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• GU Physics major leads plastic recycling effort.

  Georgetown Physics major Jojo Farina’s (C’23) work on plastic recycling was recently highlighted by the library.

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• Professors Kai Liu and Gen Yin receive grants for sustainable magnet research

  Rare-earth-free and precious-metal-free high anisotropy magnetic materials have critical applications as future magnetic recording media and high energy density permanent magnets. Profs. Kai Liu and Gen Yin have received two grants on sustainable magnet research to explore such materials.

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• Georgetown researchers across disciplines are collaborating to clean up U.S. cement production with policy solutions for technological upgrades

  A team of Georgetown researchers from across disciplines are collaborating to investigate a set of technology solutions and policy proposals that can drastically reduce the cement industry’s carbon footprint.

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• Pulling Magnetic Skyrmions out of Thin Air

  Magnetic skyrmions are topologically nontrivial spin textures with envisioned applications in energy-efficient magnetic information storage. In a study just published in Nature Communications, Prof. Kai Liu’s group, led by Dr. Gong Chen, have demonstrated a new method to reversibly write/delete skyrmions at room temperature via hydrogen chemisorption/desorption on the surface of magnetic thin films.

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• Georgetown’s Initiative for Maximizing Student Development (IMSD)

  The National Institutes of Health has awarded Georgetown University a highly competitive and prestigious training grant intended to invigorate the workforce and inspire younger students from diverse backgrounds to pursue doctorate degrees in biomedical sciences. 

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• Georgetown researchers to present invited talks at the 2022 APS March Meeting

  Three members of the Georgetown physics community are giving invited presentations at the 2022 March Meeting of the American Physical Society, March 14-18, in Chicago and online.

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• James Malloy Won 2022 AAAS Student E-Poster Award

  Graduate student James Malloy was selected as the Graduate First Place Winner of the 2022 AAAS Student E-Poster Competition in the Physical Sciences, for his presentation of “Efficient and Robust Metallic Nanowire Foams for Deep Submicron Particulate Filtration”

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• Research work of an REU student Joseph Lee has just been published in Physical Review A.

  The research work of an REU student Joseph Lee has just been published in Physical Review A. The paper, entitled Decomposition of high-rank factorized unitary coupled-cluster operators using ancilla and multiqubit controlled low-rank counterparts.

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• Prof. Jim Freericks elected to join several committees

  Prof. Jim Freericks has been elected as the Section Representative for the Chesapeake Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers in addition to being elected for several other committees

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• Georgetown Society of Physics Students Recognized as Outstanding Chapter

  The Georgetown University chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS) has won an 2021 Outstanding Chapter Award from the SPS National Office.

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