from left to right:

• Craig Looney (received Ph.D. degree in May 1997 from Washington University; since 9/98 Assistant Professor at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachussets; in May 2003 Craig was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure.  Here's a photo of Craig and Gwen Miner on their wedding day (July 18, 1998). This lovely picture was taken of Craig and Gwen at the end of October 1999 on Halloween.  We are delighted that in Summer/Spring 1999, 2000, and 2001 Craig returned to St. Louis to carry out a series of high-pressure studies on high-Tc superconductors and molecular magnets using both the diamond-anvil and He-gas pressure systems.  He also spent much time bringing new students up to speed in the lab.
•  Andy Cornelius (received Ph.D. degree in January 1996 from Washington University. Here's a photo of Andy on the day of his thesis defense. He then spent three years at the Los Alamos National Labs, New Mexico; in August 1999 Andy joined the faculty at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, as Assistant Professor of Physics). Here's a photo in October 1999 of Andy in his new and yet empty lab. On Jan. 26, 2000 Emma Alexandra joined Lisa and Andy to make a threesome!  On April 9, 2001 Andy returned to St. Louis and held an excellent seminar on the topic:  What Happens When Magnetic Order is Suppressed?  Two Very Different Cases: Spin-Ices and Heavy Fermion Superconductivity.
• Anne-Katrin Klehe (received Ph.D. Degree in May 1995 Photo! from Washington University; currently at the Clarendon Labs, University of Oxford, England). In March 1999 Anne-Katrin was awarded a prestigious EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship - congratulations!  Pictures of daughter Kaethe-Marie born September 20, 1997.

Anup Gangopadhyay (Postdoctoral Associate at Washington University)