Personal Info and Other Stuff: Dr. Jeremy Qualls

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Darwin 303 Lab:

This lab houses a Cryomagnetic 17 Tesla superconducting magnet with a Cryomech liquid helium plant coupled to provide recovery. The lab has a complement of electronics for doing low temperature transport and thermodynamic measurements. A full wetlab, including a Vacuum Atmosphere glovebox is used by SSU students to generate samples. Recent former students that have work with me include Jay Hubbard, Austin Powel, Bill Garcia, Aimee Santos, Michael Duncan, Bradley Yearwood, Eric Lundy, Patrick Brown, Dakota Decker, and Gabriela Sanz-Douglass

 
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About Me:

I grew up in rural Tennessee and still very much a southerner. The Appalachian Mountains are home to me. Three day hikes through Yosemite or along the beaches of Teong Yong are some of my favorite past times. I travel a lot these days with my wonderful kids.

 

Besides my love for science and research, I am a normal guy that likes cheesy movies and the San Diego Chargers. I can fix or build about anything and enjoy arts and crafts. I have worked in about all art mediums with oil paint and stained glass being my favorite. My current research at SSU is an extension of my curiosity into the natural world. If you would like to visit my lab please contact me.

 

Hobbies: Science, arts and crafts, nature exploration, guitar, snowboarding, fencing, racquetball, and eating good food.

 

Dr. Jeremy Qualls

Ph.D. Physics

 

Associate Professor

quallsj@sonoma.edu

707-664-2256

 

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