Jennifer Taggart, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

United States

United States

El Segundo, California

Researcher studying radiation effects in electronics, with experience using Cobalt-60 irradiators and performing proton/heavy ion testing at various particle accelerators.

Tempe, Arizona

Fabricate, test and characterize a chalcogenide (Ge{x}Se{1-x}) based solid-state resistive memory known as Programmable Metallization Cell (PMC); also known in industry as Conductive Bridge Random Access Memory (CBRAM).Exposed CBRAM to ionizing radiation and heavy ions to measure their response to radiation environments. Created custom LabVIEW VI to.

Tempe, AZ

Worked to develop a novel timing device based on CBRAM technology. Designed the test setup for evaluating the devices as well as performed electrical tests to evaluate the performance of the timing devices.

Designed and performed experiments to observe the effects of extreme radiation environments on a solid-state non-volatile memory known as Programmable Metallization Cells. This work was an extension of my graduate studies at Arizona State University.

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

My project involved using C++ to create a program that could organize and reduce Soft Error Rate (SER) simulation data. The raw data consisted of many files, each with their own unique format. That main challenge was to bring each user specified file into the program and organize its data into a data hierarchy that was representative of the physical.

Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona

Principal programmer in the Methodology and Analysis group. Proficient in developing analysis products and tools in MATLAB. Products include various charts to display events versus time or distance, logistic regression, and error checks for data collection. Created scripts that error checked and corrected GPS data and event time files provided by data.

Columbus, Ohio Area

Compiled the results of the previous and similar experiments and graphed them alongside predicted models to determine where the results of the current experiment were expected to fall. Analyzed raw event data from the Cosmic-Ray Energetics and Mass (CREAM) detector to verify the validity of the collected data. Developed C++ based scripts to search through.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Solid-State Devices, 3.94

Activities and Societies: IEEE Young Professionals Phoenix Section Treasurer IEEE Young Professionals Phoenix Section ChairStudied the.

Master'S Degree, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Activities and Societies: Outreach officer and Industrial Relations officer IEEE Eta Kappa Nu, Chair ASU IEEE Student Branch, Vice Chair.

Bachelors Of Science, Physics, Astronomy

Activities and Societies: Sailing Team, Society of Physics Students, Co-founder and VP of the OSU Astronomical Societyclassical mechanics.