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Group Members Karen Daniels [more info] Email: kdaniel@ncsu Twitter: @karenedaniels Skype: karenedaniels 258C Riddick   Ted Brzinski, postdoc acoustical measurements in sheared granular systems, including geophysical applications 252 Riddick Zhu Tang, graduate student granular rheology 252 Riddick Scott Lindauer, graduate student granular materials, labsteroids, and flow stabilized solids 231 and 251 Riddick Michael Mann, senior physics major active granular matter 230 Riddick Austin Reid, graduate student folding dynamics in the service of ultra-cold neutron physics Stephen Strickland, graduate student surfactant dynamics 252 and 234 Riddick José Medrano, senior physics major wave propagation in gels 234 Riddick Ephraim Bililign, senior physics major statistical mechanics of granular materials 233 Riddick Chris Kaneshiro, graduate student granular materials 251 Riddick Hannah Tekleab, first year physics major acoustical measurements 234 Riddick Giorgio Oliveri, Visiting Master Student acoustical measurements 234 Riddick Jonathan Kollmer, postdoc granular materials, labsteroids 252 Riddick Michael (Mika) Murphy, Junior Physics Major Active Matter 233 Riddick Emily P. Brown, senior physics major Active Matter, Flour Beetles 234 Riddick Sydney Dorman, Summer Undergrad, Haverford College labsteroids 233 Riddick Chad Province, Summer Undergrad, USC flow stabilized solids 234 Riddick Group Photo: Summer 2010 Left to right: Kali Allison, Karen Daniels, James Puckett, Wynn Vonnegut, Eli Owens, Carlos Ortiz, Adam Keith See more ... Collaborators Bob Behringer, Duke Physics Patrick Charbonneau, Duke Chemistry Karin Dahmen, UIUC Physics Nick Hayman, Institute for Geophysics, UT-Austin Rachel Levy, Harvey Mudd Mathematics Matthias Schroeter, MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Goettingen Michael Shearer, NC State Mathematics Sally Thompson, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Berkeley Tom Witelski, Duke Math Group Alumni Undergraduate students Philip Boyne (BS 2008) → high school physics teacher Melissa Fender (BS 2011) → PhD student at Wake Forest Kate Foco Millwood (BS 2010) → PhD Student at Scripps Oceanography Institute Laura Golick Gray (BS 2008) → PhD student in physics at Emory University → postdoc at Princeton University Paul Houseworth (BS 2007) → Progress Energy Adam Keith (BS 2012) → NSF Graduate Fellow, PhD student at U. Colorado, Boulder Rebekah Lee (postbac 2015)→ graduate student, Idaho State University Geophysics Adele Lichtenberger Igel (BS 2010 )→ PhD student in atmospheric sciences, Colorado State Alex Mauney (BS 2014) → NSF Graduate Fellow, PhD student in physics, Cornell University Kasey Phillips (BS 2007) → NSF Graduate Fellow, PhD student in Applied Physics from Harvard → Boston Consulting Group Mark Schillaci (BS 2013) → PhD student, Ohio State Physics Megan Szakasits (BS 2013) → PhD student, Michigan Chemical Engineering Graduate students Carlos Ortiz (PhD 2013) → postdoc with Doug Jerolmackn at UPenn James Puckett (PhD 2012) → postdoc at Yale → Assistant Professor of Physics at Gettysburg College Eli Owens (PhD 2012) → Assistant Professor of Physics at Presbyterian College Postdocs Frederic Lechenault (2007-2008) → CNRS at Ecole Normale Superieur, Paris Josh Bostwick (2011-2013) → Assistant Professor, Clemson University Visiting students Kali Allison (REU from Harvey Mudd) → PhD student, Standford Geophysics Caroline Bauer (DAAD-RISE from Uni. Magdeburg, Germany) → diplom student MPI-DS, Gottingen → science journalism Stephanie Couvreur (Master's student from ENS, Paris) → PhD, Physics, University of Paris 7 → Chef de Projet, La Diagonal (Paris-Saclay) Georgi Dinolov (REU from Harvey Mudd) → PhD student in mathematics, UC Santa Cruz Lucie Ducloue (Master's student from ENS, Pars) → PhD student, Paris → postdoc at Manchester Chris Fox (REU from Harvey Mudd) → PhD student, University of Chicago Statistics Kirsten Harth (PhD student, Magdeburg, Germany) Matt Hin (REU from Harvey Mudd) → PhD student, Cornell Applied Mathematics Antoine Le Bouil (Master's student from U. Rennes, France) → PhD student University of Rennes Kiri Nichol (PhD student from U. Leiden, Netherlands) → postdoc in Netherlands → corporate data analyst Richard Sayanagi (REU from Harvey Mudd) → PhD student, U. Wisconsin Wynn Vonnegut (REU from Harvey Mudd) → software engineer Karen E. Daniels Professor of Physics orcid.org/0000-0001-6852-3594 Office: 258C Riddick Hall Lab: 229-234 Riddick Hall Phone: (919) 513-7921 Fax: (919) 515-6538 Email: kdaniel {at} ncsu.edu Twitter: @karenedaniels [ CV ] Mailing address: Dept. of Physics Box 8202 NC State University Raleigh, NC 27695 Professional History A.B. Physics Dartmouth College, 1994 Science Teacher, St. Ann's School, Brooklyn, NY, 1994-1997 Ph.D. Physics Cornell University, 2002 Postdoc Duke University, 2002-2005 Asst-Assoc-Full Professor of Physics, NCSU, 2005-present Other Appointments Visiting Scientist, Department of Complex Fluids, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Goettingen, Germany, 2011-2012 Divisional Associate Editor, Physical Review Letters, 2017-present Awards NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award, 2007 Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship, 2011 LeRoy and Elva Martin Award for Teaching Excellence, 2013 North Carolina State University Faculty Scholar, 2013-2018 Equity for Women Award, North Carolina State University, 2015 Outstanding Referee, Physical Review Letters, 2017 Biography Karen Daniels is a Professor of Physics at NC State University. She received her BA in Physics from Dartmouth College in 1994, taught school for a few years, and then pursued a PhD in Physics at Cornell University. After receiving her doctorate in 2002, she moved to North Carolina to do research at Duke University and then joined the faculty at NC State in 2005. Her lab at NC State investigates a number of problems in the deformation and failure of materials, from fluid flows, to piles of sand, to fracturing gels. When not working with her students on experiments in the lab, she likes to spend time in the outdoors, which has led her to contemplate the implications of her research for geological and ecological systems. In 2011-2012, she received an Alexander von Humboldt fellowship which allowed her to spend the year conducting research in Goettingen, Germany. Community Soft Matter, Fluids, and Statistical Physics Physics Department Complex Matter and Biophysics Seminar Triangle MRSEC Thin Films @ Duke Triangle Soft Matter Workshop APS Soft Matter :: Fluid Dynamics :: Statistical and Nonlinear Physics Soft Matter mailing list (lots of job postings for PhD/postdoc positions) Women in Physics NSCU ADVANCE Project APS Committee on the Status of Women in Physics APS Communication and Negotiation Skills Seminar for Women Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) SoftWomen mailing list for faculty in soft condensed matter physics py-women mailing list for women in physics at NC State Teaching Courses Taught HON292A/297: Entropy and Chaos: Order and Disorder in the Universe F08 F10 HON293: Patterns and Pandemonium F15 Media Blog PY203: Modern Physics F16,F17 Twitter Feed PY205: Physics for Scientists and Engineers I (Matter and Interactions) S06, F06, S08, S09, S17 Media Blog S09 PY208: Physics for Scientists and Engineers II (Matter and Interactions and SCALE-UP) F07, S10, S13, F13 PY413: Thermal Physics S14, S15, S16 PY722: Statistical Physics II F09, F12, F14 Teaching Publications K. E. Daniels. "Student Blogging about Physics." The Physics Teacher. 48: 366-7 (Sept 2010) [PDF] Introductory Fluid Dynamics In connection with the Matter & Interactions curriculum, I wrote an appendix which covers fluid statics and dynamics in language consistent with the rest of the course. [Link to PDF] Instructors: I also have a set of WebAssign-coded problems and buoyancy lab which I'd be happy to share if you email me. Computational Activities for Modern Physics I have written a set of Jupyter notebooks for use in conjunction with our introductory Modern Physics class, approximately one for each chapter in Krane Modern Physics. If you'd like tor try them out, contact me. After Fall 2017 (their second draft), I'll find a way to post them more permanently/publicly. Outreach Squish! Not-so-Solid Science 50-minute workshop suitable for 5th-8th grade students [Link to PDF] Course Registration Prior to our meeting during the course registration period, please prepare a list of what courses you intend to take for at least the next semester. You should confirm that these courses are in fact being offered during the semester in question and that you have already satisfied the prerequisites. You can either use the "Plan of Work" feature on MyPack Portal, email me the list, or bring it written out. Resources: http://www.ncsu.edu/registrar/courses/ How to add a minor Career Guidance What do physics majors do after graduation? Here are some links to information which looks beyond the "grad school in physics" option. Society of Physics Students: "Careers Using Physics" American Physical Society: "Preparing for a Career in Physics" Physics Central: "People in Physics" American Institute of Physics: Career Guidance and Statistics and "Who's Hiring Physics Bachelors" Looking for a science-related summer/campus job? NCSU Research Fellowships Research Experiences for Undergraduates Physics Tutoring Coding at WebAssign Volunteer at Science House

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