I am a scientist with experience in leading the design of new experimental techniques. This expertise includes the initial conceptualization, developing micro-fabrication processes, engineering and constructing specialized measurement equipment, performing simulations and analyzing complex data. Progress hinges on efficient communication and collaboration; therefore, during my time as a researcher in multi-cultural environments, I have refined my skills in writing and public speaking and hope to continue developing in my next position. I enjoy challenging technical problems, love learning new topics and am excited to expand my skillset in applications such as medical physics and quantum sensing.
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R And D PhysicistCondenzeroBaden, Ag, Ch
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R&D PhysicistCondenzero Nov 2023 - PresentZurich, Switzerland
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Graduate Student Researcher In The Laboratory Of Quantum MaterialsEcole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne Apr 2018 - Jun 2023Lausanne, Vaud, SwitzerlandMy PhD research focused on the development of a new technique to explore the mechanical properties of novel materials such as high-temperature superconductors. Critical to this technique is a microfabrication process to structure unconventional—and often microscopic—materials into free-standing devices. I also designed the experimental set-up to conduct optical measurements of mechanical resonance frequencies at cryogenic temperatures and high-magnetic fields. -
Research AssociateMax Planck Institute For Chemical Physics Of Solids Jul 2017 - Mar 2018Dresden, GermanyI used Focused Ion Beam (FIB) microfabrication to develop devices for high-precision electrical studies of correlated electronic systems. Furthermore, I tested and repaired equipment for high-vacuum, cryogenic temperatures and optical measurements.
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Laboratory Research AssistantNational High Magnetic Field Laboratory Mar 2014 - May 2017Tallahassee, Florida, United StatesThe National High-Magnetic Field Laboratory is home to the world's strongest continuous field magnet and welcomes users from all over the world across a wide range of disciplines for magnetic field research. I had the opportunity to work in a range of different functions assisting researchers in preparation for experiments, repairing and maintaining laboratory equipment, and conducting studies with a focus on sample synthesis. These experiences included building probes for measurements in pulsed-magnetic fields, data analysis of magnetic field studies, and teaching and leading other undergraduate researchers in different projects around the lab. -
Undergraduate Research AssistantAmes Laboratory Jun 2016 - Aug 2016Ames, Iowa, United StatesMaterials research often begins with the fabrication and characterization of new samples, such that we can discover materials with intriguing properties, potentially useful for technological applications. I used flux growth and arc melting techniques to grow new single- and poly-crystalline samples of platinum binary compounds. I then characterized these samples by their structural, magnetic and electrical properties. -
Undergraduate Research AssistantUniversity Of California, Davis Jun 2015 - Aug 2015At UC Davis, I conducted Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) measurements on a material displaying interesting topological properties. The magnetic resonance of nuclei is highly sensitive to the external magnetic field, thus magnetic field stability is crucial for accurate results. I characterized a field drift in one of the magnet systems, which prevented the publication of faulty data. -
Student WorkerRising Roll Gourmet Café Sep 2013 - Mar 2014Tallahassee, Florida, United StatesDuring this job, I worked in all parts of the restaurant. This included: operating the register to take customers orders, preparing drinks and sandwiches, food preparation, dish washing and cleaning the kitchen. -
Instrument Repair TechnicianDrf Music Studios Jun 2011 - Jul 2013Maitland, Florida, United StatesI repaired and refurbished woodwind and brass-wind musical instruments. At special events, I represented the company and communicated directly with customers.
Amelia Estry Education Details
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Materials Science
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Summa Cum Laude
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Amelia Estry attended Epfl (École Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne), Florida State University.
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Amelia Estry's colleagues are Denys Sutter, Dominik Biscette, Damian Bucher.
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