William Ratcliff is a physicist with 13+ years at NIST specializing in neutron scattering and strongly correlated electronic systems, combining deep condensed-matter expertise with practical software skills (Python, Django, IDL, MATLAB). A Fellow of the American Physical Society and adjunct faculty at the University of Maryland, he pursues basic research on multiferroic and topological materials while building data-reduction tools that make complex experiments more accessible to users. He bridges lab and code—developing analysis programs and user-facing applications to streamline neutron-scattering workflows—and is especially interested in applying AI to accelerate insight from experimental data. Based in Montgomery Village, MD, he brings a rare mix of experimental craftsmanship, software development, and user-focused tool design.
13 years of coding experience
BSE, Engineering Physics, BSE, Engineering Physics at University of Michigan
Contributions:19 commits, 6 PRs, 17 pushes in 5 months
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