Julie Roche
Professor oh Physics
Director of the Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (INPP)

206 Edwards Accelerator Laboratory
University Terrace
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
Phone: (740) 593-1982 (will reach me during this "work-at-home" period )
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My research focuses on the study of the internal structure of protons and neutrons. This structure is governed by the Strong force, one of the four fundamental forces of our universe. I have studied the limits of our understanding of these four forces by looking for Physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics in the precision frontier. As an experimentalist, I measure the products of reaction induced by high energy electrons impinging on proton or neutron targets. I currently work with the JLab electron beam but have experience working with the electron beam at MAMI, a facility in Germany. I plan to work at the upcoming Electrion-Ion Collider. I am the spoke-person of three JLab experiments with scientific grading A: one completed and two on-going. Here is a short statement of my current and future research direction. For a more complete description of my research please consult the following links:

• Publications:  as reflected by the inSPIRES web site
• The Nucleon Electro-Weak Structure group page at OU . This page describes the current research of my group as well as opportunities for students-researcher to join us.
• A summary of the research I did for my PhD . That's the work I did in France and at the MAMI facility before joining JLab, before joining OU.

• NSF: 2022-2025: Award #2209199 , NSF: 2019-2022: Award #1913170 , 2016-2019: Award #1614479 2013-2016: Award #1306376 , 2010-2014: Award #0969788 , 2007-2011: Award # 0653422
• NSF MRI: Award #1530874
• Ohio U Office of Vice President for Research and INPP : 2009-2011: (support for a postdoctoral researcher)
• JLab : 2016: Teaching buy-out (1/2), 2014: Sabbatical Salary Supplement (1/3), 2006-2009: Faculty bridge position (1/3)
• JSA : 2014: JLab Sabbatical/Research Leave Support Program.

• Within my research community
  • Director of the Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (INPP) July 2020 to 2025.
  • Member at large of the Eastern Great Lake Section APS Honor and Awards commitee. June 2020 - to present.
  • Member at large of the DNP Dissertation Award Committee (June 2021 to August 2022). For information about the prize go there
  • Member at large of the executive commitee of the Division of Nuclear Physics of the APS , 2019-2021.
  • Chair of the JLab User Organization . (chair line participation from June 2016 to June 2020, chair in 2018-2019)
  • Chair of the 2018 Photonuclear reactions Gordon research conference. (vice-chair in 2016).
  • Member at large of the program commitee of Division of Nuclear Physics pf the APS , 2017-2019.
  • Member of the executive committee of the Ohio-Region Section of the American Physics Society. (February 2015- April 2018)
  • Member of the 2015 Commitee of Visitor of the Physics Division of NSF Report (Winter 15)
  • Chair of the Hall A/Jefferson Lab coordinating committee (Secretary the first year (2012-2013), chair the second (2013-2014) .
  • Chair The Jefferson Lab/Hall C steering committee (the group of users of the Hall C facility in Jefferson Lab). regular member in 2007 and chair in 2008.
• Within Ohio University
  • Senator of the Faculty senate (2022-2024)
  • Director of the Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (INPP) July 2020 to 2025.
  • Chair of the Inclusion and Equity Commitee of the Physics and Astronomy department, F2019-Present, ( web site ).
  • Member of the Physics and Astronomy department advisory commitee, F2019-Present
  • Member at large of the Ohio University Research Committee (OURC), S2019-Sp2021 web site
• Student mentoring and outreach
  • Academic advisor (Fall 2017-present): Each year, I advise about 10 undergraduate students majoring within the Physics and Astronomy department. Useful documents
  • 2015:2022: Faculty advisor for the Women in Physics and Astronomy group of the Ohio University Physics and Astronomy Department. (2006-2013: co-mentor)
  • Facilitator for the physics workshop of the Ohio U. TechSavvy 2019 and three other times. Audience: girls in grades 6-9.
  • Web forum host for the "Adopt a Physicist" Fall 18 and 4 other times. session.
  • 2010-2013: member of the undergraduate scholarship committee of Physics and Astronomy department at OU (chair since 2011): the departemental web page . Also . this page lists other source of scholarship award and organizations offering (payed) summer internships.
  • 2010, 2011 and 2012: guest speaker at the Women In Science and Engineering event at Ohio University.
  • 2009 and 2012: Mentor in the Ohio University Women Center mentoring program.
• For previous synergistic activities, please read my vitae.

Here is a short statement of my philosophy of teaching.

The following list gives the classes I taught since I joined OU:

• Graduate Nuclear Laboratory: F22 ( Fall 22 syllabus )
• Advanced undergraduate laboratory - nuclear physics (PHYS-3702): Sp23 and Sp22. ( Spring 2023 syllabus ).
• Advanced undergraduate laboratory - atomic physics (PHYS-3701): F21 and 11 other times since 2006,( Fall 2021 syllabus ).
• Learning Community Seminar - Physics: F22 and 4 other times since 2018. ( Fall 22 syllabus )
• Introduction to Modern Physics (PHYS-2053): Sp21 and 3 other times since 2018. ( Spring 2021 syllabus )
• Research Seminar for the Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (PHYS-897A): F21 and 6 other times since 2007.
• Undergraduate Electronic lab (PHYS-2701): Sp17 and 3 other times since 2011, Spring 2017 syllabus .
• Particles and Nuclei, advanced graduate class (PHYS-7502): F15 and 4 other times since 2008, Fall 2015 syllabus .
• SCALE-UP: Calculus based Introductory physic (PHYS-2051)s: F13.
• Introductory physics calculus based (2nd quarter) (PHYS-252:); W11 and 3 other times since 2007, Winter 2011 syllabus .
• For a more complete list of teaching experience please refer to my vitae.

• 08-22: Photo-nuclear Reactions 2022 Gordon Conference: "New Measurements of GPDs: Results from Hall A, CLAS12 and COMPASS"
• 07-22:APCTP Focus Program in Nuclear Physics 2022:Hadron Physics Opportunities with JLab Energy and Luminosity Upgrade. "Studies of exclusive processes at JLab Hall-A/C"f
• 06-22: Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering Cross Section at High Bjorken x _B , F. Georges et al. (Jefferson Lab Hall A Collaboration) Phys. Rev. Lett. 128, 252002 –2022, here
• 04-22: Deep Exclusive Electroproduction of π0 at High Q2 in the Quark Valence Regime, seminar presentation for the Center for Nuclear Femtography, slides
• 11-21: Deep Exclusive Electroproduction of π0 at High Q2 in the Quark Valence Regime, M. Dlamini et al. (Jefferson Lab Hall A Collaboration) Phys.Rev.Lett. 127 (2021) 15, 152301, here
• 01-20: Deeply virtual Compton scattering off the neutron, M. Benali and the Hall A DVCS collaboration, Nature Physics, January 2020, here
• 08-19: JLab Hall A DVCS measurements , Invited talk HIX2019, Kolympari, Greece, slides
• 07-19: Experimental study of generalised parton distributions , Invited talk at INPC2019, Glasgow, UK. slides
• 06-18: Pion and eta production at JLab with 6 and 12 GeV Invited talk at the Next-generation GPD studies with exclusive meson production at the EIC. slides , workshop webpage .
• 05-18: Precision measurement of the weak charge of the proton Nature 557, 207-211. here
• 04-18: A Glimpse of Gluons through Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering on the Proton invited talk at the April APS meeting, Columbus OH. slides