Here are some of the students posing with their projects. Jason Perry analyzes data with Professor R. Pedroni. Students Paul Tanner, Alex Meyer and Bill Baedke pose in front of the polarized target cryostat gas handling system. Students Paul Tanner, Alex Meyer and Bill Baedke show off the cryostat that they revived, put back together, and tested. Playtime Summer 2000 REU Cultural Outing to the Rodin exhibit at the NC Art Museum.
Life imitates art.
Jonathan, Jason and Wes appreciate the sculpture of Rodin. Hiking and sightseeing in North Carolina. TILT was originally dreamed up to increase communication among the different research groups. Since then, the summer sessions have evolved into a great way for undergraduates to learn about a wide variety of topics in nuclear physics. Having an ice cream social each summer is a good way for the REU students to get to know everyone in the lab.