Research Professor, Physics, West Virginia University
Email: yuri.glinka@mail.wvu.edu
CURRENT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:
1. Ultrafast heterodyne-detected transient-grating spectroscopy;
2. Two-dimensional Fourier transform spectroscopy;
3. Ultrafast carrier dynamics in semiconductors;
4. Time-resolved second harmonic generation in semiconductor heterostructures;
5. Photoluminescence spectroscopy of semiconductor nanoscale materials.
Glinka's CV
Glinka's Publications
Graduate Student, Physics, West Virginia University
Email: jzhou6@mix.wvu.edu
Masters (2003-2006)
National Laboratory of Superhard Materials
Jilin University, Jilin, China
Undergraduate (1999-2003)
Department of Physics
Jilin University, Jilin, China
Not a born physicist, Jinling, after many years in the field and a long time seeking, found that science is the field that really fascinates her. Jinling is interested in the understanding of basic laws and strives for creative ideas. Currently, she focuses her efforts in ferroelectrics and related topics. She plans to continue her search for physics knowledge in her future career.
Graduate Student, Physics, West Virginia University
Email: dchen7@mix.wvu.edu
Undergraduate (2004-2008)
Nanjing University, Nanjing, China
Research focus in Mossbauer spectroscopy
My interests mainly involve the improvement of the RAM or disk storage ability by the investigation of ferroelectric and ferromagnetic materials via nonlinear optics, including second harmonic generation.
Graduate Student, Physics, West Virginia University
Email: gcabrera@mix.wvu.edu
Masters (2012)
WVU
Undergrad (1997-2003)
Catholic University, Santiago, Chile
Research topic: MOKE of thin magnetic bilayers upon H2 absorption
I have been in the Solid State field for a very long time. Most of my research has involved ferroelectric/magnetic and multifunctional materials. I spent 2 years at Penn State in a Neuroengineering program designing brain implants and performing experimental neurosurgery. My main interests are the design and fabrication of new electronic/magnetic devices and biomedical implants. I am currently studying the effects of CO2 adsorption on thin PZT films with Second Harmonic Generation and possibly SMOKE.
Graduate Student, Physics, West Virginia University
Email: rtrappen@mix.wvu.edu
Undergraduate: (2007-2011) St. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA
I started graduate school at WVU in 2010. My research is on the growth and characterization of magnetoelectric wedge samples, and using optical techniques such as second harmonic generation to characterize the samples.
Undergraduate WVU 2009-present BS in physics and astronomy minor
Email: ethel.perez1@gmail.com
Place of Birth: Popayan, Colombia
Interests:physics, mathematics, astronomy. sports (ping-pong and swimming) and enjoy reading fantasy and historical fiction literature.
My main goal in the project I'm working on is to get strain for various thicknesses of LSMO/PZT on STO and Si substrates.