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View from XL-Calibur
7.19.23

XL-Calibur telescope to fly again in 2024

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7.18.23

Physics Newsletter - Summer 2023

This superconducting qubit wafer was fabricated through the Superconducting Qubits at Lincoln Laboratory (SQUILL) Foundry, which is expanding access to quantum research by fabricating quantum circuits for U.S. research organizations. Photo: Nicole Fandel
7.13.23

Superconducting qubit foundry accelerates progress in quantum research

Alex Chen
7.11.23

Chen has joined the tenure track

Kater Murch
7.7.23

Kater Murch named the Charles M. Hohenberg professor of physics

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

6.13.23

Glitches in the matrix
Ryan Ogliore
6.7.23

Ogliore promoted with tenure

6.5.23

Masters of perception
6.5.23

Ran wins NSF CAREER award
Students in caps and gowns walking through archway
6.1.23

Department of Physics 2023 awards & honors

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