Micheal KAHANGIRWE

About

Micheal Kahangirwe is a Ph.D. Candidate in Physics at the University of Houston. Hailing from Uganda, his research focuses on modeling the Nuclear Matter Equation of State to better understand nuclear matter behavior for experimental purposes. As part of the esteemed Nuclear Theory group, Micheal utilizes advanced computing techniques to tackle complex physics challenges, particularly in the realm of strongly interacting matter. He is enthusiastic about applying his computational skills to address various scientific problems, aiming to enhance his expertise in High-Performance Computing (HPC) programming. Alongside his academic pursuits, Micheal actively engages in science education by volunteering as a tutor for high school students, inspiring the next generation of scientists. He also collaborates with communities to solve real-world problems, showcasing his proactive approach to making a positive impact beyond academia. Micheal's commitment to advancing physics and his altruistic endeavors serve as inspiration to his peers and the scientific community.

Employment

• University of Houston Research Assistant
  2021 - Present
• University of Houston Teaching Assistant
  2021 - Present
• Makerere University Teaching Assistant
  2017 - 2018

Education

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Projects & Funding

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Publications

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