Students

A number of outstanding students have worked in the Applied Physics & Instrumentation Lab over the years. Their contributions have added to the experimental physics research capabilities of the lab and we would be nothing if not for these remarkable individuals.

​Name​ProjectCurrent position​
​Ed Lynch, 2013, Physics​Laser interferometer Engineering consultant, Milwaukee WI.​
​Sean Minster, 2014, Physics​Vacuum magnetometerAuthor, Sacramento CA. ​
​Erin Sullivan, 2015, Physics​Vacuum magnetometerReal Estate, Wausau WI.​
​Alex Homes, 2016, Physics​Quantum tunnelingPh.D. in Elec Engg, UW-Milwaukee; T/R Module Engineer, Raytheon CA​
​Kaylie Cartwright, 2018, Mathematics​Properties of a single photon detector
​Adam Opperman, 2020, Physics​Electrical transport measurements on thin semiconductor filmsGraduate student, Physics PhD program, UW-Milwaukee​
​Isaac Volkman, 2021, Physics​Coincidence counting technique for a muon observatoryField Engineer, CMD Corporation, Appleton WI.​
​David Nielsen, 2022, Physics​Programming a Red Pitaya board for a muon observatoryGraduate student, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, Northwestern Univ​
​Abby Adams, 2022, Physics & Chemistry​Coupling a charge amplifier to a PMTGraduate student, Physics PhD program, Univ of Maryland, College Park​
​Jameson Nedza, 2022, Physics and Biomedical Engg​Raman spectrometer3+2 student, Biomedical Engg, UW-Milwaukee​;
Engineering Tech, Sierra Space.
​Paige Bulgrin, 2022, Biochemistry​Fluorescence correlation experiment – design, construction and operationPrevention Genetics, Marshfield WI.​
​Chloe Gulbronson, 2023, Biochemistry​​Fluorescence correlation experiment – design, construction and operationBiomedical researcher, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN;
PhD program in Pharmacology, Duke Univ North Carolina.
​Cody Korth, 2023, Biochemistry​Fluorescence correlation measurements on dye molecules
​Mitchell Imlah, 2023, Biochemistry​Fluorescence lifetimes using a time correlated photon counting method (TCSPC)Aspirus Medical Center, Stevens Point WI;
MD program, UW Madison School of Medicine and Public Health.
​Jessica Ryun, 2024, Physics​Magnetic trapUWSP Honors student;
M. Engg in Applied Physics & Instrumentation, Univ of Illinois Urbana Champaign.
​Kaylee Wilker, 2024, BiochemistryPhoton Counting Histograms from rhodamine 6g ​UWSP Pathways Honors intern;
American Heart Association Researcher at UW Madison Cardiovascular Research Center;​
Scientist, Thermo Fisher Corporation Madison WI.
Miles Borkowicz, 2025, PhysicsA spatial filter at 532 nm for fluorescence imaging