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Summer 2020
The workshop aims to establish a platform for exchanging ideas in recent innovations and trends in sub-5 nm nanofabrication and characterization techniques by bringing together scientists and researchers from multidisciplinary areas of engineering, physics, chemistry, and biology for seeking a pa
Spring 2020
Top left: Jared Kester, Erica Dykes, Phillip Hegeman, Brian Hybben
Bottom left: Josh Miles, Blake Goehman, Connor Penrod, Tyler Kling
Congratulations to our Physics majors graduating summer 2020! You made it! It is now time to celebrate all the hard work that led to this joyful occasion. The road to graduation is a long, steep climb, so take a moment at the summit to be proud of your accomplishments.
Congratulations to graduate student Lisa Shepard for winning the Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Award. This prestigious award is given to recognize exemplary research by students who present at meetings of the American Astronomical Society.
2020
Dr. Sorb Yesudhas, working in prof. Suchi Guha's research group, is the recipient of the APS post-doctoral travel award from DMP.
Fall 2019
Professor Bian's career is already one of the most impressive ever witnessed in the MU Department of Physics and Astronomy.
The physics leaders met on November 8 and 9 of the 2019 fall semester. Friday morning began with department chair Dr. Sash Satpathy presenting the state of the department and sharing his vision for future priorities.
Department of Physics and Astronomy chair Sashi Satpathy looks on as Chancellor Alexander Cartwright thanks Ron and Cathy Boain for their generous gift to the department.
Spring 2019
Prof. Ioan Kosztin (left) developed a theoretical model that shows there is more than one way a protein can break free of the membrane involving several different pathways. Prof. Gavin King (right) used high precision atomic force microscopy experiments to measure the force required for proteins to break free from the membrane.
MU researchers gain a greater understanding of cell behavior by developing theoretical model of how proteins work with cell membranes
Jan. 24, 2019
Fall 2018
Shi-Jie Chen, Curators' Distinguished Professor of Physics and Biochemistry has been elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Prof. Suchi Guha and Prof. Shi-Jie Chen have been recognized for their contribution to research and education through two awards: