Last update: September 2024.
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Research
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Service and outreach
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Teaching
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Julie Roche
Professor of Physics
Director of the
Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics
Undergraduate Chair for the Physics and Astronomy
Department (programs)
206 Edwards Accelerator Laboratory
University Terrace
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
Email: rochej@ohio.edu
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Research:
I am looking forward to working with motivated students
(undergrad, master, PhD). Interested by my research program ? Take a
look at this intro webpage. Still interested? Please
drop by my office or email me.
My research focuses on the study of the internal structure of protons
and neutrons. This structure is governed by the Strong force, one of
the four fundamental forces of our universe. I have studied the limits
of our understanding of these four forces by looking for Physics
beyond the Standard Model of particle physics in the precision
frontier. As an experimentalist, I measure the products of reaction
induced by high energy electrons impinging on proton or neutron
targets. I currently work with the JLab electron beam but have
experience working with the electron beam at MAMI, a facility in
Germany. I plan to work at the upcoming Electrion-Ion Collider. I am the spoke-person of three JLab experiments with scientific grading A: one completed and two on-going. Here is a short
statement of my current and future research direction. For a more complete description of my research please consult the following links:
The following institutions support (or have supported) the research activities of my group:
Service and Outreach:
- Within my research community
- Within Ohio University
- Undergraduate Chair for the Physics and Astronomy
Department, Fall 2024-Present, (programs)
- Senator of the Faculty senate (2022-2024), on leave AY 23-24.
- Director of the Institute of Nuclear and
Particle Physics (INPP) July 2020 to 2026, on leave AY 23-24.
- Member of the Council for Research, Scholarship, and Creative
Activity, F21-F24, on leave AY 23-24.
- Chair of the Inclusion and Equity Commitee of the Physics and
Astronomy department, F2019-F23, (web
site).
- Member of the Physics and Astronomy department advisory commitee, F2019-Present
- Member at large of the Ohio University Research Committee
(OURC), S2019-Sp2021 web site
- Student mentoring and outreach
- For previous synergistic activities, please read my vitae.
Teaching:
I teach either in front of a class or on a one by one basis while
working with student-researcher. For a list of student-researcher
working with me and a list of opportunities to join my research group
as a student-researcher, visit our group page.
Here is a short
statement of my philosophy of teaching. I have a special interest in teaching advanced labs.
The following list gives the classes I taught since I joined OU:
- First-year Learning Community Seminar (UC1900-Physics): F22 and 4 other times
since 2018, (Fall 22 syllabus).
- First year Physics seminar (PHYS1900): F24, (Fall 24 syllabus).
- SCALE-UP: Calculus based Introductory physic (PHYS-2051)s: F13.
- Introductory physics calculus
based (2nd quarter) (PHYS-252:); W11 and 3 other times since 2007,
(Winter 2011 syllabus).
- Introduction to Modern Physics (PHYS-2053): Sp21 and 3 other
times since 2018, (Spring 2021 syllabus).
- Undergraduate Electronic lab (PHYS-2701):
Sp17 and 3 other times since 2011,
(Spring 2017 syllabus).
- Advanced undergraduate laboratory - atomic physics
(PHYS-3701): F24 and 12 other times since 2006, (Fall 2024 syllabus).
- Advanced undergraduate laboratory - nuclear physics
(PHYS-3702): Sp23 and Sp22, (Spring 2023 syllabus).
- Graduate Nuclear Laboratory (PHYS6751): F22, (Fall 22 syllabus).
- Particles and Nuclei, advanced graduate class (PHYS-7502): F15
and 4 other times since 2008,
(Fall 2015 syllabus).
- Research Seminar for the Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (PHYS-897A): F24 and 7 other times
since 2007.
- For a more complete list of teaching experience please refer to my vitae.
Recent talks and papers:
- 08-22: Photo-nuclear Reactions 2022 Gordon Conference: "New Measurements of GPDs: Results from Hall A, CLAS12 and COMPASS"
- 07-22:APCTP Focus Program in Nuclear Physics 2022:Hadron
Physics Opportunities with JLab Energy and Luminosity Upgrade. "Studies of exclusive processes at JLab Hall-A/C"f
- 06-22: Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering Cross Section at High Bjorken
xB, F. Georges et al. (Jefferson Lab Hall A Collaboration)
Phys. Rev. Lett. 128, 252002 –2022, here
- 04-22: Deep Exclusive Electroproduction of π0 at High Q2 in
the Quark Valence Regime, seminar presentation for the Center
for Nuclear Femtography, slides
- 11-21: Deep Exclusive Electroproduction of π0 at High Q2 in
the Quark Valence Regime, M. Dlamini et al. (Jefferson Lab Hall A
Collaboration) Phys.Rev.Lett. 127 (2021) 15, 152301, here
- 01-20: Deeply virtual Compton scattering off the
neutron, M. Benali and the Hall A DVCS collaboration, Nature
Physics, January 2020, here
- 08-19: JLab Hall A DVCS measurements, Invited talk
HIX2019, Kolympari, Greece, slides
- 07-19: Experimental study of generalised parton
distributions, Invited talk at INPC2019, Glasgow, UK. slides
- 06-18: Pion and eta production at JLab with 6 and 12 GeV
Invited talk at the Next-generation GPD studies with exclusive meson
production at the EIC. slides, workshop webpage.
- 05-18: Precision measurement of the weak charge of the
proton Nature 557, 207-211. here
- 04-18: A Glimpse of Gluons through Deeply Virtual Compton
Scattering on the Proton invited talk at the April APS meeting,
Columbus OH. slides
