Emmy Freudenrich

Physics Research Building #1112

freudenrich.3@osu.edu

Hello! My name is Emmy Freudenrich. I am originally from New Jersey, right outside of the Philadelphia area. I started my physics career here at Ohio State where I earned my bachelors degree in 2022. As an undergrad, I worked with the Gupta group in modeling spin-polarized scanning tunneling microscopy images phenomenologically. Outside of physics, I love hiking and camping. I also am an avid reader of many genres from sci-fi, to fantasy, to romance, to political philosophy. I am enthusiastic about advancing queer advocacy within the physics community.

Area of Research: Thin Film Organic Based Magnets

Current Research: I work with V[TCNE]x and explore how magnons within thin films can couple to different quantum excitations.