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Principal Investigator

Adam J. Hauser

Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Undergraduate Studies
Department of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Alabama
​Curriculum Vitae
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Graduate Researchers

Ka-Ming (Strange) Law
Intrinsic Anomalous Hall Effect in noncollinear antiferromagnets
Department of Physics and Astronomy
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​Smriti Ranjit
Frequency-dependent impedance spectroscopy for chemical sensing
Materials Science Program
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Ridwan Nahar
Design of Low Entropy Alloys for atomically ordered complex materials
Department of Physics and Astronomy
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Me'Lanae Garrett
​Composite armor layer system for broad spectrum energy mitigation
Materials Science Program
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Tecia Grier
Frequency-dependent impedance spectroscopy for chemical sensing
Materials Science Program
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Naomi Derksen
Department of Physics and Astronomy
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Babajide Akintunde
​Department of Physics and Astronomy
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Undergraduate Researchers

​Optical characterization of complex oxides
  • Emily Baschab (2019 -
  • Anne Diemer (2020 -
  • Isaac Smith (Visiting Scholar, 2021 -

Design of Low Entropy Alloys for atomically ordered complex materials
  • Casey Temple (2020 -
  • Cole Browning (2021 -
  • Peter Powell (2021 -
  • Gabriel Feng (2021 -
  • Sahuj Mehta (2021 -

Precision Time & Frequency: Active Hydrogen Maser on-boarding
  • Dylan Meyer (2020 -

Visiting Researchers

Audrey Hauser

Location of the lost frontier town of Miradero based on historical circus routes.

​Field of Study: Toddler-American Studies
Previous Degree: Infant-American Studies
Hometown: Tuscaloosa, AL

Completed Projects: Edisonian pathways to bipedal locomotion, Still art by scribble drawing
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Grace Hauser

Social behavior and interspecies interaction by animated Atlantic Puffin hatchlings.

Field of Study: Toddler-American Studies
Previous Degree: Infant-American Studies
Hometown: Tuscaloosa, AL

Completed Projects: Edisonian pathways to bipedal locomotion, Efficient deconstruction methods of handwritten documents