Yale Physics Ph.D. Alumni
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Caitie Beattie
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Sanah Bhimani
Ph.D 2024 -
Arina Bykadorova Telles
Ph.D 2025 -
London Cooper-Troendle
Ph.D 2023 -
Eustace Edwards
Ph.D 2023 -
Varun Jorapur
Ph.D 2024 -
Jakob Kastelic
Ph.D 2024 -
Kaicheng Li
Ph.D 2023 -
Tong Liu
Ph.D 2024 -
David Nemes
Ph.D 2023 -
Samantha Pagan
Ph.D 2024 -
Jingjing Pan
Ph.D 2024 -
Ananya Rai
Ph.D. 2025 -
Lauren Saunders
Ph.D 2023 -
Giacomo Scanavini
Ph.D 2023 -
Oskari Timgren
Ph.D 2023 -
Will Tyndall
Ph.D 2024 -
Yiqi Wang
Ph.D 2023
Wright Lab Postdoctoral Associate, Fellow, and Postgraduate Associate Alumni
Alumni News
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Wright Lab students awarded 2025 NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Four Wright Lab students and one alum have been awarded 2025 NSF Graduate Research Fellowships.
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Congratulations to Wright Lab Class of 2025 graduates!
Wright Lab congratulates our graduating students in the class of 2025.
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Alumni Spotlight on Stephen Eckel
Stephen Eckel ‘12 PhD, a research scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, was awarded a Presidential Early Career Award.
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Thesis Defense News
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Rai successfully defends thesis, “Unveiling the Structure of the Perfect Superfluid using Correlation Functions”
Ananya Rai successfully defended the thesis “Unveiling the Structure of the Perfect Superfluid using Correlation Functions” (advisor: Helen Caines)
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Hollick successfully defends thesis “COSINE-100 and ANAIS-112: Two Experiments, One Search for the Annual Modulation of Dark Matter”
On March 28, Sophia Hollick successfully defended a thesis on the search for the annual modulation of dark matter with COSINE-100 & ANAIS-112.
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Pan successfully defends thesis “Exploring the Standard Model and Beyond Through the Lens of Jet Substructure and Deep Learning with the ATLAS Experiment”
On August 7, Jingjing Pan successfully defended a thesis exploring the Standard Model & beyond with ATLAS using jet substructure & deep learning.