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Physics Blood Drive Exceeds Goal Once Again
Once again, the generous folks in the Physics Research Building and beyond have exceeded the goal set by the American Red Cross for our Blood Drive. As you may have noticed, our location has…
Samuel Stuard named Fulbright Scholar
Samuel Stuard, senior Engineering Physics major, has been accepted to the 2013-2014 Fulbright U.S. Student Program. This program provides grants for individually designed study or research…
Professor Lou DiMauro awarded William F. Meggers Award
Lou DiMauro was recently notified that he is the 2013 recipient of the William F. Meggers Award by the The Optical Society (OSA). The William F. Meggers Award recognizes outstanding work in…
Nobel Laureate, David Wineland to present Smith Lecture April 4
The Department of Physics has once again attracted the most recent Nobel Laureate to campus for the annual Alpheus Smith Lecture. David Wineland, 2013 Nobel Laureate in Physics will present …
Graduate Studies Open House begins Thursday
The annual Graduate Student Open House begins Thursday March 7 and continues through Friday March 8. More than 60 prospective students and guests will be visiting Physics over this two day span…
Prof. Amy Connolly Receives NSF CAREER Award
Assistant Professor Amy Connolly has recently been awarded an NSF CAREER Award. This five year $650,000 grant will help support her search for high-energy neutrinos, sometimes call "ghost…
Andy Krygier wins 3rd Place award in Hayes
Physics Graduate Student Andrew Krygier was awarded 3rd place in Math and Physical Sciences Oral Presentations at the 2013 Edward F. Hayes Research Forum on March 1, 2013 at the Ohio Union.
Energy Conservation Open House to be held in PRB
An Open House regarding the ENergy Conservation Project nderway in several campus locations including the Physics Research Building will be held in the Smith Seminar Room on March 5 at 11:30 am.…