If you think about physics — the way experimental physics goes and theoretical physics, very often, some discovery will be made in experimental physics and that sort of sets off the theoretical physics for years trying to understand what was actually happening.
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Combining, really, quantum physics [and] gravitational physics...into a single device.
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The World Wide Web's invention represents perhaps the most important non-physics development at a high-energy physics lab—but its need didn't come from physics itself.
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It's sad but true, sometimes real physics isn't nearly as exciting as pretend physics.
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I did my undergrad in physics, and got PhD in geophysics and space physics.
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I mean I had a physics and economics degree, or physics and business degree from Wharton, and I was doing grad studies in applied physics and materials science.
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As a physics educator, I've been impressed by the excellent physics demos the MythBusters make.
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"There has to be a place where quantum physics and classical physics connect" he reasoned.
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" And so the field draws conclusions from physics and models, and "physics rules the system.
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Patrick: The physics allow for a lot of verbs, by the consequences of the physics.
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You might know it by another name—computational physics, numerical models, or even coding in physics.
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I am also a huge physics fan, and pole dancing is chock-full of basic physics.
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The rocket goes if the physics is right, and it doesn't if the physics is wrong.
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We may think that physics is sorting this out, and it's true that physics is magnificent.
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They want you to solve a physics problem and ignore the physics of the real world?
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I teach an introductory physics course to elementary education majors, but my lessons aren't really about physics.
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That's unfortunate, because while math is the language of physics, physics is about much more than math.
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Currently, according to the Institute of Physics, women make up 22.2 percent of students taking A-level physics.
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What exactly is it about quantum physics that goes beyond classical physics to endow particles with this supermemory?
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If it's physics, well, people don't get very fired up over physics (though, to be clear, they should!).
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So, thought some theorists, why not combine all of the craziest physics ideas into one, a physics turducken?
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Alfred Nobel's will describes the physics prize as recognizing 'the most important discovery' within the field of physics.
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Physics Have students use the language of physics to describe what is taking place in various Olympic events.
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"It puts string theory onto a firm basis as a tool for doing physics, real physics," he said.
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This means that, in a particle physics experiment, when scientists compare their control (the laws of physics without new particle) to the experiment (the laws of physics including the new particle), there's only a 0.00003% chance the laws of physics without the new particle would produce the results they see.
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He bounced around (Cornell, Caltech, particle physics, nuclear physics) before landing at Columbia in 2004, in pursuit of astrophysics.
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She holds a bachelors degree is physics and a master's and doctorate degree in space physics from Rice University.
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Her father was a physics professor at the Florida Institute of Technology; her mother was a physics-trained engineer.
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Both have an important, multifaceted scientific story to tell — part theoretical physics, part astronomy, part experimental physics, part engineering.
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He majored in physics at the Georgia Institute of Technology and in 2002 he finished a physics PhD at UCLA.
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She also was named, around the same time, the 2017 Women in Physics lecturer by the Australian Institute of Physics.
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Physics winners are the youngest With an average age of 55, Nobel physics laureates are the youngest of all laureates.
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Shiva's critics argue that her PhD focuses on a philosophical debate of physics, rather than the study of physics itself.
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These new things might even point toward "new physics," or physics beyond the current dossier of known particles and forces.
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Iyer was becoming more interested in music and less interested in physics, and in 1994 he gave up physics altogether.
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I was effectively blacklisted from the physics department, branded a liability, and forced to give up a future in physics.
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"Why is it that the number of women in physics in graduate programs seems to be lower in physics than in astronomy, but we're hearing far fewer stories [about sexual harassment and assault] in physics," Prescod-Weinstein said.
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He said that this is one of a host of combustion, fluid physics, and fundamental physics experiments performed at the tower.
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I find that including coding in the introductory physics course forces students to think in different ways to better understand physics.
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Those who hadn't continued in physics or a physics-related field achieved at approximately half the level of 3.5 years earlier.
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I believe that by reconnecting the disciplines of physics and music though analogy, we can begin to understand physics through sound.
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This incompleteness is the essence of the hunt for New Physics, or physics that can't be explained by the Standard Model.
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"This is not your average undergraduate physics problem," Nathaniel Stern, an assistant professor of physics and astronomy at Northwestern University, said.
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Physics is fun, and Dr. Raymond Hall, a professor of Physics at California State University-Fresno, wants people to know it.
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Rigetti has a bachelor's degree in physics from the University of Regina and a Ph.D. in applied physics from Yale University.
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As a freshman torn between physics and economics, she was steered by a college counselor to advanced physics and elementary economics.
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"We know that neutrino oscillations call for physics beyond the Standard Model," Francis Halzern, the IceCube experiment's lead investigator, told Physics World.
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"I was a 'B' Student in physics, and you can't get into a physics grad school with grades like that," he wrote.
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Harry Petchesky New York To the Sports Editor: Re "Hall of Famer Paul Hornung Sues Helmet Maker," July 8: Physics in physics.
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Eastern time, you can watch Cates speaking live from The Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario about soft matter physics.
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Dr. Richter then joined Stanford's High-Energy Physics Lab as a research associate and became an assistant professor of physics in 1960.
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Photography ★ High School Physics Photo Contest The A.A.P.T. High School Physics Photo Contest is an international competition for high school students.
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He graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, from which he also received a master's degree in applied mathematics and physics.
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"We can view the EIC," and the nuclear physics it will study, "as the last frontier of Standard Model physics," Ani Aprahamian, professor of experimental nuclear physics at the University of Notre Dame, said in a National Academies webinar on Tuesday.
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The recipients are Rainer Weiss, a physics professor at MIT, and Kip Thorne and Barry Barish, who are both physics professors at Caltech.
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Sometimes I try to help my kids with their physics homework because I like to pretend that I'm sort of OK with physics.
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Their mathematical proof's main assumption is that any new physics theory should be backward-compatible with the physics you learned in high school.
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Before I give you a great physics question that uses these ideas, I will go over them in a super-brief physics lesson.
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It's still near the beginning of the semester for most introductory physics courses—so it's not too late to give some physics advice.
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Kevin graduated summa cum laude from Harvard University with a B.A. In Mathematics and Physics, and holds an M.S. in physics from Stanford.
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They want humanity to explore the stars, explain dark matter and dark energy, and find the connections between quantum physics and gravitational physics.
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The physics and Impressionism behind all this For those unfamiliar with turbulence, it happens to be one of the hardest questions in physics.
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He played chess with his physics teacher at lunch; if the game ended early, Bauer would ask for physics questions related to baseball.
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He studied physics and philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and then went on to pursue a graduate degree in atomic physics.
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"Our main enemy is not our political opponents," she said, "our main enemy is physics and we cannot make a deal with physics."
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Bill Foster (D-Illinois) (and not that Bill Foster) holds a Ph.D in physics and worked in high energy particle physics at Illinois' Fermilab.
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A physics professor at the University of Pittsburgh named David Willey does it all the time, thanks to his grasp of the underlying physics.
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So we're really combining some of modern physics' ideas of Einstein's theory with the physics of sound and how sound can turn into light.
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"In physics there are lots of things that have units of mass," David Abergel, physicist at the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics told Gizmodo.
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He added there were also plans to expand the brand from particle physics to building games about quantum physics, chemistry, biology and even geography.
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After graduating in 1963 with an undergraduate physics degree from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, he enrolled in the plasma physics program at Princeton.
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Carter has a double B.A. in Physics and Medieval History from Yale University and a doctorate in Theoretical Physics from the University of Oxford.
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He studied mathematics and physics at Carleton University in Ottawa and received a doctorate in nuclear physics in 1956 from McGill University in Montreal.
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Every major discovery in the Standard Model of particle physics, perhaps the crowning achievement of 20th-century physics, was awarded a Nobel, except one.
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THIS JUST IN Nobel notables Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou and Donna Strickland win the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work in laser physics.
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It was the first physics prize to feature a female laureate in over 50 years—Strickland is only the third female physics laureate in history.
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Living close to the Columbia University campus, where he is a professor of physics, he headed to the Pupin Physics Laboratories to see for himself.
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Lee is trying to find whether there are theories that are backward-compatible to quantum physics the way quantum is backward-compatible to classical physics.
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Specifically, you're going to learn physics, because canoeing is 100 percent all about the physics of what happens when the blade goes into the water.
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Matt Herndon, a University of Wisconsin-Madison physics professor, said he taught Christensen in his undergraduate particle physics class during the 2011-2012 school year.
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At first, I thought this comedy of physics was emergent, rather than authored, in part because I don't traditionally associate physics interaction with authored comedy.
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One scenario will open up physics to a new world of understanding about the universe; the other could end particle physics as we know it.
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Whether this is enough to break through to new physics — if in fact there is new physics to be found — depends on who is talking.
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He graduated with a joint-degree in visual and environmental studies and physics from Harvard, from which he also received a master's degree in physics.
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Cox's team views the brain as a sort of physics engine, with existing physics models that it uses to simulate what the world should look like.
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On October 2nd Sweden's Royal Academy of Science awarded the Nobel prize in physics to a trio of researchers for improving the state of laser physics.
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He holds a Master of Science in physics from San Diego State University and Bachelor of Science in physics from the University of California San Diego.
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Will received his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Oxford and his Masters in Physics with Space Science and Technology from the University of Leicester.
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If the atmosphere this month at the world's largest physics conference was any indication, twisted graphene has now spawned an entirely new field of physics research.
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The cam generation software consists of a physics simulation of the drawing machine, which Mendoza wrote in openFrameworks (C++) using the ofxBox2d add-on for physics.
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So I told them that there's well-established physics and there's physics that we're working on that we have good reason to believe — but it's weird stuff; it's strange stuff — and that we would be able to call on some of that physics in the movie.
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Against considerable odds, he went on to get a Ph.D. in physics — he says he was one of only three black doctoral students in physics at the time in the United States — and eventually received tenure at Dartmouth as an associate professor of physics and astronomy.
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" The American Association of Physics Teachers gave her its Klopsteg Memorial Lecture Award, which "recognizes outstanding communication of the excitement of contemporary physics to the general public.
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Likewise, it is not obvious that quantum physics could ever be harnessed for computation, since the distinctive effects of quantum physics are so well hidden from us.
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Of course even if you don't surf, there is still some cool physics involved in the act of surfing (let alone all the physics of wave formation).
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These results help settle a long standing debate in physics about whether entanglement is just an illusion that can actually be explained using principles of classical physics.
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Their study revolves around the physics of liquids interacting with solids and gases—related topics are wide-ranging and include superhydrophobicity, the Leidenfrost effect, and sports physics.
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Dr. Thouless was awarded the prestigious Wolf Prize in physics and the Dirac Medal, named for Paul Dirac, one of the fathers of quantum physics, in 1993.
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In 1982, he succeeded John Robert Schrieffer, a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics, in the Mary Amanda Wood endowed chair in physics at the university.
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Particle physics is so complicated that it was like trying to understand a foreign language, particularly since high school physics was 25 years in the rearview mirror.
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" This latest offering will attract readers to many important and relevant physics developments, some of which Rovelli presented in his earlier book, "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.
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Quantum computers are machines that use the basics of quantum physics, the physics of the smallest particles, to perform calculations difficult or impossible for regular computers to do.
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After flunking a physics course in high school, she decided to pursue a degree from the University of Leipzig in physics to prove her mastery of the subject.
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Scientists who build these systems specialize in the physics of those very small or cold things, which is nothing like the physics we experience from day to day.
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On why there are so many Italian women in physics: There are many theories about why there are so many Italian women in physics compared to other countries.
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Saturday's keynote speaker is Margaret Wertheim, who has written on the relationship between physics, religion, and culture in books such as Pythagoras' Trousers and Physics on the Fringe.
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He received a bachelor of science degree in physics and philosophy, a master's in physics and a doctorate in biophysics (when he was 23), all from Yale University.
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The Stratusphere With all due respect to women's wrestling icon and perfect muscular angel Trish Stratus, this a move that doesn't just bend physics; it bends pro wrestling physics.
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Every physics problem starts with an innate step you might not realize: determining where the problem is taking place and the coordinates you'll use to watch the physics happen.
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Europe's leading physics lab suspended a theoretical physicist Monday after he railed against efforts to include women in physics in his talk at a conference on gender in science.
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He labels the game development process as it pertains to physics a "two-sided coin": The physical movement of the coaster as well as the physics behind its construction.
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Physics play a bigger role in the new game, and environmental destruction is now being rendered on the basis of real-time physics calculations instead of pre-canned animations.
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The intended audience is physics students and not casual scholars, but they are fascinating reading and well worth your time if you want to learn physics from the master.
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"I work on the physics of the rupture process and I have become convinced that the physics is in a class of phenomena that are called 'chaotic,'" Heaton said.
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Donna Strickland, an associate professor of physics at the University of Waterloo in Canada, was the third woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 117 years.
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Dr. Bender, 33, is a postdoctoral researcher in physics at the Institute for Theoretical Physics at Utrecht University, where his research focuses on spintronics, the study of electron spin.
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Keep in mind that while there are economic considerations, this is a physics project, so please be sure to communicate the required setup in terms of physics and engineering.
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He offers an analogy from physics: the difference between the observable world, which follows certain laws of physics, and the quantum world, which is nothing like the observable world.
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"This particular measurement in hydrogen is the most precisely measured quantity in physics," ALPHA collaborator Scott Menary, professor of physics at York University in Toronto, told me over the phone.
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The science program at SNOLAB is currently focused on sub-atomic physics, largely neutrino and dark matter physics… At 2km, SNOLAB is the deepest clean room facility in the world.
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I really like Sabine Hossenfelder's writings about quantum physics at her blog Backreaction, but I have to confess I've been somewhat out of the physics loop for a few months.
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For mathematicians, physics has called to their attention a special class of numbers that they'd like to understand: Is there a hidden structure to these periods that occur in physics?
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If we find a situation in which two different reference frames would disagree, we must abandon the idea that physics is the same in different frames or fix the physics.
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Dr. McMahan received undergraduate degrees in Physics and History of Art from Duke, a Ph.D in Physics from Dartmouth and served a postdoctoral appointment at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
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I had a very good physics teacher in high school and he encouraged me to take the physics advanced placement exam when it was this new thing in the 1970s.
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In the early '90s, Elizabeth Behrman, a physics professor at Wichita State University, began working to combine quantum physics with artificial intelligence—in particular, the then-maverick technology of neural networks.
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You may notice that some majors are very similar ( "physics" and "physics and mathematics," for example) — PayScale separates these majors to distinguish the students that double majored or did integrated degrees.
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Looking back on my numerous conversations with scientists and philosophers on these issues, I've concluded that the editors at Nuclear Physics B did a disservice both to physics and to theology.
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One technology could be so-called quantum computing, a cutting-edge reimagining of how computers work that taps quantum physics — a branch of physics that explains how matter and energy interact.
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She earned a degree in physics at New York University in 1946 and completed coursework for a doctorate in physics at N.Y.U., but left in 1950 before finishing her doctoral experiments.
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Dr. Gubser's specialty was string theory, which many physicists believe could solve a fundamental problem in physics: the disconnect between quantum physics and general relativity, the theory put forward by Einstein.
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The Physics First program is only possible for us because Title II funds allowed our science teachers to obtain their physics accreditation from the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Materials are genuinely fascinating — chemistry, physics, engineering, anthropology, art.
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" Later: "There is no variable for time in physics.
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