Jason A. Röhr, PhD
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Current Students

Emmett Ralston

Emmett Ralston is an undergraduate student at New York University pursuing a dual degree in physics and computer engineering. His research interests include machine learning and computational modeling. He is currently working on developing models to represent current flow in space-charge-limited current (SCLC) devices. Through this work, 

Emmett Ralston is an undergraduate student at New York University pursuing a dual degree in physics and computer engineering. His research interests include machine learning and computational modeling. He is currently working on developing models to represent current flow in space-charge-limited current (SCLC) devices. Through this work, he aims to improve the understanding of charge transport mechanisms in electronic materials. Emmett is broadly interested in using computational tools to accelerate progress in physical science and engineering.

Daniel Chen

Past students

New York University

Gavin Akmam - Undergraduate student

Ian Yum - Undergraduate student

William Neuefeind Lessig - Undergraduate student

Jimmy Chen - Undergraduate student

Aditi Sharma - Undergraduate student

Daksh Mehta - Undergraduate student

Christina Jiang - Undergraduate student

William Ran - Undergraduate student

Alex Guaman - Undergraduate student

University of Pennsylvania

Alfred Zhao - Graduate Student Fellow

Angelo Lyu - Graduate Student Fellow

Shand Seiffert - Undergraduate student

Gautam Rajesh Jain - Graduate Student Fellow

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