Brandon Drummond
Ph.D. candidate
research assistant
 "What in the world are we doing here?" The question has haunted mankind since the beginning of time.
Enter Brandon Drummond, a physics graduate student who is two years into his doctoral program. As a research assistant to Professor Joseph Izen, Ph.D., he primarily functions as an analyst for the folks working on the BaBar experiment.
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Chris Williams
Ph.D. candidate
research assistant
 Would you like a computer built into your wristwatch? Or how about owning camouflage uniforms that change with their surroundings? These are just a couple of the elastic, light-weight electronic devices that can be developed by weaving organic light-emitting displays (OLEDs) into textiles and clothing.
Chris Williams, a fourth-year doctoral candidate in physics, conducts research on OLEDs, among the most commercially promising materials to come from the intersection of physics, chemistry, engineering, and nanotechnology.
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October 12, 2011
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