Joshua Luoma received DOE Fellowship
Ph.D. student Joshua Luoma has been awarded the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Laboratory Residency Graduate Fellowship (DOE NNSA LRGF). The fellowship, which launched in 2017, is awarded to students pursuing a Ph.D. in a field of study...
Graduate student Chiatai Chen
Laser scattering off dry ice fog during optical alignment.
An aluminum wire array for a Z-pinch experiment on COBRA.
Two bdot probes on the left side measure local changes in magnetic...
Graduate student Jay Angel aligns the Zeeman Polarization Spectroscopy system for his experimental series on COBRA. This diagnostic measures the magnetic field and therefore the current distribution at the measuring point.
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Annual Flu Shots 2022
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Chiatai’s twisted tube wire array load.
Congratulations Jason Hamilton
Jason graduated from Cornell in December 2021. Jason will stay on at Cornell as a PostDoc doing research using the 3D Perseus code with the improved 13-Moment transport model to simulate COBRA gas puff implosions. In particular, interest in how the transport model...
Jay Angel, aligns and calibrates the Zeeman Polarization Spectroscopy
Cornell graduate student, Jay Angel, aligns and calibrates the Zeeman Polarization Spectroscopy on the 1 MA COBRA pulsed-power generator optical system using a neon light source.
Annual Flu Shots 2021
Some get their annual flu shots on Cornell Campus
Joshua Luoma joins LPS as a Graduate Student
Originally from La Crescent, Minnesota, a small town nestled alongside the Mississippi River. Growing up I spent my time outside school in the woods, on the water, or at the local hardware store where I worked. In my academics, I enjoyed the sciences and mathematics...