Jenn Carter
I'm currently completing my Ph.D. in physics at the University at Albany. I am planning to work with Kepler's photometric data to learn more about the reflectance properties of exoplanets. I am using Bayesian Data Analysis techniques to estimate various parameters of these objects. If you want to learn more about what my research group is working on please visit http://knuthlab.rit.albany.edu. My personal web space is located at http://knuthlab.rit.albany.edu/index.php/People/JennCarter.
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University at Albany Announces December 2016 Graduates
UAlbany congratulates Jennifer Carter of Coxsackie, NY, 12051 who graduated with a degree in Physics, in Fall 2016. About the University at Albany A comprehensive public research univer...
May, 25 2017 - Verified by University at Albany
Adjunct Faculty Instructor at University At Albany
Three semesters as a lab teaching assistant and tutor. Courses include Physics I and Electronics. I helped update physics I lab manuals to include uncertainty analysis. Other duties include equipment set up, leading students in the gathering of data, grading written lab reports and hosting of drop in tutoring for homework help.
August 2015 - Present
Adjunct Faculty Instructor at University At Albany
Two semesters as a lab teaching assistant and tutor. Courses include Physics I and Electronics. I helped update physics I lab manuals to include uncertainty analysis. Other duties include equipment set up, leading students in the gathering of data, grading written lab reports and hosting of drop in tutoring for homework help.
August 2015 - Present
Physics liaison at University at Albany, University in High School
Review courses of high school teachers intended to provide college credit from the University at Albany to high school students. Currently, I am a liaison for Physics I and II, calculus and algebra based. This includes the lecture and lab component of the course. Duties include the review of course materials, on site visits and review of teacher qualifications.
December 2014 - Present
Graduate Student Researcher at University At Albany
Exoplanet research using Bayesian data analysis techniques, including nested sampling. Kepler photometric data is used to detect and characterize exoplanets.
August 2013 - Present
Graduate Student Researcher at University At Albany
Exoplanet research using Bayesian data analysis techniques, including nested sampling. Kepler photometric data is used to detect and characterize exoplanets.
August 2013 - Present