Archive for 'Physics'

			Post Date
		Fourth-year student takes balloon art to a higher level University-funded art project integrates light, science, and hundreds of balloons. Susie Allen Published June 15, 2009	June 15, 2009
		Scientists explore the future of high-energy physics Niobium-based superconducting devices could lead to smaller, more efficient linear colliders. Steve Koppes Published February 8, 2010	February 8, 2010
		Michael Turner to direct Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics	April 2, 2010
		Enrico Fermi Institute presents Sugarman awards for student research	May 13, 2010
		Free lectures on benefits of particle physics continue through Dec. 11	October 12, 2010
		Reinhard Oehme, theoretical physicist, 1928–2010	October 12, 2010
		Balloon filled with ground coffee makes ideal robotic gripper, research shows	October 25, 2010
		Heinrich Jaeger	November 8, 2010
		Yoichiro Nambu	November 8, 2010
		Wendy Zhang	November 8, 2010
		Physicians, scientists, divinity scholars examine ethics in science at second joint speaker series event By Greg Borzo	November 19, 2010
		Holiday season to kick off with ‘Physics with a Bang!’ By Lisa LaVallee	November 29, 2010
		Physicists grow pleats in two-dimensional curved spaces By Steve Koppes	December 23, 2010
		Same rules apply to some experimental systems regardless of scale By Steve Koppes	February 4, 2011
		Physicist Cheng Chin receives 2011 I.I. Rabi Prize By Steve Koppes	February 25, 2011
		New method improves modeling of electrons’ motions in complex molecules By Steve Koppes	March 11, 2011
		Robots: Future Manipulators Prof. Heinrich Jaeger describes the use of jamming technology to create a universal gripper Robotspodcast.com Published March 11, 2011	March 18, 2011
		Cheng Chin	April 10, 2011
		Henry Frisch	April 10, 2011
		James Cronin	April 10, 2011
		Leo P. Kadanoff	April 10, 2011
		Melvyn Shochet	April 10, 2011
		Sidney Nagel	April 10, 2011
		Thomas Rosenbaum	April 10, 2011
		Young-Kee Kim	April 10, 2011

RSS Subscribe