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Prof. Annika Peter quoted in Quanta Magazine
Professor Annika Peter was quoted in Quanta Magazine recently in an article entitled "Missing Galaxies? Now There's Too Many" by Shannon Hall. Read the article to find out why Annika says "…
Dongping Zhong named editor of Chemical Physics
Dr. Dongping Zhong, The Robert Smith Professor of Physics and Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry was named as an editor of the journal Chemical Physics on December 1, 2018. …
Prof Lou DiMauro attends 2018 Nobel Prize ceremony
As students and faculty were finishing finals and preparing for the holiday break, Professor Lou DiMauro and his wife, Barbara, were on their way to Sweden to attend the 2018 Nobel prize…
Research from Daniel Gauthier's group was recently featured in AIP Scientific Highlights
Fastest time-series prediction rate achieved on a Boolean network reservoir
The utility of a network of Boolean nodes, with fading-memory property…
Faculty and Staff group "Physics Proclaimers" finished 16th overall in Hit the Road with the Buckeyes!
A team of ten Physics faculty and staff finished 16th overall out of 836 teams in this year's Hit the Road with the Buckeyes Challenge as part of Your Plan 4 Health. The team called Physics…
Legacy of Prof. Bunny Clark featured in ASC News
Prof. Bunny Clark was a cheerleader for women in Physics, faculty, staff and students alike. Arts and Sciences News is featuring a story about Bunny, her own philanthropy in both monetary…
OSU Physics ranked #26 in the world
US News and World Report recently released its list of Best Global Universities for 2019. In the discipline of Physics, OSU was ranked #26 in the world. Of the twenty-five institutions…
OSU Physics hosts National Society of Black Physicists November 5
OSU Physics hosted almost 50 students on November 5 during the National Society of Black Physicists Conference that was held in Columbus last week. Their visit to campus included…
STEMcoding Youtube Channel Celebrates 1-year Anniversary, 2000 subscriber milestone
Coding and scientific computing have become crucial tools for understanding the universe. For OSU physics Prof. Chris Orban and the STEMcoding project the goal is to create a curriculum for…