Prof. Phil Wigen (emeritus) receives award from the 2018 Conference on Microwave Magnetics
The 2018 IEEE International Conference on Microwave Magnetics conferred an honorary award on Emeritus Prof.
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OSU physics researchers’ VR expertise is virtually unmatched
Having just finished his first year teaching introductory electromagnetism to OSU freshman, in summer 2015, Prof. Chris Orban purchased a $10 “Google Cardboard” headset and immediately realized the potential for smartphone-based virtual reality to revolutionize physics instruction. Prof.
CEM Researchers Awarded NSF iSuperSeed2
OSU Physics professors Daniel Gauthier, Jay Gupta, Ezekiel Johnston-Halperin and Roland Kawakami are collaborating with Prof.
Prof. Mathur and his students find a flaw in the theory that black holes are surrounded by a burning ring of fire
Professor Samir Mathur and his team building on previous work from 2004 have recently published their work in the Journal of High Energy Physics. Their work suggests that black holes are not surrounded by a burning ring of fire, but are basically like a giant messy ball o
Phun with Physics begins today at the Ohio State Fair!
For the 17th year, our Instructional Support Staff (Harold Whitt, Chris Healy and Katie Ferrell) along with help from student volunteers are presenting Phun with Physics at the Ohio State Fair. (july 25-August 5).
OSU Hosting Spin Caloritronics IX Conference June 25-29, 2018
The PRB will be the site of the 2018 Spin Caloritronics IX Conference this week. The conference organized by Prof. Jos Heremens and Prof. P. Chris Hammel focuses on thermal spin transport, but includes new results in the fields of spin transport and spin dynamics in general.
Researchers in the US and Japan led by Prof Jeanie Lau and her group observe super spins in carbon sheet
Physics World recently reported on the work of Prof.