RECENT GRADUATES

	Nishi Metha She graduated in Spring 2012 with concurrent BS in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Physics, Louisiana Tech University Research work: “Estimation of the Accuracy of DFT Functionals to Calculate Ionization Potential, Electron Affinity, and Excitation Energy of Small Molecules”
	Meera Lama She graduated in Spring 2012 with BS in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Chemistry Louisiana Tech University Research work: “Magnetic Properties of MetalloPorphyrins and Organometallic Clusters”
	Grace Naomi Joseph (GraceyLou) Earl Lester Cole Honoree, ALD and BKC Graduated in Spring 2012 with a BS in Mathematics and a minor is Physics Grambling State University Research Work: “Simulation of Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Metallo-porphyrins”
	Karuna Yadla Master in Electrical Engineering, Summer 2011 Louisiana Tech University Research Work: “DFT-based Method to calculate the Dielectric Constant of Polymers”
	David Cossey Master in Applied Physics, Winter 2011 Louisiana Tech University Research Work: “Charge Transport in Nanocomposites at the Interface of the Nanoinsert”
	Steven Baker Master in Applied Physics, Fall 2010 Louisiana Tech University Mechanical and Thermal properties of TiC Nanocomposites
	Neha Ganapa Master in Electrical Engineering, Summer 2010 Louisiana Tech University Polaron-Free Transport in Conductive Polymers using Monte-Carlo Simulations
	Deepti Shivane Master in Electrical Engineering, Summer 2010 Louisiana Tech University Polaron Transport in Polymeric Systems- A Monte-Carlo-based Study
	Tyler Michalak Bachelor in Nanosystem Engineering, Spring 2009 Louisiana Tech University Electronic Properties of Polymer and Polymer Composites
	Travis King Bachelor in Biomedical Engineering, Spring 2009 Louisiana Tech University CNT-Polymer interface in Nanocomposites