What Physicists Do - Archive

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October 10, 2022 Nelson The Fault In Our Numerical Stars: Dynamical Chaos in Stellar Evolution Models
Nicholas Nelson
CSU Chico
October 3, 2022 Callori Layer by Layer: Adventures in Thin Films
Sara Callori
CSU San Bernardino
September 26, 2022 Wittman Observing Dark Matter in the Wild
David Wittman
UC Davis
September 19, 2022 Asplund How hard is it to predict quantum behavior? And, how physicists work on nuclear threat reduction.
Curtis Asplund
San Jose State University
September 12, 2022 SSU Students SSU Student Research Experiences
SSU Student REU Talks
Sonoma State University
May 2, 2022 Qualls A Deans Life
Jeremy Qualls
Dean of the College of Science, Technology, and Health at University of Southern Maine
April 25, 2022 Haeussler BUDDI-MaNGA: a statistical spectroscopic survey of galaxy bulges and discs
Boris Haeussler
European Southern Observatory
April 18, 2022 Nedkova How have galaxies grown over the last 10 billion years?
Kalina Nedkova
Tufts University
April 11, 2022 TBA
April 4, 2022 TBA TBA
Valton Smith
March 28, 2022 Gill and Call TBA
Aman Gill and Demitri Call
Department of Physics at University of Nevada, Reno
March 14, 2022 Belli What turns galaxies off?
Sirio Belli
Harvard University
March 7, 2022 Rawl Webb Space Telescope and the Near Infrared Spectrograph (NIRSpec)
Tim Rawl
European Space Agency
February 28, 2022 Valiante TBA
Elisabetta Valiante
1QBIT
November 15, 2021 Walter Exploring the Cosmos with Superconducting Detectors
Dr. Alex Walter
Jet Propultion Laboratory (JPL)
November 8, 2021 STEP Becoming a Middle or High School STEM Teacher
SSU STEP Program
Sonoma State University
November 1, 2021 Grado-White Building Traversable Wormholes (In Theory)
Dr. Brianna Grado-White
Brandeis University
October 25, 2021 Battat Testing Einstein with Lasers and the Moon
Dr. James Battat
Wellesley College
October 18, 2021 Koh Spectroscopic Characterization of Bioaerosols
Dr. Christine Koh
Sonoma State University
October 11, 2021 Parker From Frustrated Quantum Magnetism to Public Policy Research
Dr. Edward Parker
Associate Physical Scientist at the RAND Corporation

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