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Assistant professor of astronomy and physics, Annika Peter, quoted in ScienceNews
This picture depicts dark clouds - Galaxies and galaxy clusters are surrounded by dark matter (illustrated in blue over an image of a cluster Abell 2744; red indicates gas). Dark matter particles…
Prof. John Beacom quoted in Tech Times article about neutrinos
Recent results after more than three years of experiments at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory show strong evidence of how neutrinos behave. As a neutrino expert, Arts and Sciences…
Professor Sooryakumar is part of an OSU team building tiny robots from strands of DNA, remote-controlled using magnetic fields
Read "Using magnets to control DNA-robots" published in Cosmos on June 7, 2018 to learn about the work of Prof of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Carlos Castro, Physics professor…
SciDome brings Prof. Michael Stamatikos's dream to life
The dream of Assistant Professor of Physics Michael Stamatikos came to life last week as the SciDome planetarium at the Works officially opened in Newark on Saturday June 9. This was a…
The work of Profs. Richard Hughes, Brian Winer and their research groups contribute to new results regarding the Higgs Boson
CERN just released new results from the ATLAS and CMS experiments at the LHC. (See press release below). The initial effort to search for ttH production on the CMS experiment was established…
Recent physics grad, Cin'Quan Haney, featured in Columbus Dispatch
A recent article in the Columbus Dispatch featured one of our recent physics graduates, Cin'Quan Haney. As well as being a physics major, Cin'Quan was a member of the OSU Football team. He…
Record number of students graduate in Physics and Engineering Physics
A record number of students graduated on May 6 with degrees in Physics and Engineering Physics. 47 Physics and 23 Engineering Physics majors graduated during the 2017-2018 academic year for a…
Prof Randeria featured in Physics World Blog on Magnetism and Spin
Blogger Hamish Johnston interviewed Mohit Randeria during a visit to Columbus recently for the APS April meeting. Read his blog and watch for more on the recorded conversation in an upcoming…
Chowdhury Group wins DURIP award
Chowdhury group wins $0.26 million DURIP grant for building a Time Resolved Atomic Probe of Surfaces (TRAPS) system
Chowdhury, in collaboration with Gupta and Schumacher, has won a 2018…