Ohio State is in the process of revising websites and program materials to accurately reflect compliance with the law. While this work occurs, language referencing protected class status or other activities prohibited by Ohio Senate Bill 1 may still appear in some places. However, all programs and activities are being administered in compliance with federal and state law.

News

739 results found
Filter
APS Fellow Logo

Two Physics professors named 2017 American Physical Society Fellows

Congratulations to Chun Ning (Jeanie) Lau and Jonathan Pelz for being named 2017 Fellows of the American Physical Society!

The criterion for election is exceptional contributions to the…

Headshot of Dietrich Kiesewetter

Dietrich Kiesewetter, a graduate student in Prof. DiMauro's group and U Virginia colleague published in NATURE

Researchers have—for just a fraction of a second—glimpsed an electron’s-eye view of the world.  Read all about it at OSU News  and the NATURE article.

 

 …

Trivedi photo

Results from a collaboration including Ohio State's Nandini Trivedi to be published in SCIENCE

Applying strong magnetic fields to matter can give rise to new and often unexpected phenomena. This is particularly true at very low temperatures, where the quantum nature of the particles in a…

John Beacom smiling and standing in PRB Atrium

John Beacom Named 2017 Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy

Professor John Beacom has been selected as a 2017 Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor.  This honor is bestowed upon a select few of the amazing faculty in the College of Arts and…

Li and Hampton win Clark Scholarship

Bunny and Thomas Clark Graduate Scholarship awardees are chosen

The department of Physics is proud to announce the most recent winners of the Bunny and Thomas Clark Graduate Scholarship. 

Shirley Li, recent PhD graduate advised by John Beacom and…

Three large white telescopes with sky swirling behind them

Columbus Dispatch article showcases work by OSU scientists as part of the DES Collaboration

This week a workshop of CCAPP and DES (Dark Energy Survey) collaborators are meeting at OSU to discuss further development, large scale production and future projects of the DES.  The results…

Jim Smith and Students

Jim Smith scholarship featured in The Daily Post today (August 15)

The Daily Post of the College of Arts and Sciences once again is featuring Physics.  This time it is highlighting the wonderful gifts of James L. Smith '64 '66 who graduated from OSU with a…

Andrew Heckler

Ohio State Physicists awarded $496K grant from NSF

Physics Professor Andrew Heckler and co-PIs Chris Hirata, Alan Kalish, John Pelz and Chris Porter were just awarded a $496,571 NRT-IGE grant from the National Science Foundation.  The project…

dome of Blanco telescope

Dark Energy Survey reaches new milestone in mapping the invisible universe

The first year results of the Dark Energy Survey (DES) collaboration have reached a new milestone mapping the growth of the universe from its infancy to the present day.  This new information…