Workshop Introduction

Via a space adventure with flashbacks, we illustrate use of diffraction for measuring the spacings between atoms in an unknown crystal.

The author of this presentation, Phil Fraundorf of UM-StL Physics & Astronomy, studies atom-scale microscopy, silicon science, extraterrestrial materials, statistical inference, and physics education.

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Professor Fraundorf has degrees from St. Louis University, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, and Washington University. He also has work experience with Monsanto and MEMC Electronic Materials.

Workshop Introduction

Via a space adventure with flashbacks, we illustrate use of diffraction for measuring the spacings between atoms in an unknown crystal.

The author of this presentation, Phil Fraundorf of UM-StL Physics & Astronomy, studies atom-scale microscopy, silicon science, extraterrestrial materials, statistical inference, and physics education.