Prof. Timothy Roach			CLASSES RESEARCH Other Links student research opportunities, Society of Physics Students, etc.
Holy Cross Physics Department
Office:	Swords 105 [inside the Swords Library]
Lab:	Swords 205
Office hours:	See course website or latest schedule on my office door.
E-mail:	troach@holycross.edu
Phone:	508-793-3034

Classes: Spring 2009 Energy & the Global Citizen - a Montserrat Seminar General Physics Laboratory 2 Other courses taught: Modern Physics, Modern Physics Lab, Experimental Solid State Physics, Kitchen-Table Physics, General Physics, General Physics Lab, How Things Work. Research I do experiments on the quantum physics of very cold atomic gases.   Select from the list below for more information. Overview of cold atom physics and laser cooling Latest Results Publications In Spring of 2006, I was on Sabbatical leave at Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia, working with Prof. Peter Hannaford's research group. I investigated the magnetic fields produced by thin magnetic films, particularly the effect of undesired randomness in the magnetization. Some of this work is described in the preprint Effect of Magnetization Inhomogeneity on Magnetic Microtraps for Atoms.
	Kendy Hall '02 Now a PhD student at Colorado State U.
Antimatter & Helium Spectroscopy Previous work at Harvard University in collaboration with Prof. Gerald Gabrielse (1995-2001).

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Undergraduate Summer Research Symposium
Held every September, this features the work that students have carried out during the summer, both at Holy Cross and elsewhere. Click the link above for photos and abstracts from some previous years' research symposiums. Announcements and details for each year's symposium are sent out in late spring or early summer.