Bahrudin studied Physics & Electrical Engineering at MIT. He worked at MIT as a Medical Data Analyst and Product Developer. He is the founder and lead developer of Expert Experiments. He received the 2023 Robert H. Siemann Graduate Fellowship and 2022 NASA Astrophysics Research and Analysis Award. He has spearheaded STEM camps across Europe and Asia. He has been mentoring students for years.

Monte Carlo Simulation of Detecting Gamma Rays

In this project, students will explore the use of Monte Carlo simulations to detect gamma rays. They will learn about the principles of radiation detection, statistical models, and computational techniques involved in simulating the interactions of gamma rays with different materials. Through their research, students will gain a deeper understanding of gamma ray detection and its applications in fields such as medicine and physics.

It is not a lecture program. On the contrary, it is a training module that teaches how to conduct research, project development, teamwork and task distribution, and report preparation in the company of academics and professionals. Apart from the meetings, the participant may need to work extra, individually and as a team, for approximately 4 hours per week. 

Bahrudin Trbalic, PhD Candidate at Stanford University

Monte Carlo Simulation of Detecting Gamma Rays Project Bootcamp