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Two Physics Graduate Students Win Prestigious Presidental Fellowships
Congratulations to graduate students Aaron Chen and Marek Simon, who both received OSU Graduate School Presidential Fellowships! This prestigious fellowship recognizes outstanding scholarship and…
Graduate Women in Physics take Science to the Community
This week, the Graduate Women in Physics will be hosting a hands-on science lesson for two youth programs. The lesson is entitled Electromagnets and Magnetic Materials. The students will…
Graduate Women in Physics Charity Drive is a HUGE Success
The Graduate Women in Physics (GWiP) decided to reach out to the community of Columbus this holiday season by organizing a charity drive. From November 7thto November 18th, GWiP collected used and…
Graduate Women in Physics Help the Homeless
This winter, the Columbus YWCA has teamed up with local homeless shelters to provide overflow shelters--overnight shelters for single women who are turned away when the homeless shelters are full…
New Physics Magazine Hot Off The Presses
Following a two year hiatus, the Autumn 2011 edition of the Physics Department Magazine has been published. Thanks to the Communications staff of the College of Arts and Sciences, this publication…
Professors Brian Winer and Richard Hughes are "in the news"
Professors Brian Winer and Richard Hughes were recently featured in The Columbus Dispatch and onCampus regarding the shutdown of the Fermilab’s Tevatron accelerator on September…
Professor Chris Hill appointed Deputy Physics Coordinator of the CMS physics program
Congratulations to Associate Professor Christopher Hill who was recently appointed Deputy Physics Coordinator of the CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) physics program along with Luca Malgeri from CERN…
Graduate Women in Physics Launch New Mentoring Program for Undergraduate, Graduate and Post-doctoral Researchers
The Graduate Women in Physics (GWiP) is sponsoring a new Mentoring Program for undergraduate and graduate students and post-doctoral researchers.
The goals of the…
Team Physics Rides to Cure Cancer
Thanks to everyone in and around the Department for donating so generously to Team Physics and Peletonia 2011! This event is a bicycling fundraiser which provides research funding for The James…