Summer 2020 Physics and Astronomy Courses
Summer 2020 Physics and Astronomy Courses
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QISE-NET fellowships awarded to two Dartmouth graduate students
PhD students Linta Joseph and Ethan Williams both from the Ramanthan Lab were awarded fellowships.
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Quantum outreach
Dartmouth College program bring quantum computing to Hanover High School students. Here Dartmouth graduate student Kanav Setia teaches a class in quantum computing to seniors at Hanover High.
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Dartmouth CubeSat project selected by NASA
NASA has announced plans to support an upcoming Dartmouth College's CubeSat project: Realistic Electron Atmospheric Loss
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Professor Millan reports on Heliophysics
“The explosion of small satellite projects is going to provide new opportunities for science well beyond what was envisioned in the decadal survey,” says Professor Robyn Millan
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Sarah Pearl '20 Is a Marshall Scholar
Sarah Pearl '20, a double major in environmental studies and physics from Los Angeles, has been named a Marshall Scholar. She will use the scholarship to pursue two years of graduate study in the United Kingdom, at the University of Reading and the University of Oxford.
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Professor Robert Caldwell Named AAAS Fellow
In electing Caldwell as a fellow, AAAS cited his "array of distinguished theoretical contributions to cosmology, especially in the study of dark energy." A theoretical physicist, Caldwell studies the expansion of the universe.
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Professor Isler leads Shared Academic Experience for Class of 2023
Professor Isler delivered the 2019 Shared Experience lecture discussing the recent historic black hole shadow image as a metaphor for the pursuit of other unknowns on our journey. (Photo by Robert Gill)
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Elisabeth Newton's research group observes exoplanet around young star
Professor Newton's group presented a discovery of a transiting planet larger than Neptune but smaller than Saturn, orbiting one of the brightest young stars known. Aged almost 45 million years of old, the star and its planet could give significant data on how planetary bodies form.
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Recent Undergraduate Awards for Blazar Research
Congratulations to Tara Sweeney (’19) and Zion Slaughter (’22) for winning undergraduate awards for blazar research with Professor Jedidah Isler during Summer 2019.
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Recent Publications
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Exploring itinerant states in divalent hexaborides using rare-earth L edge resonant inelastic X-ray scattering
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Thermal dynamics in the flux-coordinate independent turbulence code GRILLIX
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Crossing of Plasma Structures by Spacecraft: A Path Calculator
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Quantification of magnetic nanoparticles by compensating for multiple environment changes simultaneously
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