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Clark E. Johnson, Jr. (B.S., Physics, 1950; M.S., E.E., 1961)
Physics at the University of Minnesota at that time was focused on nuclear physics, but my interest was in solid-state phenomena. More »
Sean A. Bryan (B.S., Physics, 2006)
I did undergraduate research in Shaul Hanany’s observational cosmology group. More »
Jacob D. Haqq-Misra (B.S., Astrophysics, 2005)
I am currently working on my Ph.D. in meteorology and astrobiology at Penn State University with my advisors Jim Kasting and Sukyoung Lee. More »
Hassib Amin (Ph.D., Physics, 2003; B.S., Physics, 1998)
I have been working at Seagate Technology for 3.5 years as a senior electrical integration engineer. More »
Luke A. Corwin (B.S., Physics, 2003)
I am a graduate student in Physics at the Ohio State University. More »
John D. Hoekman (B.S., Physics, 2002)
After graduation I moved into biophysics. I worked as a lab tech in the Biochemistry Department at the University of Minnesota for two years. More »
Byron K. Freelon (Ph.D., Physics, 2001)
I recently received the first Morehouse Physics Prize. More »
John W. Pint (B.S., Physics, 2001)
I am working as an intellectual property attorney, both patent and trademark prosecution and intellectual property litigation, at Proskauer Rose LLP in Boston, MA. More »
Usman Suriono (Ph.D., Physics, 1999; B.S., Physics, 1993)
I have been working for six years at Polar Semiconductor Inc. as principle modeling engineer in Bloomington, MN.
Heather Sykora (Banbury) (B.S. Astrophysics 1999; M.S., Aerospace Engineering 2002)
After graduating, I accepted a job with Northrop Grumman Corp. in San Diego as an Aerospace Engineer (level E2). More »
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