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Hi, I'm Nicholas Rui
Hi, I'm Nicholas Rui, I'm a physics and astrophysics major at Berkeley and also an incoming NSF Fellow to the California Institute of Technology in physics. My website can be found at [nicholasrui.com], and I can be contacted at [mailto:nicholas.z.rui@gmail.com].
 
During my time at Berkeley, I have worked on a number of research projects:
 
* The reduction of a proper motion catalog of the Quintuplet catalog and analysis of its structure (with Jessica Lu, UCB Astronomy) [https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ab17e0/meta]
* Various experimental projects broadly related to quantum sensing using the nitrogen-vacancy and silicon-vacancy centers in diamond (with Norman Yao, UCB Physics)
* Identification of globular clusters with models on a recent large model grid (with Fred Rasio, NU Astronomy)
 
My course schedule throughout the years has been as follows:
 
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Revision as of 03:20, 16 April 2020

Hi, I'm Nicholas Rui, I'm a physics and astrophysics major at Berkeley and also an incoming NSF Fellow to the California Institute of Technology in physics. My website can be found at [nicholasrui.com], and I can be contacted at [1].

During my time at Berkeley, I have worked on a number of research projects:

  • The reduction of a proper motion catalog of the Quintuplet catalog and analysis of its structure (with Jessica Lu, UCB Astronomy) [2]
  • Various experimental projects broadly related to quantum sensing using the nitrogen-vacancy and silicon-vacancy centers in diamond (with Norman Yao, UCB Physics)
  • Identification of globular clusters with models on a recent large model grid (with Fred Rasio, NU Astronomy)

My course schedule throughout the years has been as follows:

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