Milo Brown

Milo Brown is pursuing a B.S. in Physics at UCSB. Their research interests include quantum gravity sensing, hyperspectral remote sensing, and climate change-type drought stress. Their interdisciplinary research interests reflect their approach to their undergraduate experience: they supplement their physics education with courses in ecology and electrical engineering. During undergraduate summers, they worked as a WAVE Fellow at Caltech to compare optical emissions of supermassive black holes with different X-ray brightness levels using Jupyter Notebooks. They also participated in the NCAS Aerospace Scholar program, where they worked with a team of 10 to design a virtual mission to Mars. Outside of research, Milo enjoys drawing and painting. One of their paintings is scheduled to be published in the Spring 2023 issue of interdisciplinary journal Caustic Frolic.