Archive: News Story

• GU Physics at 2023 Astronomy Festival

  The Georgetown Department of Physics participated in the 2023 Astronomy Festival on the National Mall.

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• Edward Van Keuren elected to Executive Committee of APS MAS

  Prof. Edward Van Keuren has been elected to serve on the Executive Committee of the Mid-Atlantic Section of the American Physical Society.

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• Physics major wins SPS scholarship

  Cecilia Ochoa (C’24) was awarded an SPS – Google Scholarship.

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• Georgetown Receives $21M From NIST to Train U.S. STEM Workforce

  A group of Georgetown faculty secured up to $21 million in funding from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to provide laboratory experience and financial support to researc

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• Uncovering the hidden hierarchical nature of soft particulate gels

  An international team of researchers led by Prof. Emanuela Del Gado has published a paper in Nature Physics entitled “The hidden hierarchical nature of soft particulate gels.”

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• Gel Break: Georgetown Physicists Uncover the Secret of the Goo

  An international team of researchers led by Emanuela Del Gado, a physics professor in the College of Arts & Sciences, has published a groundbreaking new paper in Nature Physics. The paper, entitled “The hidden hierarchical nature of soft particulate gels,” provides an unprecedented model of how the titular material behaves under stress.

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• Emanuela Del Gado selected Fellow of the Society of Rheology

  Professor Emanuela Del Gado has been selected as a Fellow of the Society of Rheology.

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• Physics department participates in GUMSHOE Discovery! Summit

  The physics department participated in the 2023 Discovery! Summit, an event organized by the student group GUMSHOE.

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• Nanoplastics research featured in The Hoya

  Research on the uptake of nanoplastics by zebrafish was highlighted in a recent article in The Hoya.

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• Nitrogen-based Magneto-Ionic Manipulation of Nanomagnets Demonstrated

  A new study just published in ACS Nano led by graduate student Chris Jensen has demonstrated an effective pathway for the manipulation of magnetic nanostructures using controlled nitrogen ion migration in a nonvolatile and energy-efficient manner.

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