Latest Work
Violation of magnetic flux conservation by superconducting nanorings
Gravitational wave sensors based on superconducting transducers
Phonon Feedback Effects on Dynamics of Phase Slip Centers in Finite Gap Superconductors
Visualization and Exploration of the Dynamics of Phase Slip Centers in Superconducting Wires
Automatization of COMSOL Multiphysics® Model utilizing LiveLink™ for MATLAB®
Teaching Videos
Rocket Launches & Catapult Challenges
Bio
Biography:
Iris Mowgood is a PhD candidate of Computational and Data Science at Chapman University. Her research focus is on modeling superconducting elements (wires, rings, diodes) via the set of Ginzburg-Landau equations utilizing Comsol and automating of model using Matlab. Her previous work experience has been in teaching university level physics from conceptual to calculus based.
Education
PhD Candidate, Computational and Data Science, Chapman University
MS in Physics, 2016
California State University, Fullerton
BSc in Physics Education, 2013
University of California, Santa Cruz
Interests
Computational Physics
High-Tc Superconductivity
Physics Modeling
Automation
Physics Education