The dilute oxide semiconductor SrTiO 3 exhibits superconductivity over a wide range of carrier densities (10 17-10 21 cm -3) lying outside of the Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) and Migdal-Eliashberg regimes for conventional superconductors. Title: Low-density Superconductivity in SrTiO 3 Probed by Planar Tunneling Spectroscopy Previous winners are listed here:Ģ019 (spring) Rui Zhang (student), Tarapada Sarkar (postdoc)Ģ018 (fall) Chris Eckberg (student), Jen-Hao Yeh (postdoc)Ģ011 (fall) Sergii Pershoguba, Ted ThorbeckĢ011 (spring) Anirban Gangopadhyay, Baladitya SuriĢ010 (fall) Christian J. In this seminar, students submit formalized feedback to each weekly presenter, providing informative information about presentation style, research content and tips for improvement.Īt the end of each term, a cash prize award is given for the best student and postdoc presentations based on class feedback scores. In addition to fostering a rich, collaborative environment in which students learn about the breadth and scope of research being done in QMC, the idea of this series is to teach several crucial skills to our students:ġ) How to present their research in a clear and time-efficient way to an audience that was not expert in their area of research Ģ) How to best answer questions during their presentations ģ) How to ask good questions when in an audience (or interview), in particular about research beyond their own narrow PhD topic. In 1990, a seminar was initiated for QMC (formerly CNAM/CSR) graduate students in order to present their research to the other students, postdocs, and faculty in the Center.

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