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The STAIRSTEP team in physics is led by
Dr. Cristian Bahrim. |
| Click here for the list of current and past physics STAIRSTEP team members. Please click here to download an application. Please return the completed application by email or to Dr. Bahrim at campus mail #10046. |
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Research - Physics STAIRSTEP students led by Dr. C. Bahrim can acquire hands-on experience in studies of various optical phenomena and applications of modern optics and photonics. A computer-based procedure for the data acquisition and processing is used. Theoretical studies of selected topics in modern physics with applications in technology are included. |
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Outreach - Our STAIRSTEP students are involved in various on-campus and out-of-campus activities with the goal of sharing their knowledge with younger students. Research seminar, career forums, and road shows allow the STAIRSTEP students to enrich the basic formation as physicists.
Career Forum, May 21 2009 (right)
October 23, 2009
International Food Festival 2009
May 21, 2009
Career Forum with guests from industry (Ken Pepper, P.E., from CB&I Lummus company) and academia (Vaibhav Khadilkar, Ph.D. candidate at UT Dallas – Lamar Alumni), and also Ben Webb a former EE student at Lamar, who was accepted at University of Central Florida in the graduate program of Photonics.
May 1, 2009
Research seminar presented by Dr. Song Yu, from the Central Iron and Steel Research Institute in China, postdoc in physics at Lamar University on “Multi-scale Coupling and Hybrid Algorithm between Classical Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics”.
April 17, 2009
Research seminar presented by Ming Lou, physics faculty at Lamar University on “ Mesoscopic magnetism and quantum chaos”.
March 27, 2009
Participation to the 6th annual Education Research Conference at Lamar University, called “Education Today – Trends and Research”.
March 24, 2009
Research seminar presented by Dr. Daoxin Yao from Purdue University on “ Nanomagnetism, spin waves and frustrated spin systems”.
March 20, 2009
Research Seminar presented by Dr. Rafael de la Madrid from the Ohio State University on “Description of resonances by the way of the Gamov states”.