Celeste Noether Email & Phone Number

Bloomington, Minnesota

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

-Developed a new equation of state model for Dissipative Particle Dynamics -Participated in the development of MCCCS-MN including bug fixes, implementation of Dissipative Particle Dynamics, and re-implementing the calculation of second virial coefficients-Used FPMD to study solvation dynamics of an ionic liquid-Collaborated on a wide range of chemistry and.

This is a continuation of my graduate work for the purposes of finishing computations for a couple of papers.

• Taught a multidisciplinary laboratory course to a wide variety of students with topics from: physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, and experimental design.
• Assisted in the development and revision of course teaching materials.
• Applied creative problem solving to resolve problems with ineffective laboratory equipment.
• Performed and reported regular assessments on student progress.
• Troubleshot equipment failures on the fly and adapted course materials so that students could still complete projects in the event of faulty equipment.

I work as a graduate research assistant on an independent advised research project. I study the photoexcited dynamics in Silicon using Density Matrix theory with significant computer assisted aspects. Recently my studies have focused on determining conductivity of a photoexcited system using ab initio electronic parameters- Have facilitated a transition.

Over the course of several different semesters I taught either the second semester introductory physics laboratory class or the second semester introductory physics recitation course. - Responsible for teaching and tutoring 50-70 students per semester. - Course topics include: Coulomb's Law, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, and Circuit Design..