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Brandon Kriesten

Brandon is a theoretical physicist who is interested in expanding our knowledge of QCD through the applications of machine learning and AI-augmented theory calculations.

This software uses trained machine learning algorithms to classify features in a scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) topography, and feeds the results to a custom automated atomic manipulation subroutine, thereby circumventing the requirement for operator

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Benefits

This program will allow for the building of complex structures that were previously unattainable.
The automation will save the operator time.

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Scanning probe microscopy software development

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