Archive: News Story

• GU Physics Class of 2025

  Congratulations to the Georgetown physics class of 2025!

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• Georgetown Physicists Explore Double Network Gels That Can Be Programmed Like Smart Materials

  Prof. Del Gado’s work on double network materials, with post-doctoral fellow Mauro Mugnai and Physics graduate student Rose Tchuenkam Batoum, was published on PNAS (Interspecies interactions in d

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• Mid-Atlantic Nanofab Managers Meeting for Spring 2025

  Mid-Atlantic Nanofab Managers Meeting Attendees Aleksandar Krsmanovic presenting during the Mid-Atlantics Nanofab Managers Meeting The Mid-Atlantic Nanofab Managers Meeting for Spring 20

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• 3 Hoyas Reshape Drone Detection With Guardian RF Start-up

  John Andrzejewski, Eli Kerstein, and Lucas Raskin Reshape Drone Detection With Guardian RF Start-up.

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• Switching of Magnetic Order in High Entropy Alloys

  A team of scientists led by graduate student Willie Beeson in Prof. Kai Liu’s group in the Physics Department of Georgetown University has demonstrated a new way to control magnetism in a special class of metals called high entropy alloys (HEAs).

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• Mak Paranjape receives OTC Recognition Award

  Professor Mak Paranjape has been awarded the Office of Technology Commercialization Recognition Award.

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• Jason Tran elected to Executive Committee of APS MAS

  Graduate student Jason Tran has been elected to serve as Student Member of the Executive Committee of the Mid-Atlantic Section of the American Physical Society.

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• Prof. Emanuela Del Gado Selected as Distinguished Invited Speaker by the Journal of Material Research

  Prof. Emanuela Del Gado has been selected as Distinguished Invited Speaker by the Journal of Material Research and will give an invited talk at the Material Research Society (MRS) Spring meeting on Tuesday, April 8th.

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• James Freericks has a Wikipedia page

  Prof. Freericks has had a Wikipedia page created for him. It summarizes his career and is available at James K. Freericks - Wikipedia

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• Professor Freericks launches a YouTube site in support of his new book Quantum Mechanics Done Right

  Prof. Freericks has recently completed his book, Quantum Mechanics Done Right: The shortest path from novice to researcher, which is in production and forthcoming from Springer. The book introduc

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