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John Templeton Foundation funding Kater Murch

12.18.20 | Faculty

Kater Murch, associate professor of physics, was awarded $400,000 by the John Templeton Foundation for research on the “Thermodynamics of Quantum Information: Engines, Measurements, and Entropy.”

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John Templeton Foundation funding Kater Murch

John Templeton Foundation funding Kater Murch

in the news:

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Celebrating student research at the 7th annual Washington University Physics Research Symposium

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