E. Addison Everett Email & Phone Number

• Space instrument development for sounding rockets and satellites
• Vacuum equipment development, operation, and maintenance: UHV chambers, ion pumps, mechanical pumps, Tubegetters®, ion and Baratron® gauges, leak detection, and vacuum system performance modeling
• Computer modeling of molecular ram impingement rates for sounding rocket instruments
• Laboratory assessment of a high-performance ion detector under harsh conditions
• Ion beam production, characterization, and diagnostics
• Performance evaluation of a high-performance ion detector under harsh conditions

Physics for Scientists and Engineers I & II, RecitationIntroductory Physics Laboratory I & IIAs an instructor I demonstrated proper problem solving techniques, taught beginning uncertainty analysis, and introduced scientific/technical writing. I worked as part of a team to evaluate and improve Introductory Physics Laboratory courses. Although no longer a.

Introduction to Computer Methods in PhysicsIntermediate & Advanced Physics LaboratoriesIntroductory Physics Laboratory I & III taught students how to solve physics problems using Mathcad. I also updated the electronic text for the course Introduction to Computer Methods in Physics. I was responsible for set-up, take-down, and maintenance of experimental.

Logan, UT

Our group grew InGaAs quantum dots (QD) using the Stranski-Krastanov growth method. I assisted with the operation of our molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) system. I also operated a scanning-tunneling microscope (STM) to characterize the nanostructures our lab produced. I conducted analysis of our QD samples based on the data collected via STM.Experience: Vacuum.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics

Bachelor’S Degree, Physics

Associate’S Degree