in Braneworlds"
- Alison M. Pouch, Honors, Alumni Award, (Dr. Hinders), “Ultrasonic Classification of Emboli”
- Thomas H. Ruscher, (Dr. Chaloupka), “Development of a High-Speed Photography System”
- Kelly E. Sassin, Honors, (Dr. Nelson), “Assembly Processes for Scintillator Planes in the MINERvA Neutrino Detector”
- Abigail C. Shockley,(Dr. Kossler), “Vortex Pinning in High-Tc Superconductors”
- Jessica A. Vance, (Dr. Chaloupka), “Lab Revising 101: Revise, Rework, Revamp”
- Patrick M. Vora, Honors, (Dr. Sher), “A Fourth Generation of Fermions in the Context of the Two Higgs Doublet Model Type III”
- Brian P. Walsh, (Dr. Armstrong), “Development of a Flatness Scanner and Simulation for Qweak Wire Chambers”
- Nicholas I. Walsh, Honors, (Dr. Griffioen), “Measuring Transversity from Pion Pairs using a Longitudinally Polarized Target”
- Brian A. Wolthuis, (Dr. Nelson), “Development of Scintillator Counters for the MINERvA Neutrino Detector”
- Melissa J. Zoller, (Dr. Chaloupka), “Lab Revising 101: Revise, Rework, Revamp”