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The primary focus of this site is to act as a personal CV, to share my research interests and endeavors, and to share other things I love with the world.
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Cam Dennis is a student currently working toward his PhD at the University of Oregon in Eric Corwin’s lab. As the senior graduate student in this lab, Cam spends much of his time persuing many projects and research directions in the fields of glasses, jamming, and non-equilibrium thermodynamics. The idea of cracking the glass problem is at the root of most of his research endeavors and he boasts progress in meeting that goal.
When he is not working on research puzzles, Cam enjoys solving and creating puzzles, such as sudoku, for leisure. He is also an aquarist and avid rock climbing enthusiast.
PhD in Physics, 2016-Present
University of Oregon
BA in Physics, 2012-2016
Wabash College (Indiana)
BA in Mathematics, 2012-2016
Wabash College (Indiana)
and awards
introductory physics labs
electronics
electricity and magnetism
modern physics
thermal physics
Graduated Summa Cum Laude
Phi Beta Kappa Member Math/Physics GPA: 4.0/4.0 Overall GPA: 3.96