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Join us for the colloquium this Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Mariangela Lisanti from Princeton University (PrincetonPhysics) will discuss "Galaxies as Probes of the Particle Physics Nature of Dark Matter"! | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/physics-…

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Learn more about Xeuss 3.0, a new X-ray scattering instrument recently acquired by physics and engineers researches from the Organic and Carbon Electronics Laboratories (ORaCEL NCSU)

Today we will host a joint colloquium with the department of mathematics (NC State Department of Mathematics). Join us at 4:14 in SAS 1102 to hear Dr. Mason Porter (Mason Porter) from UCLA talk about “Quantum Networks”. More info: math.sciences.ncsu.edu/2025/02/04/col…

Don’t miss out on the colloquium today from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Rui Sun from the North Carolina State University will discuss "Control Over Spin with Chirality”. | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/physics-…

Join us for the colloquium next Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Daniel Scolnic (Dan Scolnic) from Duke University (Duke Physics) will discuss "The Lingering Hubble Tension and New Puzzling Measurements of Dark Energy"! | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/physics-…

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Congratulations to physics undergraduate Josh Ott for being selected a 2024 Astronaut Scholar!! These merit-based scholarships are given to exceptional STEM students who intend to continue pursuing research and advance their field after graduation. +Info: tinyurl.com/bdcwpfvt

Join us for the colloquium this Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Gleb Finkelstein from Duke University (Duke Physics) will discuss "Multiterminal graphene-based Josephson Junctions — a playground for non-linear and quantum physics"! | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/physics-…

Don’t miss out on the colloquium this Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Kim Venn from the University of Victoria (UVic Physics & Astro) will discuss "Exploring the Faintest Milky Way Satellites”. | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/physics-…

Join us for the colloquium this Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Miler from Los Alamos National Laboratory will discuss "What High Fidelity Supercomputer Simulations Can Teach Us About Matter at the Highest Densities and the Origin of Heavy Elements"! | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/colloqui…

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Today is NC State Day of Giving!! #GivingPack Your donation to the Physics Department Enhancement Fund will go towards supporting our faculty and students as we offer extraordinary opportunities in physics education and research. Make a donation at: go.ncsu.edu/dayofgiving.ph…

Don’t miss out on the colloquium next Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 301!! Dr. Geraldine Cochran, from Ohio State University (Ohio State Physics), will discuss “Rethinking What it Means to be Underprepared in Physics”. | More info: physics.sciences.ncsu.edu/event/colloqui…

Congratulations to undergraduate alumna Logan White for being awarded the U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program!! The award supports outstanding graduate students who are pursuing research-based master’s and doctoral degrees.

Join us today for our annual McCormick Symposium, which highlights the achievements of the undergraduate physics students. 3pm - Poster session at Riddick Hearth 4pm - Award ceremony at RD 325

Students in the "Physics of the Brain" course, run by NC State BioSci neuroscientist Christa Baker and NC State Physics physicist Kasey Wagoner, used the data visualization space in D.H. Hill Library to present their group research projects at the end of the spring semester.📊

This past weekend we celebrated NC State Physics graduates in historic Riddick Hall! 😁 These scholars are ready to shape the future. We’re so proud of your journey — Go Pack, and go boldly!

Major discovery from Gundogdu’s Lab! Postdoc Melike Biliroglu and PhD student Mustafa Türe, working with an international team, demonstrate solitonic superfluorescence in hybrid perovskites at room temp—paving the way for scalable, high-temp quantum tech. tinyurl.com/5cxs6ypp

What if quantum materials could work at higher temperatures? ✨ NC State physicists are making that future more realistic through solitonic superfluorescence. Learn about the discovery. ➡️: ncst.at/e44i50W7MeS: