People
Prof. Jennifer Heath, PhD. My research focuses on electronic transport in materials such as photovoltaics, two-dimensional materials, and polymer-nanoparticle composites, using Scanning Probe Microscopy and other methods. I enjoy teaching a wide range of courses, including Oscillations and Waves, Junior Laboratory, and Energy and Sustainability. I also garden, hike, and occasionally foster cats and kittens. |
Current Group Members
Zander Scholl '26 I love all things physics, but I'm especially interested in solid state and 2D materials. When I'm not in class or the lab, you can find me reading, playing the tenor sax, practicing calligraphy, or fencing. |
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Zeke Rein '27 In the lab, I'm currently helping exfoliate 2D materials. A few of my interests outside of physics are photography, film, and hiking. |
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Leland Russell ’27 |
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Rubayat Jalal ’26 |
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Pratik Oli ‘26 |
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Natalie Rogers ’24 |
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Leo Yang '26 |
Group Alumni
Daniel Collier ’26 |
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Amelia Schaeffer ‘23 |
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Bhavana Panchumarthi ‘23 |
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Katha Rajan ‘23 |
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Skye Mandigo-Stoba ‘26 |
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Collaborators
Current collaborators
At Reed College, we collaborate with Gonzalo Campillo-Alvarado and his students to understand microscopic properties of crystalline ‘sponges’. We also are helping Danielle Cass and her students characterize metallic nanoparticles.
Our work on composite thermoelectric materials is in collaboration with University of Portland faculty Paige Hall and Nelson Coates, and their students.
The 2D materials research is in collaboration with David Cobden and Paul Nguyen at University of Washington.
Former collaborators (partial list)
Photovoltaics: M. Al-Jassim and C.S. Jiang, National Renewable Energy Lab.; W. Shafarman, U. Delaware
2D materials and AFM: Tauno Palomaki, David Ginger, U. Washington
Prior to Reed College, I was at Linfield University, where I collaborated with many wonderful colleagues and students!