Archive: News Story

• Janet Norton and Leon Der Retirement

  The Georgetown Physics Department recently bid a bittersweet farewell to our long-time colleagues Janet Norton and Leon Der, both of whom retired at the end of June.

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• Visit from Robert and Gwynne Edmund

  The Physics department was honored to recently have a visit from Robert (B’70) and Gwynne Edmund. Robert is the former CEO of Edmund Optics, one of the world’s leading suppliers of optical components and expertise.

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• Nitrogen on the Move: Controlling Magnetism through Ionic Migration

  A team of researchers led by postdoctoral researcher Dr. Zhijie (Hugh) Chen in Prof. Kai Liu’s group have demonstrated a novel all-nitride magneto-ionic system with tunable magnetic properties through nitrogen ionic motion. Their recent study, published in ACS Nano and featured on the journal cover.

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• 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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