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Shelvean Kapita '10 Performs Radio Astronomy Research at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico
Derya Meral '08 Presents Physics Research at American Astronomical Society Meeting
Greg Davis '08 Observes the Sky in Prof. Michael Stark's course, Observational Astronomy
Students Learn Hands-on Astronomy
Andrew Kortyna Receives $125,000 National Science Foundation Grant
Jonathan Farrar '07 Honored for Community Volunteerism
Haotian Wu '07 Named Finalist in Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellowship Competition
Campus Community Invited to Safely View Transit of Mercury
Victor Fiore '08 Builds and Tests Circuits for Molecular Dynamics Study
Haotian Wu '07 Works with Graduate-Level Geometry
Physics Majors Present Research at National Conferences
EXCEL Scholars Study Distant Galaxy with World's Most Advanced Telescope
Justin Corvino Will Discuss Structure of Isolated Systems in General Relativity
David Hogenboom Will Discuss Epsom Salts on Mars and Jupiter's Moon
NASA Awards Grant and Satellite Time to Michael Stark for Study of Binary Stars
Therese Karitanyi '07 Uses Crystals to Reveal Characteristics of Alloys and Metals
Thomas Nunnally '07 Studies Growth Patterns of Microscopic Crystals
Professor Lyle Hoffman Watches Galaxies with Radio Eyes
University of Maryland Physics Professor S. James Gates Will Discuss Universe and Superstring Theory
Haotian Wu '07 Explores New Area of Surface Physics
Wesleyan University Professor Lutz Huwel Will Discuss Photophysics
Nicholas Masluk '06 Conducts Atomic Research on Molecular Collisions
EXCEL Scholar: Michael Kaczmarczik '06 Will Publish and Present Astronomy Research
Ibrahima Bah '06 Conducts Collaborative Research on Galaxies
Anthony Novaco Appreciates Small Classes and Instructional Setting
Lafayette Astronomers Lead Observation of Transit of Venus
NASA Researcher Will Discuss What Certain Pulsars Reveal about Galactic Ecology
Fadem Will Speak on "Nuclear Matter under Extreme Conditions"
Columbia University Astronomer Will Give Lectures on "The Universal Timekeeper" and "The Cooling of Neutron Stars"
Bragdon '04 Probes Atomic and Molecular Physics
UMass Professor will Speak on "New Opportunities for Astrophysics with Binary Stars"
Three Students Present Summer Research at Researchpalooza
Taking a Close Look at Mars
Dan Swarr '03 Wins National Institutes of Health Summer Research Fellowship
Malinda Saia '04 Publishes Paper on Astrophysics Research
Professor Lyle Hoffman Will Talk about "The Life Stories of Galaxies"
Michael Stark Will Speak on "Quasi-Periodic Oscillations in X-Ray Stars"
Professors Receive $153,000 NASA Grant to Further Understanding of Europa
Nobel Laureate in Physics Will Give Lecture, Interact with Students and Faculty
Dan Swarr '03 Researches Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Timothy Bragdon '04 Uses Doppler Effect to Investigate Fundamentals of Atomic Collsions
Malinda Saia Seeks Insights into Universe and Laws Governing it
Chair of University of Maryland Physics Department Visits for Brown Bag Talk Today
Physics Professor Michael Stark Will Speak on "Cygnus X-3: A Riddle, Wrapped in a Mystery, Inside a Cloud of Hot Gas"
Ajay Hirani '04 Examines High Velocity Clouds
Physics Professor Andrew Kortyna Will Talk about Electron Attachment to Molecules Tomorrow



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