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Billy Scannell

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University of Oregon

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Physics

Billy Scannell is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Instructor at University of Oregon.

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applied physics materials science nanotechnology condensed matter physics neuroscience optoelectronics electronics solid-state electronics physics microelectronics pattern recognition particle physics electronic materials fractal analysis pattern analysis semiconductor nanostructures nanoclusters fractal geometry ballistic transport aesthetics spatial analysis condensed matter interface science particle technology shape analysis intermittently connected device charge transport device modeling semiconductor devices low-dimensional systems nanomechanics nanotribology pollock paintings rorschach inkblots random spatial patterns ballistic semiconductor devices fractal conductance fluctuations unified model disorder-induced scattering electron wave interference solid-state devices drip paintings quantum conductance fluctuations optical demonstration nanocluster wires chaotic electronic transport education science education undergraduate research physic education

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Sinai Light Show: Using Science to Tune Fractal Aesthetics. The frontiers collection (2019)

B. Van DusenB. C. ScannellM. E. SerenoB. SpeharR. P. Taylor

fractal aestheticsastronomysinai light showobservational astronomyneuroscience

Seeing Shapes in Seemingly Random Spatial Patterns: Fractal Analysis of Rorschach Inkblots. PLoS ONE (2017)

R. P. TaylorT. P. MartinR. D. MontgomeryJ. H. SmithA. P. MicolichC. BoydstonB. C. ScannellM. S. FairbanksB. Spehar

spatial analysispattern analysisshape analysisfractal analysisimage analysisrandom spatial patternsrorschach inkblotsneuroscience

The Standardized Number of Reported Percepts, N, Induced by the Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Plotted as a Function of Their D Value.. (2017)

Taylor R. P.Martin T. P.Montgomery R. D.Smith J. H.Micolich A. P.Boydston C.Scannell B. C.Fairbanks M. S.Spehar B.

pattern analysiscomputer-generated fractal patternsstatisticspattern recognitionmachine learningstandardized number

An Optical Demonstration of Fractal Geometry. arXiv (Cornell University) (2012)

Scannel, BillyVan Dusen, BenTaylor, Richard

optical demonstrationneurosciencefractal geometry

Impact of Small-Angle Scattering on Ballistic Transport in Quantum Dots. Physical Review Letters (2012)

A. M. SeeI. PilgrimB. C. ScannellR. D. MontgomeryO. KlochanA. M. BurkeM. AagesenP. E. LindelofI. FarrerD. A. RitchieR. P. TaylorA. R. HamiltonA. P. Micolich

materials scienceparticle physicsparticle technologyapplied physicsnanotechnologyballistic transport

Is It the Boundaries or Disorder That Dominates Electron Transport in Semiconductor `Billiards'?. Fortschritte der Physik (2012)

A.P. MicolichA.M. SeeB.C. ScannellC.A. MarlowT.P. MartinI. PilgrimA.R. HamiltonH. LinkeR.P. Taylor

physicsapplied physicssemiconductorscondensed matter physics

Probing the Sensitivity of Electron Wave Interference to Disorder-Induced Scattering in Solid-State Devices. Physical Review B (2012)

B. C. ScannellI. PilgrimA. M. SeeR. D. MontgomeryP. K. MorseM. S. FairbanksC. A. MarlowH. LinkeI. FarrerD. A. RitchieA. R. HamiltonA. P. MicolichL. EavesR. P. Taylor

materials scienceelectron wave interferencedisorder-induced scatteringsolid-state devicescondensed matter physicsapplied physics

The Influence of Small-Angle Scattering on Ballistic Transport in Quantum Dots. (2012)

A.M. SeeI. PilgrimB.C. ScannellR. MontgomeryO. KlochanA.M. BurkeM. AagesenP.E. LindelofI. FarrerD.A. RitchieA.R. HamiltonR.P. TaylorA.P. Micolich

materials scienceapplied physicsnanotechnologyballistic transport

Chaotic Electronic Transport in Nanocluster Wires. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2009)

FairbanksT.P. MartinC.A. MarlowB.C. ScannellS.A. BrownR.P. Taylor

materials sciencenanocluster wiresnanoclusterselectronicselectrical engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnologynanomechanicschaotic electronic transport

Chaotic Scattering in Nano-Electronic Systems: From Billiards to Clusters. International Journal of Nanotechnology (2009)

T.P. MartinC.A. MarlowB.C. ScannellM.S. FairbanksH. LinkeS.A. BrownR.P. Taylor

applied physicsnanotechnologynano-electronic systemschaotic scattering

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Billy Scannell

Instructor

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Physics

Billy Scannell is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Instructor at University of Oregon.

Honors

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University of Oregon

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Sinai Light Show: Using Science to Tune Fractal Aesthetics. The frontiers collection (2019)

B. Van DusenB. C. ScannellM. E. SerenoB. SpeharR. P. Taylor

fractal aestheticsastronomysinai light showobservational astronomyneuroscience

Seeing Shapes in Seemingly Random Spatial Patterns: Fractal Analysis of Rorschach Inkblots. PLoS ONE (2017)

R. P. TaylorT. P. MartinR. D. MontgomeryJ. H. SmithA. P. MicolichC. BoydstonB. C. ScannellM. S. FairbanksB. Spehar

spatial analysispattern analysisshape analysisfractal analysisimage analysisrandom spatial patternsrorschach inkblotsneuroscience

The Standardized Number of Reported Percepts, N, Induced by the Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Plotted as a Function of Their D Value.. (2017)

Taylor R. P.Martin T. P.Montgomery R. D.Smith J. H.Micolich A. P.Boydston C.Scannell B. C.Fairbanks M. S.Spehar B.

pattern analysiscomputer-generated fractal patternsstatisticspattern recognitionmachine learningstandardized number

An Optical Demonstration of Fractal Geometry. arXiv (Cornell University) (2012)

Scannel, BillyVan Dusen, BenTaylor, Richard

optical demonstrationneurosciencefractal geometry

Impact of Small-Angle Scattering on Ballistic Transport in Quantum Dots. Physical Review Letters (2012)

A. M. SeeI. PilgrimB. C. ScannellR. D. MontgomeryO. KlochanA. M. BurkeM. AagesenP. E. LindelofI. FarrerD. A. RitchieR. P. TaylorA. R. HamiltonA. P. Micolich

materials scienceparticle physicsparticle technologyapplied physicsnanotechnologyballistic transport

Is It the Boundaries or Disorder That Dominates Electron Transport in Semiconductor `Billiards'?. Fortschritte der Physik (2012)

A.P. MicolichA.M. SeeB.C. ScannellC.A. MarlowT.P. MartinI. PilgrimA.R. HamiltonH. LinkeR.P. Taylor

physicsapplied physicssemiconductorscondensed matter physics

Probing the Sensitivity of Electron Wave Interference to Disorder-Induced Scattering in Solid-State Devices. Physical Review B (2012)

B. C. ScannellI. PilgrimA. M. SeeR. D. MontgomeryP. K. MorseM. S. FairbanksC. A. MarlowH. LinkeI. FarrerD. A. RitchieA. R. HamiltonA. P. MicolichL. EavesR. P. Taylor

materials scienceelectron wave interferencedisorder-induced scatteringsolid-state devicescondensed matter physicsapplied physics

The Influence of Small-Angle Scattering on Ballistic Transport in Quantum Dots. (2012)

A.M. SeeI. PilgrimB.C. ScannellR. MontgomeryO. KlochanA.M. BurkeM. AagesenP.E. LindelofI. FarrerD.A. RitchieA.R. HamiltonR.P. TaylorA.P. Micolich

materials scienceapplied physicsnanotechnologyballistic transport

Chaotic Electronic Transport in Nanocluster Wires. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2009)

FairbanksT.P. MartinC.A. MarlowB.C. ScannellS.A. BrownR.P. Taylor

materials sciencenanocluster wiresnanoclusterselectronicselectrical engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnologynanomechanicschaotic electronic transport

Chaotic Scattering in Nano-Electronic Systems: From Billiards to Clusters. International Journal of Nanotechnology (2009)

T.P. MartinC.A. MarlowB.C. ScannellM.S. FairbanksH. LinkeS.A. BrownR.P. Taylor

applied physicsnanotechnologynano-electronic systemschaotic scattering

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