William Walker, Whitney Radosti, and William Duhe presented at LaSPACE conference | College of Arts and Sciences

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Three Physics students had presentations at the LaSPACE annual meeting on November 5, 2011:

William Walker (Physics) and Whitney Radosti (Math., Physics minor) presented a poster on “Low Speed Gaseous Flow Effects on Nanoscale Metal Films”. Their experimental work utilized a laboratory-grade wind tunnel to investigate the effects of air flow on the transport properties of nanoscale metal films. Both students worked as research assistants in Prof. Patrick Garrity’s condensed matter lab over the summer of 2011.
William Duhe (Physics) also

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