Archive:News Story
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New DARPA grant to study ultra-low-power magnetic memory
A team led by Prof. Kai Liu has been awarded a research grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to study a novel class of data storage technology.
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Berkley Delmonico selected as APS Student Ambassador
Graduate student Berkley Delmonico has been named a 2026-27 American Physical Society Student Ambassador.
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Hands-on science fun at Discovery Summit
Over 100 students from DC public schools spent a day on campus having fun doing hands-on science at this year’s Discovery Summit.
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Daniel Blair Contributes to $9M Multidisciplinary Naval Research Initiative
Professor Daniel Blair is a PI on a newly funded multi-institutional team studying soft biofouling on naval vehicles.
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Capturing Light: A Time Machine from Aristotle to Feynman
Graduate student Amjad Alqahtani has curated a library exhibit tracing humanity’s centuries-long quest to understand light.
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Mohsen Yarmohammadi and James K. Freericks published the first theoretical demonstration of cavity-induced magnetization in altermagnets in Physical Review Letters
James K. Freericks and Mohsen Yarmohammadi published the first theoretical demonstration of cavity engineering in altermagnets.
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Professor Emanuela Del Gado named a 2025 AAAS Fellow
Prof. Emanuela Del Gado has been named a 2025 AAAS Fellow for distinguished contributions to the field of soft materials
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GU Physics at the 2026 APS Global Physics Summit
More than 25 members of the GU Physics community participated in the 2026 Global Physics Summit, held in Denver, CO.
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Professor Mark Esrick
Our dear colleague Professor Mark Esrick passed away on March 16, 2026.
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If you want to simulate a quantum experiment, why not use a quantum computer?
Prof. Jim Freericks’ research group has published a paper that shows how to use quantum computers to simulate single-photon experiments in Mach-Zehnder interferometers.
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