Thurston
Jeremy Thurston
Jeremy grew up in the St. Louis area and received his B.S. in Physics at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in 2018. His undergraduate research with Edward Ackad used numerical models to study interactions of ultrafast EUV lasers with noble gas nanoclusters. He joined the KM Group in 2018 and has enjoyed working on the development and precise control of ultrafast VUV and EUV light sources for applications in atomic clocks, spintronics, imaging, and more. He enjoys snowboarding, paddleboarding, and hopes to visit every MLB stadium one day.
Honors & Awards
- NSF Graduate Fellowship
Room(s)
A802
Email
jeremy.thurston@colorado.edu
Phone
303-492-5903
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