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computational physicist and feminist researcher

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Hi. I’m Lórien.

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I’m a postdoctoral fellow in the Maison de la Création et de l’Innovation (MaCI) at the Université Grenoble Alpes in France.

Originally from Colorado, USA, I earned bachelor’s degrees in physics, mathematics and journalism from Drake University in Iowa.

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January 22, 2025 0 Comments

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Here’s a visual list of projects Lórien has been working on recently. Click on an image to learn more.

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Project Tree

Wood braid project tree
Here's a visual list of projects Lórien has been working on recently. Click on an image to learn more.
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September 15, 2020 0 Comments

The SuperImposed State of Physics at Drake University

Among my more interdisciplinary endeavors at Drake consists of an editorship of the Department of Physics and Astronomy semesterly newsletter. I’ve decided to post these, as they showcase not only some of my best physics writing, but also my best graphics and design work.

The SuperImposed State of Physics at Drake University

The Drake University Physics and Astronomy Department NewsletterEdited, Assembled, Designed by Lórien MacEnulty Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Fall 2018 Spring 2019 Spring 2020
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April 15, 2020 1 Comment

The Philosopher’s Toy: A Tesseract

Not a wrinkle in time: many orderly dimensions of spacetime “Wanna see something cool?” is a question I ask quite …

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A 3D Printed Tesseract at Drake University

The Philosopher’s Toy: A Tesseract

A 3D Printed Tesseract at Drake University
Not a wrinkle in time: many orderly dimensions of spacetime “Wanna see something cool?” is a question I ask quite frequently at mass social engagements now. It’s usually queried unsolicited of some hapless chap who made the mistake of letting the conversation dwindle to an awkward silence. This photo is...
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April 4, 2020 0 Comments

Neutrinos: The Prankish Faeries of Physics

An explanation of my research experience for Undergraduates What did I used to research? In a nutshell, neutrinos. Although, to …

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Neutrinos: The Prankish Faeries of Physics

An explanation of my research experience for Undergraduates What did I used to research? In a nutshell, neutrinos. Although, to be clear, I am not researching specifically all of the neutrinos in a nutshell. There are far too many. A spherical nutshell roughly the size of that of a walnut,...
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March 23, 2020 1 Comment

Pookability, and Other Neologistic Shenanigans

Weird Words Worth Inventing Pookability – (n.) the probability that at any given moment in time or point in space, you …

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Pookability, and Other Neologistic Shenanigans

Weird Words Worth Inventing Pookability – (n.) the probability that at any given moment in time or point in space, you will see a rabbit. Example: Des Moines, Iowa has a relatively high rabbit population, and therefore maintains high pookability. Miss Granger – the neighbor’s rabbit, representative of 100% pookability on this...
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