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7.7.23

Li Yang named the Albert Gordon Hill professor of physics

Artist impression of activities in a Moon Base
7.7.23

Revisiting the Moon: the future of Artemis

Ryan Ogliore
6.7.23

Ogliore promoted with tenure

Students in caps and gowns walking through archway
6.1.23

Department of Physics 2023 awards & honors

Nicole Rodriguez
5.5.23

Nicole Rodriguez Cavero's project approved for funding by the John Templeton Foundation

An artist’s rendering of five planets orbiting TOI-1233, four of which were discovered using the Transiting Exoplanet Satellite Survey (TESS), an MIT-led NASA mission.
4.19.23

Physicist Daylan selected for NASA open-science effort

4.17.23

Jolliff shares next steps in returning people to the Moon
4.13.23

How to tame the endless infinities hiding in the heart of particle physics

Tansu Daylan
4.13.23

NASA Boosts Open Science through Innovative Training

Jeff Gillis-Davis with his award
4.13.23

Outstanding Faculty Award presented to Jeff Gillis-Davis

4.7.23

Dev promoted with tenure

3.9.23

Everything you want to know about spy balloons, or any balloon, in the sky

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