Three students have received the prestigious U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research Fellowships to conduct their research at Fermilab. DOE awarded these fellowships to 44 students from U.S. universities. The Fermilab recipients:
Hans Johnson
Hans Johnson, Illinois Institute of Technology
Research project: Development of a Scalable Quantum Controller for Qubit Readout Using FPGAs
Fermilab advisor: Silvia Zorzetti
John “Jack” Smedley
John Smedley, University of Rochester
Research project: Measurement of the Differential Charged-Current Muon Neutrino Cross Section on Liquid Argon via the NuMI Beam and ICARUS
Fermilab advisor: Minerba Betancourt
Shreya Sutariya
Shreya Sutariya, University of Chicago
Research project: A Novel Approach to Bandpass Calibration of Detectors for CMB-S4
Fermilab advisor: Sara Simon
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