It's that time of year again. Young graduate students, having toiled for several years at the feet of Science, are kicked out of the nest to take their places among the ancient and honorable community of scholars. If you will forgive the mixed metaphors. This week we had a double-decker celebration: both Heywood Tam and Moira Gresham successfully defended their Ph.D. theses. Congratulations to both! Heywood was stuck with me as an advisor, but he seems to have turned out okay. We worked together on a number of papers that looked into models of Lorentz violation, including issues of extra dimensions and stability. More recently we've been finishing a couple of papers on fine-tuning in the early universe -- coming soon to a preprint server near you! In the Fall Heywood will leave the dry heat of SoCal for the damp heat of Florida. Moira's advisor was Mark Wise, but ...
Congratulations to Heywood and Moira!
Celebrate the achievement of graduate students as they embark on new journeys in research. Congrats to our Ph.D. theses defenders!
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