byu department of physics and astronomy template instructions for student research projects...
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BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
Template InstructionsTemplate Instructions
• For student research projects– Delete all slides except the two which are titled
“Undergraduate Research”– If you are a grad student, change the title to
“Graduate Research”– Replace student photo, title, abstract, student
name, advisor name, and figure with your photo,title, etc.
– Save file with your name and send to [email protected]
BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
Template InstructionsTemplate Instructions
• For other slides– Follow format of example slides below.
• General Formating Rules– Unless you've got a good reason, stick with
white, Arial 18 or 28 point font (44 pnt for titles).– Use a 0.05” white border on all pictures/figures.– Save the new file with your name as the file
name, and send to [email protected]
– Contact Dallin Durfee if you need help
Brigham Young University
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Homecoming Alumni Reception
October 23, 2009
BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
Undergraduate ResearchUndergraduate Research
Student: Brian Neyenhuis Mentor: Dallin S. Durfee
Calcium Atom Interferometry
BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
Undergraduate ResearchUndergraduate Research
Student: Brian Neyenhuis Mentor: Dallin S. Durfee
We plan to split and recombine the quantum
wave-functions of calcium atoms. From
the resulting interference, we will be
able to perform stringent tests of relativity and search for drifts in the fundamental constants
Calcium Atom Interferometry
BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
The David Derrick 16" TelescopeThe David Derrick 16" Telescope
BYU Department of Physics and AstronomyBYU Department of Physics and Astronomy
The David Derrick 16" TelescopeThe David Derrick 16" Telescope