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Graduate Student Highlight: Alex Gekow
Graduate Student Highlight Questions
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What year are you in? 2nd Year
What group are you in? High Energy Particle Experiment (ATLAS), advisor:…
Researchers Receive NSF Grant to Study DNA Origami Tools to Function in Live Cells
A team of researchers led by faculty from Ohio State were recently awarded a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation (EFRI)…
Physics Major on 2020 Homecoming Court
From President Kristina M. Johnson: We are proud to announce our 2020 Royal Buckeyes, two students elected from our Homecoming Court. This year’s Royals are Ose Arheghan and
2020 Scholarship Exhibition: Celebrating the Legacy of Bunny Clark
As a part of the 2020 Arts and Sciences Scholarship Exhibition, students and faculty in the Department of Physics told the story of Bunny Clark, a faculty member in the department…
An Interview with OSU Grad about Phosphine on Venus
Earlier this fall a study detected the chemical phosphine in the clouds of Venus. This was unexpected and could be a sign of life. Dr. Paul Rimmer, a graduate of the department and now at…
Prof. Nandini Trivedi named 2020 AAAS Fellow
Prof. Nandini Trivedi has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) — a special honor that recognizes leading scientists…
Scarlet Laser Facility receives $2.1M from the Department of Energy as part of LaserNetUS
The Scarlet Laser facility is a founding member of LaserNetUS, a new network of high power laser facilities for external users. This fall, DOE awarded LaserNetUS $18 million in new funding…
Ohio-Region Section of the APS (OSAPS) meeting
The Ohio-Region Section of the APS Autumn Meeting 2020 will meet online on October 16-17, 2020. The Chair of the Ohio State University Department of Physics, Michael Poirier will…
Photography on the smallest scale featured in Alumni Magazine
The Ohio State Alumni Magazine Fall issue recently featured photography by Jacob Repicky and Seth Shields.
Jacob Repicky, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Physics, studies the…