A huge thank you to research assistant Amelia Stevens who joined Jesse Liu's group at NYU this summer after graduating from Haverford College.

Amelia quickly familised and developed novel features to an analysis framework for querying the ATLAS ITk database for pre-series strip modules being built at Brookhaven.

She built a webpage to analyse and summarise the electrical noise and leakage current for modules, before extending this to modules built in California.

She also regularly visited the cleanrooms at Brookhaven National Laboratory to collaborate with students, researchers and technicians in the construction and testing of modules.

In August, she also performed outreach to the local Brookhaven community at their open house. This is an fantastic and impressive breadth of work in a highly technical area of ATLAS for three months!

Thank you and best of luck with graduate studies in Applied Physics at Columbia University!