• Professor Stephen Morris. Fundraiser, receptionist.
• Vatche Deyirmenjian. Lecturer, Research Physicist, theoretical and numerical wizard.
• Kausik Das. Master of wee droplets, COMSOL wizard, Engineer extraordinaire.
• Michael Rogers. Overworked Ph.D. student. Magnificent plumage.
• Antony Chen. Apprentice overworked Ph.D. student. Icicle jockey.

Distinguished Alumni of the Nonlinear Physics Group

• Lucas Goehring. Newly minted Ph.D. Into breaking rocks. Now at large in Antarctica, or possibly Cambridge.
• Dr. Peichun (Amy) Tsai. Formerly overworked Ph.D. student. Turbulent personality. Now in the fluids group at the University of Twente.
• Dr. Zeina Khan Former overworked Ph.D. student. A gritty realist. Now gainfully employed at a Max Planck Institute.
• Christopher R. J. Charles, former undergraduate researcher, now piling rocks in The Geology Department.
• Anna Kiefte, former overworked Ph.D. student, now at the department of physics at Acadia University.
• Dr. Zahir Daya, former postdoctoral factotum, now Research Scientist at Integrated Signatures, DRDC Atlantic.
• Jerome Neufeld Former overworked M.Sc. student with geophysical tendencies, now at Yale.
• Wayne Tokaruk, Overworked Ph.D. student.
• Professor Zhenquan Lin, Department of Physics, Wenzhou Normal College, Wenzhou, Zhejiang China. Former visiting scientist.
• Dr. Yakov Afanasyev: Atmospheric interloper, swirly water guy, now at Memorial University of Newfoundland.
• Mehdi Yahyanejad: Former overworked M.Sc. student, now in the web biz at Balatarin.
• Dr. Tim Molteno Former postdoc, Antipodean factotum, now back at The University of Otago.
• Kiam Choo Formerly overworked M.Sc. student, now in at large in the chinese web search business.
• Keith V. Dyck: Formerly overworked undergraduate summer student, now at The Prediction Company.
• Michael W. Baker Formerly overworked undergraduate summer student, now at MIT.
• Professor Malcolm Graham Postdoc Emeritus. Now at large.
• And many others ...

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