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Professor Zhong receives $2.1M NIH Grant
Professor Dongping Zhong, the Robert Smith Professor of Physics, and professor of chemistry and biochemistry, has been awarded a prestigious MIRA (Maximizing Investigators' Research Award) From…
Graduate Student, Khalida Hendricks named Pat Tillman Foundation Scholar
Khalida Hendricks has been named one of 60 Patt Tillman Foundation Scholars. One of only two from Ohio State. Khalida's path to graduate school was much different than the average graduate student…
Professors Ulrich Heinz and Yuri Kovchegov receive increased funding from DOE
Professors Ulrich Heinz and Yuri Kovchegov successfully renewed their basic research grant from the DOE Office of Science, Office of Nuclear Physics, at the level of $1,360,000 for the next 36…
Physics Staff Win University and Department Awards
The Annual Physics Department Picnic was the scene of several suprise awards including three John G. Whitcomb Distinguished Physics Staff Awards and a University Distinguished Staff Award.
Prof. Andrew Heckler receives Physics 2016 Outstanding Teaching Award
This morning, Dr. Heckler was surprised in class by the undergraduate studies office (Robert, Robin, Lindsey) and awarded with a 2016 Outstanding Teaching Award, voted on by undergraduate physics…
Spring 2016 Holofest begins Friday April 22
Photo of Betsy Connor hologram -
The OSU Holography Club will be hosting the Spring 2016 Holofest beginning Friday April 22 at 3 pm in Smith 006 with a talk by Boston Holographer Betsy…
"Song of the Stars" Premiere at Capital Theatre - 7:30 pm
"An astrophysicist, a dancer, and a filmmaker walk into a bar..."
It sounds like a setup for a joke, doesn't it? But our unlikely collaboration is one of the most beautiful parts of…
Brian Clark wins NSF Fellowship
Congratulations to Graduate Student, Brian Clark has just been notified that he is a recipient of a 3 year NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Brian is advised by Professor Amy Connolly.
Brian…
Physics Students Successful at the Denman
The 21st Annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum took place at the RPAC on Wednesday, March 30 with 677 student presents and more than 600 judges participating. Physics was well represented and…