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PhD Final Oral Exam

Aug03	Kyle Vigil Boston University, Physics Department	Rings of Light: Using Apogized Radial Beams to Improve Resolution in Solid Immersion Lens Microscopy
Aug07	Lukas Pritchett	Aspects of Higgs Physics
Aug07	Mahsa Mokhtarzadeh	Nano-Patterning by Ion Bombardment
Nov29	Ching-Hao Wang	Statistical Physics of Information Processing by Cells
Nov30	Efe Yigitbasi	Search for Dark Matter Produced in Association with a Higgs Boson Decaying to bb̅ with the ATLAS Experiment
Dec06	Alexandre Day	AN APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING TO STATISTICAL PHYSICS: FROM THE PHASES OF QUANTUM CONTROL TO SATISFIABILITY PROBLEMS
Dec07	Ting-Yi (Clover) Su	INFLUENCE OF ACID ON MOTILITY AND CHEMOTACTIC RESPONSE OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI IN GASTRIC MUCIN
Apr01	Zhicheng Yang	ENTANGLEMENT COMPLEXITY OF QUANTUM STATES, DYNAMICS AND QUANTUM COMPUTATION
Apr03	Alexander Sherman	ASSOCIATED PRODUCTION OF A SINGLE TOP QUARK AND A Z BOSON IN p s = 13 TEV pp COLLISIONS USING THE ATLAS DETECTOR
Apr03	Paul Hanakata	Studies of Two-Dimensional Materials Beyond Graphene: From First-Principles to Machine Learning Approaches
Jun18	Samuel Kalish	INTERACTION OF PHONONS AND DIRAC FERMIONS ON THE (001) SURFACE OF THE TOPOLOGICAL CRYSTALLINE INSULATOR LEAD TIN SELENIDE
Jun26	Yutong Duan	PROBING DARK ENERGY WITH LARGE-SCALE GALAXY CLUSTERING: FROM INSTRUMENTATION TO SIMULATION
Jul29	Gabriel Birzu	Stochastic Reaction-diffusion Fronts: Applications to Ecology and Evolution