Bryan Hurlbutt

Howdy! I'm Bryan Hurlbutt. I was born and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho, and am an undergraduate physics major at  The Colorado College . Currently, I am participating in Montana State University's Summer 2003 Solar Physics REU.  Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) is a National Science Foundation program that provides scientific internships for undergraduate students. For my ten week internship, I have been working with Dr. Stéphane Régnier studying the Solar Active Region 8210. Thanks to this research I have been introduced to solar physics and exposed to a real research environment  where I have improved my computer programming and Unix skills, learned to use the Interactive Data Language (IDL), and refined my understanding of the scientific process.  For more information about my research, check out the presentation below.

Thanks to MSU,  the MSU Solar Physics Group, the NSF, and all the REU students for an excellent summer of science, playing outside, and making great friends!!!

....oh yeah, thank you La Parrilla Challenge for a free months worth of burritos without which none of this would have been possible.
 
 

b_hurlbutt@coloradocollege.edu 


 

REU Presentation Outline

Abstract

 

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