Summary
Benjamin Braun is a fourth-year physics undergraduate at the University of Colorado Boulder combining hands-on plasma accelerator research with computational genomics and machine learning experience. He develops plasma sources and diagnostics for wakefield acceleration while building algorithmic tools for large-scale genomic analyses and previously improved hyperspectral imaging with ML during a research stint in Munich. A proven leader, he founded the Colorado Undergraduate Physics Conference and now serves as president of CU's Society of Physics Students, while also supporting physics education as a learning assistant and tutor. Comfortable bridging experimental hardware, data-driven algorithms, and teaching, he brings nine years of technical experience, strong applied math skills, and an outdoorsy, musical curiosity that fuels creative problem solving.
10 years of coding experience
High School Diploma Engineering Focus, High School Diploma Engineering Focus at Air Academy High School
Bachelor's degree Physics, Bachelor's degree Physics at University of Colorado Boulder