Massachusetts Institute of Technology

As someone who declared physics in their 5th year of undergraduate, SPS means a community of peers that reminds me of what brought me to university in the first place!

Roberto Gauna

Roberto Gauna

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

NIST Research Intern 2021

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Roberto Gauna

Do you like jazz?

I do. It's been a few years since I've performed with a jazz band, but I think I am ready to get back into it.

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

Roberto Gauna

The past few weeks I have been inverstigating how well an AFM probe can image metallic strips embedded in substrate materials

This sort of measurement is of interest to manufacturers who are now beginning to explore 3D integrated chips

Wednesday, July 7, 2021

Roberto Gauna

This past week was uneventful in both the internship and my personal life.

My girlfriend and I stayed home most of the week and cooked.

It wasn't until Thursday, our anniversary of 4 years, that we decided to get out.

 

Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Roberto Gauna

My girlfriend loves making plans.

Before the end of last semester she had plans for 2 surgeries, a birthday party, a graduation party, a new apartment for the summer, a new apartment for the fall, trips to Naples, Key West, Titusville .. and so on

Roberto Gauna Headshot

Monday, June 21, 2021

Roberto Gauna

So I keep uploading this same picture for my headshot because the machine I am on doesn't have any of my photos ..

 

Roberto Gauna Headshot

Friday, June 11, 2021

Roberto Gauna

My last post was a bit rushed and late; I hope this post will be more substantial.

I started off the week in New Orleans. Little sleep the 2 nights before and another 12 hours of driving ahead of me.

I climbed into my car with my friend and my cat and we hit the road.

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Sunday, June 6, 2021

Roberto Gauna

A bit late to the party, but here goes

Started the internship off with a rocky start. I had to move out of my apartment the same day the internship started, then had to make a 1,400 mile trek from South Texas to South Florida. But luckily my supervisor is super understanding.

Roberto Gauna Headshot

NIST Research Intern