Curriculum Vitae - Department of Physics - University of Wisconsin ...

CONFERENCE
TALKS
(PHYSICS)
Koh, Teck Seng (Dr)
1. “A novel spin-flip co-tunneling process in the effective three-electron
regime of a Si/SiGe double dot.” American Physical Society March Meeting
(2010), Portland, OR, USA.
2. “A novel spin-flip co-tunneling process in the effective three-electron
regime of a Si/SiGe double dot,” and “T 1 for a Si/SiGe quantum dot spin
qubit,” Silicon qubit workshop (2010), Albuquerque, NM, USA.
3. “Pauli spin blockade and lifetime-enhanced transport in a Si/SiGe double
quantum dot.” American Physical Society March Meeting (2011), Dallas, TX, USA.
4. “A fast “hybrid” silicon double quantum dot qubit.” American Physical
Society March Meeting (2012), Boston, MA, USA.
5. “High fidelity gates in quantum dot spin qubits.” Institute of Physics,
Singapore Meeting (2013), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
CONFERENCE
PROCEEDINGS
(EDUCATION)
1. Y. P. Chee, S. K. Munirah, C. C. Lim, and T. S. Koh, “On improving students’
understanding of the photoelectric effect.” Proc. Third Redesigning Pedagogy
International Conference (2009), Singapore.
PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
2. Y. P. Chee, S. K. Munirah, C. C. Lim, T. S. Koh, C. Y. Lau, D. Wong, Lyna, P. Lee,
and S. K. Foong,“On improving students’ understanding of the photoelectric
effect.” Proc. Frontiers in Science Education Research Conference (March 2009), ed.
A. Bilsel and M. Garip (Famagusta: Eastern Mediterranean University Press).
Independent Juror 2013 -
Singapore Young Physicists Tournament.
Reviewer, Secondary Science Textbooks 2008, 2013 -
Ministry of Education, Singapore.
Core committee member 2013
Physics Chapter (Professional committee of Physics teachers of Singapore).
Deputy Team Leader and Trainer 2013
Singapore national team for the Asian Physics Olympiad.
Senior Subject Supervisor, Subject Supervisor 1998 – 2004
Cambridge-Singapore ‘Advanced’ Level Physics Practical Examinations.
Member, American Physical Society.
Life Member, Institute of Physics, Singapore.
Member, Singapore Teachers’ Union.
COMPUTING
SKILLS
Fluent in scientific programming using Mathematica, Matlab and Python.
Knowledge and skills in Objective-C, C++, LaTeX.
Proficient using grid-based computing platforms such as CONDOR.
EXPLORATORY
INTERESTS
iPhone, iPad and Mac app development for STEM education.
Electronic hobbies with embedded systems using Arduino.
Using littleBits TM to stimulate creative and inventive thinking for students.
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