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OSU Grad Student Andrew Engel Published in Science Advances
Andrew Engel, an Ohio State physics graduate student, was recently published in Science Advances! The study, "Understanding generative AI output with embedding models," explores their findings of "…
Louis DiMauro and Chemistry Researchers Publish in PNAS
Louis DiMauro, Director of the Institute for Optical Science and Hagenlocker chair and professor in the Department of Physics, is the corresponding author of a new article published in the…
Four Physics Graduate Students Awarded Presidential Fellowship
The OSU Graduate School has announced the 2025-2026 Presidential Fellowship recipients. The Presidential Fellowship is the most prestigious award given by the Graduate School to recognize the…
Kevin Singh Awarded $1.1M in OFRN Research Funding in Quantum Technologies
The Ohio State University Department of Physics is pleased to announce that assistant professor, Kevin Singh, recipient of the John W. Wilkins Endowed Professorship of Physics, has been awarded $1.1…
Christopher Orban Featured on WOSU
Christopher Orban, associate professor of physics at Ohio State Marion, was recently featured on a WOSU Podcast discussing the government shutdown and its impact on research. Read more about this…
Celebrating 20 Years of the Physics Research Building
Yesterday, November 2, 2005, marked the 20th anniversary of the Physics Research Building, a cornerstone of our department's research collaboration, and community. The story of our physics facilities…
Physics Students Shine at APS Fall Meeting
Four undergraduate physics majors represented the department at the 2025 Fall Meeting of the Eastern Great Lakes Section of the American Physical Society in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Tianhao Jin and John…
Neutrinos 'flavor' may hold clues to the universe's biggest secrets
Written by: Tatyana Woodall (Ohio State News) Original article: https://news.osu.edu/neutrinos-flavor-may-hold-clues-to-the-universes-biggest-secrets/ In a new analysis, physicists provide the…
Professor Geraldine Cochran Featured in Physics Today
A newly published article from Prof. Geraldine Cochran (The Ohio State University) & Prof. Suzanne White Brahmia (University of Washington), published in Physics Today, rethinks what it means to…