Group Photo 2024Sambridhi, Lakshan, Kavishka, Luther, Yanhong, Brian, Ashley, Ben, Kevin, Avery, and Daniel. Dylan isn't shown. |
Group Photo 2023Kevin, Yanhong, Brian, Sambridhi, Luther, Ashley, Avery |
Group Photo 2022Avery, Luther, Kiman, Kevin |
Group Photo 2020Amanda, Kevin, Shiyu, Kiman, Avery, Nathan, Sabine |
Group Photo 2019Sabine, Nathan, Kendall, Kiman, Shiyu, Amanda, Avery, Kevin, Michael |
Group Photo 2017Brian, Sabine, Ken, Kendall, Shiyu, Michael, Nathan, Amanda, Kevin |
Group Photo 2016Michael, Ken, Nathan, Amanda, Shiyu, Kendall, Kevin, Brian |
Group Photo 2015Brandon, Michael, Shiyu, Ken, Amanda, Brian, Judy, Laura, Kendall, Amal |
Group Photo 2013Amanda, Laura, Ken, LaKenzie, Brian, Dip, Michael, and Karuna |
Group Photo 2012Michael, Bleu, Tanea, LaKenzie, Nada, Ken, Dip, Jackie, and Brian |
Group Photo 2011Henok, Charles, Tanea, Ken, Brian, Jackie |
Group Photo 2010Front: Tanea, Chris, Charles; Back: Ozge, Jackie, Henok |
Group Photo 2009Charles, Tanea, Ozge, Xiaoshan, and Jackie |
Group Photo 2008Henok, Jessica, Luciana, Ozge, Tanea, Xiaoshan, and Charles |
Group Photo 2007Tanea, Jan, Ram, Rachel, Xiaoshan, Jinbo, Luciana, and Charles |
Group Photo 2006Ram, Jinbo, Jan, Sonal, Luciana |
Group Photo 2005Jason, Andi, Sonal, Jinbo, Bo, and Ram |
Group Photo 2004Serena is a Renoir fan and a talented Photoshop user. |
Group Photo 2003We REALLY like the Matrix movies! |
Group Photo 2002Sometimes we make (and eat!) lab ice cream. Recipe = milk, cream, sugar, and vanilla. Add liquid nitrogen and stir! |
Group Photo 2001There is an interesting Periodic Table in Beuhler Hall. Lighted elements correspond to those important in our samples. |
Group Photo 2000Group members in the "Brady Bunch" format. |
Group Photo 1999Group members in "Abbey Road" format. (Unfortunately, Iwona is missing from this picture). |
Group Photo 1998Group members working on a simulation of a layered film structure for a distance learning course. |
Group Photo 1997Group members simulating a disordered spin chain for a distance learning lesson in the Organic Molecular Conductors course. |