Archive: News Story

• Jack Treado wins Poster Prize at NHS Undergraduate research conference

  Jack (John) Treado C’16, a Senior Physics Major, won a prize at the school of Nursing and Health Studies undergraduate research conference held at Georgetown University 14-15 April 2016.

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• USA Science and Engineering Festival

  Physics students and faculty participated in the 2016 USA Science and Engineering Festival, held in the Washington Convention Center on April 16-17.

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• Students to participate in international summer research programs

  Three Georgetown physics students will be participating in NSF-sponsored International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) programs during the summer of 2016.

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• 2016 Hichwa award winner

  Physics major Bridget Johnson (C’17) has been awarded the 2016 Hichwa Family Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship.

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• Faculty promotion

  Congratulations to Paola Barbara for her promotion to the rank of Full Professor.

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• Faculty present invited talks at APS and ACS meetings

  Physics faculty members presented invited talks at recent national meetings of the American Chemical Society and the American Physical Society.

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• NIST PREP-MML Program Awarded to Georgetown University (up to $7.7M)

  On 1 February 2016 Georgetown University (Departments of Chemistry and Physics) was awarded a Professional Research Experience Program (GU PREP-MML), from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The program is led by Peter Olmsted in the Department of Physics, and will begin in summer 2016.

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• Undergraduate student interviews

  Meet some Georgetown undergraduate physics majors as they talk about their motivations for studying physics, their research interests, and their experiences in the Georgetown physics department.

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• Novel insight into the mesoscale texture of cement hydrates

  Research by Prof. Del Gado, which appeared this month on PNAS early edition, has provided new understanding of cement hydrates' mesoscale texture, a crucial step to connect the fundamental scales to the macroscale of engineering properties in cement and concrete.

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• Workshop on "Rheology of Dense Particulate Suspensions"

  A workshop on “Rheology of dense particulate suspensions” will be held at Georgetown University, 16-17 June 2016.

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