Anthony Coleman

Background

About Anthony Coleman

Enrolled at CSU 2014 Major upon,enrollment,Engineering Physics, first semester, I became an S-STEM scholar assigned to Dr. Archibald Peters for mentoring and advisor,first research in the magnetic properties of semiconductor diodes in 12/2014. Participated in the Illinois LSAMP 2015 Spring Symposium & Student Research Conference, awarded 3RD place in the field of physics.Other research projects conducted with Dr. Peters,analyses of data from high energy physics experiments and charged coupled devices for neutrino detection. He continued his advising and guidance into more research which led to several summer REU programs such as the one at the University of Chicago in 2016 involving data analysis of Proton-Proton Collisions from CERNS ATLAS. In 2017, The University of Chicago sent me and two other CSU students to Fermilab National Laboratory, where i was assigned to work in the LINAC Department on the Replica Linac accelerator, assembling the emittance scanner that was used to test the beam runs. I applied and was selected for a prestigious and competitive 2018 summer REU program at Cornell University in the PARADIM Department of Nanotechnology and Materials. The research was in the field of STEM imaging and composition mapping of multimeric material. Other info The National Society of Black Physicists Annual Conference and University of Michigan Midwestern Regional Space Grant Consortia. Involved in several campus organizations, and in 2017 i served as president of the CSU chapter of the National Society of Black Physicists, National Society of Black Engineers, and American Physics Society. I received several scholarships and awards while at CSU. These include a NASA scholarship, a CSER research grant, a NSF STEM scholarship, a Sigma Pi Sigma National Honors Award, a Physics Merit Award, a Departmental Physics Award, Dean’s list Fellowship finalist and was awarded a GEM internship at Oak Ridge National Laboratories Nuclear Radiation Detection.