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No More Finger Pricks?
Professors Paranjape and Currie team with industry partners to commercialize glucose detection patch. Click here for more information.
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2007 Georgetown College Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
Professor David Egolf has won the 2007 Georgetown College Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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2007 Graduate School's Distinguished Achievement in Research Award
Professor Jim Freericks has been awarded the 2007 Graduate School's Distinguished Achievement in Research Award in recognition of his selection as a Fellow of the American Physical Society
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Summer 2014 REU Program
Undergraduate students are invited to apply for the physics department's 2014 REU program. During this 10-week summer program, participants engage in a focused research project in materials physics,
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Summer research leads to undergraduate publication
Research work conducted by Mike McAneny (C'14), Bryce Yoshimura (graduate student) and Prof. Freericks has been published in Physical Review A, the premier journal for atomic molecular and optical phy
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MASM11: The 11th Mid-Atlantic Soft Matter Workshop
The Eleventh installment of the Mid-Atlantic Soft Matter workshop (MASM11) will take place on the campus of the University of Delaware on July 11, 2013. The workshop is sponsored by the CMET, The Dep
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New endowed fellowship to support graduate students
The Department of Physics is happy to announce a recent gift to endow a new graduate student fellowship. The Professor Walter G. Mayer Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide a merit-based scholarship
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Graduate students awarded ARCS Fellowships
Two physics Ph.D. students, Marguerite Brown and Bryce Yoshimura, have been named 2013-14 ARCS Fellows. Marguerite, who was also a 2012-13 ARCS Fellow, will be continuing her interdisciplinary resear
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Georgetown research featured on the cover of Nature Physics
Prof. David Egolf and a team of three former Georgetown undergraduates, Edward Banigan (C'07), Matthew Illich (C'11), and Derick Stace-Naughton (C'11), have had their research featured on the cover o
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Landmark MoS2 Research Published in Nature – Scientific Reports
Semiconducting molybdenum disulfide is an attractive material for novel nanoscale optoelectronic devices primarily due to its inherently large direct bandgap. However, a major technological hurdle ha
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