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Sam DeVore

        supervisorKristan L. Corwin, Associate Professor of Physics

Kansas State University Physics Department  REU Program

 This program is funded by the National Science Foundation through grant number PHYS-1461251.  Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Below, I describe the Project Overview, my Research Description, my Research Progress, and will eventually post my Final Presentation and Final Report.  I post my homework assignments from our weekly REU scientific Ethics class, taught by Prof. Bruce Glymour , and my reaction to Prof. Larry Weaver's Lectures.   Scroll all the way down to learn more About Me.  Finally, I've included some Useful Links.  Here’s a page of my photos.  See my new bookmark. 

Project Overview:  This is 1-2 paragraphs suitable for a congressperson

Research Description:  Please make this accessible to a prospective REU student, and to a graduate student in your area of research.  Length and level of detail are largely up to you.  Check with your advisor before posting any new data or giving away any patentable intellectual property.   This can be a detailed description of your approach to your research, in step-by-step style, or a final report type review of your activities and findings.  

Research Progress:  I have made great progress!  Here are some of my most recent findings.

Day 1

 

Day 2

 

Day 3

 

Day 4

 

Day 5

 

Day 6

 

Final Presentation:  Click here to download my presentation in powerpoint and pdf formats. (still working on it)

Final Report: Not done yet... I just started.

Lectures:  Summary of interesting points.

First 5 weeks, we learned ??? I really  liked the discussion of ???, but struggled to understand ??

Ethics Class:

About Me:  I attend college at ??.  I first got interested in physics when...?  I'm involved in Physics club and ultimate Frisbee

The REU program has helped me grow in the following ways:

Useful Links: 

I have found the following links particularly informative or useful:

American Physical Society Statements on Ethics

American Institute of Physics

My Research group's home page

 

 

This is a Knot, Enjoy.