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Dr. Joanna Kelley, School of Biological Sciences, WSU Pullman.
“Insights into Hibernation from the WSU Brown Bears”

Nanostructures (particularly with sizes below 10 nm) are inherently challenging to characterize on the atomic scale, due to broadening which occurs in diffraction-based characterization methods, and the high concentration of surface defects and energy-minimization effects. Characterization challenges compound when investigating nanoscale actinide oxides, such as uranium oxide, due to radioactive sample constraints and rich electronic structure which can potentially stabilize a wide range of crystallographic arrangements.

On-Campus employer resume review and mock interviews with HR Manager, Ryan Gilmore, J2 Building Consultants.