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He graduated with the thesis “Thermal Post-Fabrication Processing of Y2O3:Tm Ceramic Scintillators” in May 2015. Currently, he is an automation and AI consultant with ERPi.

He graduated with the thesis “Cerium Doped Glasses: Search for a New Scintillator” in December 2016. Under Dr. Jacobsohn’s advising, Matthew was the recipient of a Glass & Optical Materials Division of the American Ceramic Society Travel Grant in 2016. He is with Jacobs Engineering Group.

Artem joined Jacobsohn Research Group while pursuing his Ph.D. degree also in materials science and engineering. He graduated with the dissertation “Microstructure, Luminescence, and Performance of Garnet Polycrystalline Ceramic Scintillators” in May 2018. Under Dr. Jacobsohn advising, Artem was the recipient of the IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference Trainee Grant (2017), the graduate 3rd place of the 12th Annual MRS and OSA Materials and Optics Poster Competition at Clemson University (2017), the 2nd place of the 20th Annual Southeast Ultrafast Conference Poster Competition (2017), the 1st place of the Ceramic, Composite and Optical Materials Center Poster Competition (2016), and the 1st place of the Ruska Award Student Competition from the Southeastern Microscopy Society (2015). After graduation, Artem was a postdoctoral research associate with Oak Ridge National Laboratory for several years and then transitioned to be a senior application scientist with Orton Ceramic Foundation.

She graduated with the thesis “Controlled Synthesis and Characterization of ZnS: Ag Scintillator” in November 2018. Under Dr. Jacobsohn’s advising, Michelle was the recipient of a Glass & Optical Materials Division of the American Ceramic Society Registration Grant in 2018. Later, she joined the Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology at Georgia Tech as a research scientist.