Superconductivity: Resistance is Futile! By Laura H. Greene at the FSU Circus of Physics from the Magnet Lab nationalmaglab.org #PhysicsOpenHouse

Black Holes: Bending Time and Space by Jeremiah Murphy, during the FSU Circus of Physics #PhysicsOpenHouse

Thank you Tallahassee! That was definitely a lot of fun at the FSU Circus of Physics! See you next time! #PhysicsOpenHouse

Two FSU students win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships news.fsu.edu/news/students-…

Ann Pereira is an outstanding undergrad in our Physics Department news.fsu.edu/student-stars/…

Congratulations to Prof. Vafek on his new grant from the Moore foundation,to study Emergent Phenomena in Quantum Materials. moore.org/article-detail…

Congratulations to our own Prof. Vafek on being elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society!

See how awesome our undergrads are? Here's Jack Lyons, who's a double major in physics and trumpet. news.fsu.edu/student-stars/…

Exciting work on stars and national security! artsandsciences.fsu.edu/spectrum-summe…

An outstanding article, co-authored by one of our former undergraduates, on quantum computing pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/a…

Participants of the esteemed Solvay Conference, its 29th version, with our own Dr Dragana Popovic.

.Florida State University is excited to welcome Kathleen Amm as the new director of National MagLab! news.fsu.edu/news/science-t…

📅 Mark your calendars for these Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge Lab) workshops, hosted by FAMU-FSU Engineering on Sep. 24 and 25! Find more details below. 🌟 Undergrad internship opportunities: fla.st/55YEO87B 🌟 Graduate research and internships: fla.st/XGBPOTTM

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Not only would ⁦FSU Department of Physics⁩ high energy physicists be involved in a US muon collider, but also the ⁦National MagLab⁩ would be involved in manufacturing the huge high field solenoids that would be necessary.

Cutting-edge research led by graduate research assistant David Ho and professor Vlad Dobrosavljevic from FSU Department of Physics has revealed the role one mineral may play in conducting heat from the Earth's core to the surface. Learn more about their findings here: fla.st/R5BCZYH6

Hey, FSU Department of Physics students! Don't miss this opportunity to have your resume reviewed by FSU Career Center experts. ⬇️