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Chetanath Neupane

Milwaukee WI, US

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  • Occupation: Life, Physical, and Social science

  • Degree: Master's Degree

  • Career Level: Experienced

  • Languages: English

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Highlights:Research Experience • Guest Research Assistant Nov 2023 – Present National Synchrotron Light Source II, Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), USA • Graduate Researcher, Kim Scattering Lab Aug 2023 – Present University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA – Conducted single crystal growth and magnetic structure determination for correlated and topological materials, including synthesis – Characterized structural and magnetic properties of materials through synchrotron experiments at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL): - Analyzed beamline data to determine lattice parameters (a, b, and c) in a compound following the tetragonal crystal structure. - Developed Python scripts to fit multiple Gaussian peaks measured at magnetic Bragg peaks to streamline the data analysis process. – Extracted lattice parameters using a Python server and used graphical tools such as PyMCA, VESTA, and OriginPro for data analysis. • Graduate Researcher (Lab Rotation), Laboratory for Advanced Biopolymers and Nanomechanics of Proteins (LABNanoPro) Spring 2023 University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA – Performed protein purification and buffer exchange using size exclusion chromatography to prepare high-quality samples for single-molecule studies. – Prepared functionalized fluid chambers by silanizing and activating glass surfaces for tethering DNA-protein complexes. – Conducted magnetic tweezers experiments to study the mechanical properties of proteins, folding/unfolding under applied force. • MS Thesis student, worked with Prof. Jeevan Jyoti Nakarmi (now retired)) Feb 2017 – May 2018 Tribhuvan University, Nepal – Studied the molecular and structural properties of the heme group in oxymyoglobin protein, using PyMOL and UCSF Chimera – Publication: Molecular structure properties of the heme group in the oxymyoglobin protein (1mbo.PDB). Leadership Experience • Editorial Member Jun 2018 – Dec 2019 Journal of International Association of Physics Students, Mulhouse, Grand Est, France • Co-founder and Managing Editor Jan 2015 – Dec 2017 New Dimension Magazine, St. Xavier’s College, Kathmandu, Nepal Teaching Experience • Graduate Teaching Assistant Aug 2022 – Present Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA – Designed and delivered engaging Physics lessons for undergraduate students, adapting content to diverse academic backgrounds. – Led and mentored weekly discussion classes for calculus-based and non-calculus-based undergraduate Physics courses (Phy 209 and Phy 210). • Physics Teacher (Full Time) Jul 2021 – Aug 2022 National School of Sciences (NIST College), Kathmandu, Nepal • Physics Teacher (Full Time) Jan 2019 – Jul 2021 Siddhartha Boarding Higher Secondary School, Damak, Nepal

Skills:research, crystal growth, materials characterization, synthesis, data analysis, Python, image processing, opencv, Teaching, Education, Synchrotron x-ray, imaging, MD Simulations, XRD, SEM, EDS, Cell grow, Protein purification, PyMOL, VMD, UCSF Chimera, Origin Lab, Origin Pro, FULLProf Suite, GSAS-II, VESTA, PyMCA, editing

Goal:Objective Passionate and results-driven Physics professional with 7+ years of teaching experience and expertise in experimental and computational research. Teaching: Committed to making Physics engaging and accessible through interactive teaching methods, hands-on experiments, and real-world applications. Skilled at mentoring students, breaking down complex concepts, and preparing them for academic success. Research: Experienced in advanced techniques such as single crystal growth, XRD, SEM/EDS, synchrotron X-ray imaging, and magnetic tweezers. Proficient in computational tools like Python, OpenCV, and analysis software including FullProf Suite, GSAS-II, and VESTA. Research interests span semiconductors, magnetic materials, optoelectronics, and protein mechanics, with experience in tasks such as cell growth, protein purification, and single-molecule biophysics. Dedicated to advancing research, blending innovation with practical applications in materials science, biophysics, and semiconductor technology

Membership:Member, American Physics Society

Certification:• Workshop on Magnetic Structure Determination from Neutron Diffraction Data Jul 2024 • Winter 2024 I-Corps Bootcamp Jan 2024 • Quantum Computing and Programming Workshop (QBronze124) Feb 2024 • Introduction to Quantum Computing with Google Quantum AI Sept 2023 – Apr 2024 • Advanced Synchrotron and Electron Techniques Aug – Dec 2023 • X-ray Radiation and Lab Safety Training Jul 2023 • Research Computing and Parallel Computing Training Feb 2023 • Introduction to Python Programming Dec 2022 – Jan 2023 • 4th National Workshop on Machine Learning and Data Science Sept 2021 • New Trends in Computational Chemistry Sept 2021 • Summer School: DFT for Experimentalists Jul 2021 • Advanced Molecular Dynamics Simulation Summer School Jul 2021 • e-Conference on Recent Advances in Physics and Materials Science Jul 2020 • Advanced Workshop on Research Writing and Publishing Jul 2020 • Experimental and Computational Tools for Materials Research Jun 2020 • Workshop on Quantum-Espresso and Data Visualizations May 2020 • Graduate Course in Solid State Physics Apr – May 2020 • First Nepal Winter School in AI Dec 2018

Honor:Awards and Recognitions • Chancellor’s Graduate Student Award 2022, 2023, 2025 - Granted by the College of Letters and Science, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Received total $7620 for academic excellence and leadership. • Physics Foundation Award Apr 2024 - Awarded by the Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Received $3,500 for outstanding academic and research performance. • Research Excellence Award 2023, 2024 - Recognized by the Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Received $1,785 for exemplary research achievements. • Teacher Recognition Award 2018 - Awarded by Phoenix English School, Jhapa, Nepal, for exceptional teaching and fostering student engagement in Science and Mathematics. • Certificate of Academic Excellence 2017 - Awarded by St. Xavier’s College, Nepal, for achieving top honors during MS studies. Included a tuition fee waiver for the next semester. • Teacher Recognition Award 2014 - Presented by Symbiosis Boarding School, Inaruwa, Nepal, for dedication and impactful teaching of Mathematics and Science to grades 8–10.


Experiences:

Guest Research Assistant 11/2023 - current
National Synchrotron Light Source II, Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), USA, , United States
Industry: Research
– Conducted some experiments, focusing on imaging magnetic domains, domain walls, and magnetic structure determination using hard/soft x-rays
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Graduate Researcher, Laboratory for Advanced Biopolymers and Nanomechanics of Proteins 01/2023 - 05/2-23
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA, Milwaukee, WI United States
Industry: Research
– Performed protein purification and buffer exchange using size exclusion chromatography to prepare high-quality samples for single-molecule studies. – Prepared functionalized fluid chambers by silanizing and activating glass surfaces for tethering DNA-protein complexes. – Conducted magnetic tweezers experiments to study the mechanical properties of proteins, folding/unfolding under applied force.
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Graduate Researcher, Kim Scattering Lab 08/2023 - current
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA, Milwaukee, WI United States
Industry: Research
– Conducted single crystal growth and magnetic structure determination for correlated and topological materials, including synthesis – Characterized structural and magnetic properties of materials through synchrotron experiments at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) - Developed Python scripts to fit multiple Gaussian peaks measured at magnetic Bragg peaks to streamline the data analysis process. – Extracted lattice parameters using Python server and used graphical tools such as PyMCA, VESTA, and OriginPro for data analysis.
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Graduate Teaching Assistant 08/2022 - current
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, USA, Milwaukee, WI United States
Industry: Research and Teaching
– Designed and delivered engaging Physics lessons for undergraduate students, adapting content to diverse academic backgrounds. – Led and mentored weekly discussion classes for calculus-based and non-calculus-based undergraduate Physics courses (Phy 209 and Phy 210). – Provided individualized tutoring in the Student Success Center, helping students grasp fundamental physics concepts. – Conducted and supervised laboratory experiments for Phy 121, connecting theoretical knowledge with practical application.
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Physics Teacher (Full Time) Jul 2021 – Aug 2022 07/2021 - 08/2022
National School of Sciences (NIST College), Kathmandu, Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal
Industry: Education
– Taught advanced Physics curricula to high school students (Grades 11–12), covering mechanics, electromagnetism, and optics. – Supervised hands-on lab sessions, integrating experimental demonstrations to enhance conceptual understanding. – Mentored over 50 high-performing students for national and international Physics and science competitions, achieving a 90% success rate. – Developed innovative teaching approaches such as flipped classrooms and collaborative projects, fostering independent learning and critical thinking.
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Physics Teacher (Full Time) 01/2019 - 07/2021
Siddhartha Boarding Higher Secondary School, Damak, Nepal, Damak, Nepal
Industry: Education
– Taught Physics to grades 11 and 12, focusing on simplifying complex concepts in thermodynamics, optics, modern physics, electricity and magnetism chapters. – Designed lesson plans and assessments aligned with curriculum standards to enhance student comprehension and retention. – Conducted laboratory experiments to connect theoretical Physics with hands-on applications, boosting students’ practical skills. – Organized extracurricular Physics workshops for grade 11 and 12 students, encouraging exploration of real-world science applications.
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Math and Science Teacher (Full Time) 01/2018 - 01/2019
Phoenix English School, Jhapa, Nepal, Damak, Nepal
Industry: Education
Jan 2018 – Jan 2019 – Delivered Mathematics and Science lessons to grades 8–10, achieving a 25% improvement in overall student performance through personalized guidance. – Fostered curiosity among younger students by demonstrating real-world applications of scientific concepts in classroom activities.
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Teacher of Math and Science (Full Time) 11/2013 - 08/2014
Symbiosis Boarding School, Inaruwa, Nepal, Inaruwa, Nepal
Industry: Education
– Taught Mathematics and Science to grades 8–10, emphasizing inquiry-based learning techniques to improve student engagement. – Coordinated and managed classroom activities for over 100 students, encouraging teamwork and collaborative learning.
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Teacher of Science (Full Time) 03/2009 - 08/2010
Pathibhara Higher Secondary Boarding School, Itahari, Nepal, Itahari, Nepal
Industry: Education
– Began my teaching career by delivering Science lessons to grades 3–5, developing foundational teaching skills and fostering a passion for education. – Managed classroom activities for over 30 students, promoting collaboration, teamwork, and enthusiasm for learning
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Education:

Tribhuvan University 08/2010 - 12/2013
Biratnagar, , Nepal
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major:Physics
– Major: Physics; Minors: Mathematics and Chemistry.


Tribhuvan University 08/2014 - 12/2016
Kathmandu, , Nepal
Degree: Master's Degree
Major:Physics
– Thesis: ”Study and visualization of molecular dynamics of oxy-myoglobin protein using PyMOL and UCSF Chimera.” – Completed a two-semester graduate course in Biomedical Physics and earned six credits at St. Xavier’s College
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee 08/2022 - 05/2025
Milwaukee, WI, United States
Degree: Master's Degree
Major:Physics
– Advanced coursework in Physics and Materials Engineering (focusing on nanomaterials, nanomanufacturing, and electronic materials) – Research focus: Single-crystal growth, magnetic structure of materials, and synchrotron X-ray imaging. – Anticipated graduation: Spring 2025.

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