Kurt Fredrickson, Phd Email & Phone Number

California, United States

California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco, California, United States

Researched equitable defenses for SEP infringement. Drafted motion to transfer from W.D. Tex. to N.D. Cal.

San Diego, California, United States

Conducted legal research and draft court orders regarding various topics, including motions to dismiss, motions for summary judgment, and motions for awards of attorneys’ fees and costs. Attended sentencing hearings and settlement conferences.

San Francisco Bay Area

Prepared and prosecuted patent applications in semiconductor, device, optics, audio equipment, petroleum engineering, consumer electronics industries

Consulted for patent application preparation in semiconductor, device, optics, audio equipment industries

San Francisco Bay Area

Modeled surface, molecular and bulk properties using ab initio atomistic computingCalculated surface/gas phase chemistry for semiconductor processes, including free energy diagrams, transition states, surface defects, and vibrational analysis

Greater Philadelphia Area

Worked with Aleksandra Vojvodic in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department on theoretical modeling of catalysis. In our group, we used Python to interface with various density functional theory codes. My research involved the application of two-dimensional carbides and nitrides (MXenes) for catalytic and electronic applications.

San Francisco Bay Area

Worked in the Norskov Group in Chemical Engineering on theoretical modeling of catalysis. I used Python to interface with various density functional theory codes. My research involved adsorption and electronic properties of two-dimensional metal carbides, and oxide heterostructures and interfaces.

San Francisco Bay Area

Worked in the Vojvodic Group at the SUNCAT Center for Interface Science and Catalysis on theoretical modeling of catalysis. I used Python to interface with various density functional theory codes. My research involved adsorption and electronic properties of two-dimensional metal carbides, and oxide heterostructures and interfaces.

Austin, TX

My work focused on novel properties of oxide heterostructures. In particular, modeled the growth of ferroelectric and ferromagnetic oxides, including surface effects, interfacial effects at heterostructures, and the modification of bulk properties due to such interfaces. I also modeled atomic layer deposition techniques using first principles. I also.

I taught laboratory sessions to teach electricity and magnetism to undergraduate medical students. My responsibilities included weekly lectures on important optical and electronic concepts and their relation to the weekly lab to enrich their physics learning experience. I also held weekly office hours to discuss the prior and upcoming lab for each week.

Davis, CA

My work included calculating the electronic structure of aluminum to compare it to the experimentally calculated conductivity. I also worked on the electronic structure of proton conductors. In addition, I used C to write a software to calculate the roots of well-behaved functions to arbitrary precision.

Davis, CA

I printed out sheets every week for the Physics classes. I also entered grades, and participated in research to see the effectiveness of new teaching methods.

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Activities and Societies: Order of the Coif - Member; La Alianza Law Students Association - Member; Disability Rights Project (DRP).

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Condensed Matter And Materials Physics

Bs, Physics

Activities and Societies: Physics Club