Senior Research Aide
CurrentCold electronics testing of LAr-ASIC chips for the DUNE experiment’s novel LAr-TPC detector.
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Harrison Wolf is listed as Physics Masters student at Stony Brook University at Brookhaven National Laboratory, a with 2468 employees, based in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Harrison Wolf.
Harrison Wolf previously worked as Senior Research Aide at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Graduate Research Assistant at Stony Brook University. Harrison Wolf holds Master'S Degree, Physics from Stony Brook University.
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I am currently a student and researcher at Stony Brook University working in the physics department’s NN (neutrino/nucleon decay) group. I am working towards writing my thesis on neutron interactions in the T2K collaboration’s ND280 detector. In the future, I plan to further my studies in a PhD program, continuing work in high-energy phenomenology in either the quark or lepton sector. Additionally, I am doing part-time work at Brookhaven National Lab to test LAr-ASIC (Liquid argon-application specific integrated chip) electronics for the next-generation neutrino experiment DUNE's LAr-TPC detectors. Previously, at Carnegie Mellon University, I worked with the Belle II collaboration on calibrating their CDC (central drift chamber) detector, among other physics projects unrelated to my current work.
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Brookhaven, New York, United States
Cold electronics testing of LAr-ASIC chips for the DUNE experiment’s novel LAr-TPC detector.
Stony Brook University, New York, United States
Thesis research with Stony Brook University's neutrino physics group: improving neutron interaction cross section models in plastic scintillator detectors, specifically the sFGD at the T2K collaboration's ND280 detector complex.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Physics tutor for CMU Physics Department's PATH (Physics Assignment Tutoring Help) program. Topics ranged from introductory to intermediate college-level physics, e.g. classical mechanics, classical electromagnetism, mathematical methods, quantum physics, etc.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Teaching assistant for CMU's course 33-142: Physics II for Physics & Engineering Students. I spent 2 days a week in recitation sections assisting students with practice problems provided by the professor. Additionally, I graded assignments for the section on a weekly basis.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Computational accelerator/high-energy physics: Calibration of the central drift chamber detector for the Belle II experiment using electron dE/dx methods. This research project was funded during the summer of 2021 by CMU's SURF (Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship) grant.
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