Physical Sciences

Two physics students honored with Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship
Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship recipients Šárka Blahnik (center left) and Emma Steinebronn (center right) stand with the parents of Lovisa Arnesson-Cronhamre, Maja Cronhamre (far left) and Peter Arnesson Gyld (far right).

Graduate students Šárka Blahnik and Emma Steinebronn have been honored with the Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship in Physics.

New graduate scholarship to honor Lovisa Arnesson-Cronhamre
Lovisa Arnesson-Cronhamre
Statistics, astronomy and astrophysics professor retires after 39 years
Jogesh Babu
Christine Keating receives American Chemical Society lectureship award
keating
Ray Schaak honored with Cotton Award from American Chemical Society
Ray Schaak accepting an award at the American Chemical Society meeting
Richard Gottscho honored with Alumni Fellow Award
Richard A. Gottscho
International LZ experiment sees new results in search for dark matter
inside LZ dark matter detector
Alumnus Richard Gottscho to present Müller Lecture in Physics on Sept. 19
Richard A. Gottscho
‘Kink state’ control may provide pathway to quantum electronics
close up of computer mother board. credit Infralist.com/unsplash

Researchers develop a robust quantum highway with switch to control electron movement.

Exoplanet caught in ‘hairpin turn’ signals how high-mass gas giants form
illustration of hot jupiter planet Credit: NOIRLab
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