JAMES BARNES

personal information

***** *********** *****, *********, **** 43061

address

acqhxu@r.postjobfree.com

email

937-***-****

phone

education

****-**** *** **** ***** University

Bachelor of Science Major: Applied Physics

The applied physics major coursework focused primarily on the physics of

nuclear engineering, but also covered both quantum and theoretical mechanics.

Electricity and magnetism were also key aspects of the program.

Bachelor of Science Major: Theoretical Mathematics

The theoretical mathematics major focused on abstract algebra and real

analysis. Also, I took courses in statistics and dynamical systems.

work experience

2013-Current Undergraduate Researcher, Ohio State University

Ohio State Simulated heavy ion (Pb+Pb) collisions to analyze the hydrodynamic flow of

University the quark-gluon plasma produced in the collision. These events mimic

the collisions that occur at the Large Hadron Collider.

Focused on the properties of an ideal fluid and relativistic fluid dynamics.

Studied the effect of finite statistic fluctuations on the different flow

measures used in the simulator compared to the theoretical flow coefficients.

Presented research at the Denman Research Forum.

Reference: Dr. Ulrich Heinz acqhxu@r.postjobfree.com

Volunteer, The James Cancer Hospital

2010

Ohio State Visited with the inpatients and asked if they or their family members needed

University anything to improve their stay.

Volunteer Program 1-800-***-**** acqhxu@r.postjobfree.com

3rd Key, Sherwin Williams

2012-2013

Sherwin Williams Frequently opened and supervised the store during the weekend shifts.

Typically helped around 30 customers in a given day.

Summer Hours:30-40 School Hours:20-25

Reference: Alex Georglis 614-***-****

extracurricular experience

2013-Current Nuclear Theory Research Group

Reviewed and presented recently published papers in nuclear physics.

Mainly focused on papers concerning advancements in hydrodynamical

models of quark-gluon plasma.

http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/ ntg/

Biological Scholars Program

2010-2012

An advanced academic program that required students to be in the top 10%

of their high school class.

Members were required to perform community service each semester.

2013-Current Society of Physics Students

Attended seminars led by physics department faculty.

Visited both the Argonne National Laboratory and Fermilab.

technical skills

Languages: C++, Python, Visual Basic, Java, TI-BASIC, L TEX

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Applications: Mathematica, Matlab, MS Office, SciDAVis, XPPAUT

Operating Systems: Linux, Windows

Interests: Electronics, Nuclear Theory, Quantum Mechanics, Aeronautics

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