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Logan A. White is listed as Physics at North Carolina State University | Simons-NSBP Scholar '23 | Goodnight Scholar | L'SPACE MCA Science Advisor | Milo/AROSE Mentor at NASA L'SPACE Program, based in United States, United States, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Logan A. White.
Logan A. White previously worked as LUCY Mission Intern – Science Advisor at Nasa L'Space Program and Astrophysics Mentor - L'SPACE Mission Concept Academy at Nasa L'Space Program. Logan A. White holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Physics from North Carolina State University.
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I am a fifth-year student North Carolina State University pursuing a B.S. in Physics with minors in Computer Programming and Mathematics. My passion has always been the night sky, and my interests center around computational astrophysics and observational astronomy. I am currently researching the nucleosynthesis and observables of core-collapse supernovae with Dr. Carla Frohlich at my home institution. I also work on research on dark matter structure and halo mass functions through cosmological simulations with Dr. Vera Gluscevic and solar physics with Dr. Viacheslav Sadykov through Georgia State University and COFFIES. Outside of physics, I serve as a science mentor and advisor in NASA L'SPACE's Mission Concept Academy. STEM outreach and education is also a passion of mine: I have spearheaded several introductory coding workshops in my community, and am always looking for new opportunities to share science with others!
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- Facilitating the training and professional development of a team of science mentors through feedback review and performance analysis.- Collaborating with Academy staff and advisors to develop training materials that increase student proficiency in science-driven mission development and leadership.- Advising science leadership of 33 student teams on the.
- Directly mentored 100+ students during the creation and writing of science-driven preliminary design reviews.- Advised over 2,000 students on the development of science objectives, science traceability matrices, and key performance parameters.- Developed and presented training materials for scientific communication and technical writing.
Advisor: Carla Fröhlich- Simulating numerical models of core-collapse supernovae using the PUSH method.- Generating post-collapse light curve models using the SNEC method.- Working to develop a comprehensive statistical analysis of light curve models to determine supernovae simulation accuracy.
- Organizing and moderating a weekly astrophysics journal club for incoming undergraduate researchers to promote scientific collaboration and discussion.- Presenting introductory lectures covering key computational and astrophysical concepts.- Promoting the development of community and providing a support system for REU participants.
- Representing the College of Sciences at university-wide events for prospective & current students, alumni, and donors- Supporting and managing college-sponsored symposiums, colloquia, and events- Building and encouraging community and engagement throughout the College of Sciences
I organized and supervised spectrometry-focused statistical mechanics labs for second-year physics undergraduates.
Advisors: Vera Gluscevic, Ethan Nadler- Investigating long-scale dark matter structure evolution through N-body cosmological simulations.- Examining halo and subhalo mass distribution around Milky Way-like galaxies over long timescales.- Measuring the time-dependence of the subhalo mass function for beyond-CDM models.
- Mentored an international team of 15 participants from Australia, New Zealand, and India in the development and writing of a science-driven preliminary design review.- Reviewed and returned detailed feedback on technical deliverables modeled after Phases A-B of the NASA Mission Lifecycle.
Advisor: Viacheslav Sadykov- Developing machine learning regression models using magnetic data from the Solar Dynamics Observatory and Solar and Heliospheric Observatory.- Researching algorithm refinement and effectiveness on active regions and the quiet Sun.- Working to support the development of more accurate prediction models for solar activity.
- Facilitated the development and writing of a top-scoring proposal in response to a solicitation from NASA Marshall Space Center.- Served as a primary reviewer on a proposal review panel with a NASA Deputy Center Chief Technologist.- Training to review and score proposals through the lens of a NASA reviewer.- Attended weekly sessions with NASA subject.
- Developed an introductory coding course targeted towards elementary-level students in grades 2-5.- Adapted age-appropriate curricula and learning activities from Code.org for use in the classroom.- Taught weekly classes that created an environment to encourage learning through investigation and experimentation.
- Identified and clarified the primary scientific goals of the proposed mission- Selected an ideal landing site for the proposed mission based on established scientific objectives- Facilitated the successful collaboration of the Science subteam with the Engineering and Business subteams.L'SPACE MCA is a workforce development program where students receive.
- Led an interdisciplinary team as project manager during a weeklong engineering design challenge.- Studied in an exclusive 5-week course developed by NASA to prepare community college students for the aerospace industry.- Created a proposal exploring the future of space exploration through habitat systems such as radiation protection and acoustic.
Activities and Societies: Goodnight Scholars Program, Women in Physics, National Society of Black Physicists, COS Ambassadors
Activities and Societies: IT Club, Honors Program, President's List
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Logan A. White works for NASA L'SPACE Program.
Logan A. White is listed as Physics at North Carolina State University | Simons-NSBP Scholar '23 | Goodnight Scholar | L'SPACE MCA Science Advisor | Milo/AROSE Mentor at NASA L'SPACE Program.
Logan A. White is based in United States, United States, United States while working with NASA L'SPACE Program.
Logan A. White has worked for Nasa L'Space Program, North Carolina State University, Simons Foundation, Arose, and Georgia State University.
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Logan A. White holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Physics from North Carolina State University.
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