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3.30.18

Professor James Miller discusses constructing a class from curiosity to course listings ...

Martin Israel in his office
3.21.18

Congratulations to Professor Martin Israel the recipient of the 2018 Dean's Medal ...

3.19.18

Prof Li Yang has been selected into the list of the world’s most impactful scientific researchers by Clarivate Analytics (Web of Science) ...

3.9.18

Professor Erik Henriksen: New view on electron interactions in graphene ...

2.27.18

Brian Rauch has received continued support from NASA for particle astrophysics research with the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna.

2.14.18

Professor Kater Murch has been selected as 2018 Cottrell Scholar ...

12.1.17

Professor Willem Dickhoff ... Reaching for Neutron Stars ...

11.9.17

Professor Kater Murch and Rochester scientists discuss a bit of a quantum magic trick ...

10.17.17

Prof. Mikhail Tikhonov says Microbiology Needs More Math ...

10.6.17

Prof. James Buckley has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy in support of theoretical and experimental studies in particle physics and cosmology.

10.6.17

Prof. Kenneth F. Kelton has received a grant from the NSF for a research project titled Fundamental Investigations of Nucleation Processes in Silicate Liquids and Glasses with a Goal of Developing Predictive Models for Glass Formation and Crystallization.

10.6.17

Prof. Li Yang has received a grant from the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research for a research project titled Ferroelectricity, Multiferroics, and Enhanced Magnetoelectric Effect in Single-Atomic Layers.

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