Jonas Brown Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, California, United States

As a PhD candidate in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California—Los Angeles Samueli School of Engineering, I conduct research under the guidance of Distinguished Professor Alexander A. Balandin. My research focuses on the fabrication and characterization of nanodevices made of low-dimensional quantum van der Waals materials, magnetic materials, and heterostructures. I employ a range of fabrication techniques including various lithography methods, etching processes, and metal deposition approaches. Exploring the quantum and classical behavior of advanced materials and devices requires a multifaceted experimental approach. My expertise lies in probing charge-density-wave materials, semiconductor diodes, magnetic materials, and novel device structures using electrical, magnetic, thermal, and noise measurements. These experiments are performed on nanoscale device channels across a wide range of temperatures, magnetic fields, electric fields, and light exposures. To complement these experimental methods I also perform simulations of device structures to verify heating effects, strain dynamics, and various electrical and magnetic phenomena.

Los Angeles, California, Usa

At the University of California - Los Angeles I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering at the Samueli School of Engineering with Professor Alexander A. Balandin. I am involved in the nanofabrication and characterization of electronic devices using low-dimensional charge-density-wave quantum materials. This research area involves exploring the unique properties and behaviors of these materials at the nanoscale and leveraging them to develop novel electronic devices with enhanced performance and functionality.

Riverside, California, United States

At the University of California - Riverside, I conducted his Masters in Electrical Engineering with Professor Balandin's Nano Device Laboratory (NDL) and the Phonon Optimized Engineered Materials Laboratory (POEM). In 2021, I joined the group as a Materials Science and Engineering Ph.D. student at the Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering and obtained a Master's in Electrical Engineering graduating in 2023. My research interest concerned nanodevice fabrication of low dimensional charge-density-wave materials.

Teach and tutor students struggling in Physics, Math, Engineering, and related fields. I also help with essay writing for a range of subjects providing constructive criticism as well as reinforcement.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Provide bike repair for new and used bikes (bottom brackets, headsets, breaks, hubs, cassettes, derailleurs, eBikes, truing, flat tires, etc)Package bikes for sale on eBayPhotograph bikes for listing on eBayList bikes and parts for sale on eBay Answer customers questions on eBay as well as in person at the shopCommunity outreach (Build a Bike Day - help people in the community learn to build, repair and maintain bikes)Charity (Work with the non-profit freewheel to send bikes to Gambia and other countries and provide free bikes and service for underprivileged kids in the community)

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Work with team to calibrate the Flow Control Valve (FCV) to regulate oxygen and nitrogen flow for use in ventilators. Trained on Build, Nozzle Set, Calibration and Final Assembly.

Birge Hall, Madison, Wi

In the Gilroy Lab, I work with Richard Barker studying how radiation causes mutations in gene expression for plants and microbes growing on the space station.

Chamberlin Hall, Madison, Wi

In the Brar lab, I work with Professor Victor Brar analyzing the quantum phenomena in highly correlated and layered 2D materials such as bilayer graphene and hexagonal Boron Nitride.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Building evaporation chambers with vacuum pumps.Growth of CVD graphene (mono/bilayer).Observing growth patterns under by varying conditions in oven (tempertature, time, pressure, H2,CH4,Ar ratios)Transfer of meta-materials onto substrates.Mechanical cleaving of meta-materials.Microscopy to observe different growth patternsMachine shop experience (drill press, milling, etc.)Designed Website (https://brarlab.physics.wisc.edu/)Analysis of STM Data

University Of Wisconsin

Prepare mealsCashier

41 Chaffeeville Rd. Mansfield Center, Ct 06250

● Camp counselor for kids ages 5-6 ● Lead large groups of children (10-20) in activities and games and emphasize how to interact in a way where everyone can learn from each other's differences and have fun● Lifeguard at the camp pool during camp session and for picnics hosted by Holiday Hill● Awarded Camp Counselor of the Session twice and Swim Instructor of the Session three times

Head referee for:○ Youth (U8-U12) games■ Season Games: WAM, Columbia/ Windham, Coventry■ Tournaments: Columbia, South Windsor ■ Indoor Games: Star Hill○ Teen (U13-U16) games■ Season Games: NEUAssistant Referee for:○ Youth (U8-U12) games■ Season Games: WAM, Columbia/ Windham, Coventry■ Tournaments: Columbia, South Windsor ■ Indoor Games: Star Hill○ Teen (U13-U16) games■ Season Games: NEU

260 Coventry Road Mansfield, Ct 06250

● Cut, trim, shake, sand, drill, package trees and help put them in/on cars and trucks● Help customers with questions about the farm and purchases● Drive and use utility vehicles (tractors, bobcats)

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Materials Science, Phd Student Researcher

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Materials Science

Bachelor’S Degree, Astronomy And Astrophysics

Activities and Societies: Physics Club, Garage Physics, Hoofers Outing Club

High School Diploma, 5.101 (Weighted On A 6 Point Scale)

Activities and Societies: Sports: ○ Indoor/ Outdoor Track ■ Participated (freshman-senior) ■ Varsity (sophomore-senior) ● Qualified.