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Dustin Gilbert is listed as Assistant Professor at University of Tennessee, a company with 7216 employees, based in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at utk.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dustin Gilbert.
Dustin Gilbert previously worked as Research Physicist at National Institute Of Standards And Technology and Postdoctoral Fellow at National Institute Of Standards And Technology. Dustin Gilbert holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Physics from University Of California, Davis.
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I am currently an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, working in the Materials Science Department. I perform investigations of nanoscale phenomena, with a focus on magnetism and spin phenomena. Previously I was a physicist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) at the Center for Neutron Research (NCNR), in Gaithersburg, Maryland. I also completed my postdoc at NCNR working under Julie Borchers and Brian Maranville. I use X-ray and neutron scattering to perform my research and gain unique insights into materials systems.I received my PhD from the University of California at Davis in 2014. Working with Prof. Kai Liu I performed research, focusing on nanoscale magnetic phenomena and materials. My work included both fabrication (deposition and patterning), characterization (microscopy, spectroscopy, and magnetometry), and modeling (simulations, exotic characterization techniques). In addition, I have worked at Seagate on advanced ultra-high density recording media and naval postgraduate school on high energy railgun systems.Specialties: Micro/Nanoscale fabrication and patterning techniques, magnetic characterization, x-ray systems, vacuum systems, microscopy techniques, High energy kinetic systems
Listed skills include Neutron Scattering, Nanotechnology, Thin Films, Magnetics, and 37 others.
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Knoxville, Tennessee Area
I am a professor in the Materials Science department working on nanoscale phenomena, with a focus on magnetism and spin. I plan to have both sample fabrication and characterization tools in our lab and make extensive use of the national X-ray and neutron scattering facilities, giving our research the broad scientific understanding for cutting-edge.
Gaithersburg, MD
As a researcher at the NIST Center for Neutron Research, I perform detailed investigations of magnetism, magnetic materials, and magnetic phenomena. I am an top-to-bottom researcher, designing experiments, fabricating samples, and performing the neutron scattering experiments and supplemental characterizations necessary to be successful in the current.
Gaithersburg, MD
Under an NRC fellowship, I have an appointment at NIST's Center for Neutron Research, working with Dr. Julie Borchers and Dr. Brian Maranville. Here, I conduct research using neutron scattering to investigate the magnetic and structural properties of materials.
Davis, CA
Research in the field of nano-scale phenomina, focusing on magnetic materials/magnetic phenomena. This includes fabrication/patterning of continuous and layered nanostructures, and characterization of their magnetic, structural and electronic properties.Fabrication: deposition of thin films by sputtering, electrochenical deposition, evaporation, ex-situ.
Davis, CA
Complete academic coursework (2010) and conduct research in satisfaction of the requirements in order to be awarded a Ph.D. in Physics. Coursework includes graduate level mechanics, electromagnetics, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, microscopy techniques, and the focused condensed matter series.
Davis, CA
Lab Instructor for physics 7 (introductory physics for science majors - excluding physics and engineering majors) and physics 9 (introductory physics for physics and engeneering majors)
Fremont, CA
While completing a 3 mo. internship I would use a PPMS magnetometer, and Philips XRD system to characterize the magnetic and structural properties of high anisotropy magnetic material for applications in recording media. Also during this period I worked with the simulation group to develop novel media evaluation tools.
Monterey, CA
I designed, modeled, constructed and tested system assisting in the development of high energy, electrical discharge projectile acceleration systems (railguns). This was funded with the assistance of the California Homeland Security Consortium.
Santa Cruz, CA
I effectively directed 2-4 weekly review classes for the physics 5 series (introductory physics for physics and engineering majors) through the Learning Support Services. Also on occasion I would conduct small group tutoring also in physics 5, but also physics 6 (physics for chemistry and biology majors)
Designed, simulated, built and tested a 1m electromagnetic mass accelerator (railgun)
San Diego, CA
As a technical assistant at Cubic Defense Application, working directly under Gordon Perkins, I assisted in the development of defense oriented technologies.
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Research with Dr. Kai Liu into the nature of nanoscale magnetics.
Graduated with Honors in the major, and Honors for my thesis "The Design, Construction, and Testing of a One Meter, ElectroMagnetic.
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Dustin Gilbert holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Physics from University Of California, Davis.
Dustin Gilbert is listed with skills including Neutron Scattering, Nanotechnology, Thin Films, Magnetics, Physics, Afm, Scanning Electron Microscopy, and Characterization.
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