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Undergrads present at APS conference
Four undergraduate physics majors presented posters at the annual meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Section of the American Physical Society, held at Rutgers University Dec 3-5.
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Prof. Kai Liu to Chair IUPAP Commission on Magnetism
Professor Kai Liu has been elected Chair of the IUPAP Commission on Magnetism, at the 30th General Assembly of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP).
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Discrete topology and geometry refresh our understanding in intrinsic Hall effects
A recent work by Prof. Gen Yin and collaborators identified a new perspective to resolve the k-space quantum geometry on the vertices of Fermi surfaces.
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Quantum Mechanics for Everyone recognized as best MOOC of all time
Quantum Mechanics for Everyone, and edX MOOC by Jim Freericks appears as the 7th best MOOC of all time on class central’s top 250 MOOCs of all time list.
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Prof. Barbara and her colleague at New Mexico Tech, Prof. Nikolai Kalugin, awarded a three-year NSF collaborative grant
Prof. Barbara and her colleague at New Mexico Tech, Prof. Nikolai Kalugin, were recently awarded a three-year NSF collaborative grant for a project titled Floquet-Bloch topological states in quantum Hall systems.
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Prof. Emanuela Del Gado and collaborators have been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation
Prof. Emanuela Del Gado and collaborators have been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to work on “Rheostructurally-informed Neural Networks for geopolymer material design”.
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Daniel O’Brien and collaborators awarded NSF STEM education grant
Graduate student Daniel O’Brien is a member of a team of researchers recently awarded a National Science Foundation grant to create and test a STEM education tool using smartphone-based LiDAR.
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Professors Paola Barbara and Ed Van Keuren awarded an NSF grant
Professors Paola Barbara and Ed Van Keuren were recently awarded a $350K grant from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled “Effects of Quantum Confinement in Photosensors from Transition Metal Dichalcogenides.”
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Electrically Enhanced Exchange Bias via Solid State Magneto-Ionics
Electrically induced ionic motion offers a new way to realize voltage-controlled magnetism, opening the door to a new generation of logic, sensor, and data storage technologies.
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Class of 2019 physics major, Michael Rushka, publishes a second paper based on his thesis work
Undergraduate Michael Rushka just had the second half of his thesis published in the Journal of Mathematical Physics.
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