
Jeremy Trimble
@jeremyntrimble
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Postdoc @ORNL studying diamond quantum sensing 🧲💎🔬| Past: PhD CWRU Physics
Knoxville, TN
Joined March 2013
Current research efforts in spintronics aim to use spin waves, the collective oscillations of electron spins in magnetic materials, as carriers of information for information processing. Spin waves have advantages as information carriers over charge based electronic devices.
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the paradox of modern ecommerce: we've optimized everything - acquisition costs calculated to the penny - conversion funnels a/b tested into oblivion - attribution models sophisticated beyond comprehension yet we accept 80% visitor anonymity as immutable law @LiveRecover
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@jeremyntrimble I taught high school physics for 30 years. I did not make a contribution to physics myself, as I had hoped when I was young. But I had students that did.
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I didn’t start doing physics until I was 33 and now I work on a cutting edge research project at one of the top labs in the world. You can just do things
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Welcome to my new followers and thank you everybody for the response to my Tweet. You guys are awesome 🙂
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Family Bombshell: "Elvis Presley Was Taken Out." In this incredible clip from Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt’s special exclusive interview with Donna Presley, the cousin of legendary singer and ‘King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley, Donna reveals that her uncle Vernon Presley,
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@jeremyntrimble This is inspiring! On my life goal one day to get deep on physics
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@jeremyntrimble I started around age 26, ended up working on particle accelerators, biotech, stellarator design, a few random publications and patents.
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I made single photon emitters on my sample and now I’m back to building our microscope
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@knowclarified I got into science by studying immunology because I got curious about my allergies. I was good at it so I went back to school to study science. I checked out biology, chemistry and physics and found that physics was the most challenging. I wanted to be challenged at a
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@gabrielmjonk You can do a g2 correlation experiment by detecting photons from your source with two detectors and calculating the time delays between their arrival times. For a single photon source you’ll see a dip in counts at zero delay since two photons are never detected at the same time.
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@arram Thank you for the interest. I’ll be writing about it in the future 🙂
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I didn’t start doing physics until I was 33 and now I work on a cutting edge research project at one of the top labs in the world. You can just do things
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I made single photon emitters on my sample and now I’m back to building our microscope
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