Jessica Rosenberg

Physics PhD Student in CFD

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New York City, New YorkMember since January 19, 2023

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I am currently finishing my Physics PhD in Computational Fluid Dynamics and defending in March 2023. I have worked extensively with COMSOL and FORTRAN 77 through my PhD and am eager to keep learning more either within CFD or to branch out. I also know some Python and Matlab. I absolutely love working with others and problem solving.

Experience

City College of New York and Benjamin Levich Institute, New York, NY

August 2017-Present PhD Student, Non-Teaching AdjunctConducting research for my PhD in computational fluid dynamics on self-diffusiophoresis of Janus particles. Currently writing two papers as well as my dissertation. Research involves extensive work with FORTRAN 77 and COMSOL. Grading undergraduate and graduate E&M and Classical Dynamics students with up to two homework assignments a week. Taught introduction E&M lab with 30 students; held office hours and graded labs.

SAGA Innovations, New York, NY

2016-June 2017 Teaching Fellow in MathematicsWorked as a math tutor for ninth graders at DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx. Provided intense individualized math lessons to eleven students and communicated frequent updates to parents and guardians.

Colby College, Waterville, ME

March-May 2015 Advanced Administrative Scout to Varsity BaseballScouted opponents by making spray charts of hitters and collecting statistics, and scored home games for the team in the dugout. Announced games and kept track of pitch speeds using the radar gun.Sept 2012-May 2015 Lab and Teaching Assistant for Physics ClassesHelped set up lab experiments for Foundations of Electromagnetism and Optics. (February 2015-May 2015)

Worked as a Teaching Assistant for Foundations of Electromagnetism and Optics. (February 2014-May 2014)

Graded Foundations of Mechanics and Electromagnetism and Optics homework. (September 2012-May 2013)

Baylor University Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics & Engineering Research, Waco, TX

Summer 2014 REU Fellow at CASPER funded by NSFStudied Coulomb explosions in complex plasma culminating in a poster, verbal presentation, and paper“Coulomb explosions of dusty plasma confined in an ITO glass box”