Jamie Woodworth

I am a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate working with Dr. Chris Crawford. I am a collaborator on the BL3 Experiment, which will perform a precision measurement of the neutron lifetime and explore systematic effects of the beamline method. My work involves preparing ultra-high vacuum systems, performing surveys with coordinate measuring machines, and designing machinable parts in 3D modeling software. I mentor several undergraduate and high school students in independent research projects, and serve as a Lab Safety Liaison for my lab group. I am a URA STEM Ambassador for the university, where I promote STEM programs, opportunities, and events to students and serve as a peer advocate for research and engagement. Outside of work I enjoy playing a variety of video games and look after my mischievous orange cat, Souffle.