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Alia Hamdan: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
Alia Hamdan: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
Alia Hamdan, Rochester Institute of Technology Topic: Pedagogical Subject of Current Interest
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Colloquium Series-The Exploration of the Pluto System and the Kuiper Belt
Colloquium Series-The Exploration of the Pluto System and the Kuiper Belt
Speaker, S. Alan Stern, Southwest Research Institute Abstract: New Horizons is NASA’s mission to explore Pluto, its system of satellites, and the Kuiper Belt. The $1B New Frontiers mission launched in 2006 and, following a 2007 Jupiter Gravity Assist flyby … Read more
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STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
Anyone interested in open discussions about STEM education issues over lunch this semester is welcome to attend these informal weekly meetings. Bring your own lunch or just come and join the conversation! If you are interested but not available at … Read more
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Astrophysics Journal Club
Astrophysics Journal Club
Join us for a weekly discussion of recent papers from the Astro-ph archive. Paper topics cover the full range of astronomy and astrophysics, selected by participant votes. Sign up at www.benty-fields.com (search for UNC Astrophysics) to vote and receive updates … Read more
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Lindsay House: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
Lindsay House: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
Lindsay House, University of Texas at Austin Topic: Pedagogical Subject of Current Interest
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John Hansen: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
John Hansen: Teaching Candidate’s Presentation and Discussion
John Hansen, Syracuse University Topic: Pedagogical Subject of Current Interest
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Colloquium Series-Evaluating and Supporting Lab Group Work
Colloquium Series-Evaluating and Supporting Lab Group Work
Speaker: Dr. Natasha Holmes, Cornell University Abstract: Group work is key to active learning in physics education and understanding how best to structure and support group work is an active area of physics education research. In this talk, I will … Read more
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Astrophysics Journal Club
Astrophysics Journal Club
Join us for a weekly discussion of recent papers from the Astro-ph archive. Paper topics cover the full range of astronomy and astrophysics, selected by participant votes. Sign up at www.benty-fields.com (search for UNC Astrophysics) to vote and receive updates … Read more
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STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
Anyone interested in open discussions about STEM education issues over lunch this semester is welcome to attend these informal weekly meetings. Bring your own lunch or just come and join the conversation! If you are interested but not available at … Read more
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Career workshop #3: Résumés and cover letters
Career workshop #3: Résumés and cover letters
For this workshop, Prof. Laurie McNeil recommends that you, “Bring an ad for a job you might imagine applying for!” This is the third in the series of workshops to help students and postdocs who plan to seek post-graduation employment. … Read more
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Colloquium Series-Dr. Antonella Palmese
Colloquium Series-Dr. Antonella Palmese
Speaker: Dr. Antonella Palmese, Carnegie Mellon University Title: Probing the Universe’s expansion with multi-messenger astronomy Abstract: Thanks to the synergies between gravitational wave (GW) experiments, such as LIGO/Virgo/KAGRA, and electromagnetic observations of transients and galaxies, a variety of novel cosmological … Read more
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Astrophysics Journal Club
Astrophysics Journal Club
Join us for a weekly discussion of recent papers from the Astro-ph archive. Paper topics cover the full range of astronomy and astrophysics, selected by participant votes. Sign up at www.benty-fields.com (search for UNC Astrophysics) to vote and receive updates … Read more
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STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
STEM Education Forum (Lunch Discussions)
Anyone interested in open discussions about STEM education issues over lunch this semester is welcome to attend these informal weekly meetings. Bring your own lunch or just come and join the conversation! If you are interested but not available at … Read more
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VisPhys! Workshop #1
VisPhys! Workshop #1
VisPhys is a hands-on physics experience where we challenge students to navigate complicated physics concepts through intuition rather than intimating mathematical expressions. These topics will involve special relativity, orbital mechanics, and more! This first workshop will have a focus on … Read more
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Colloquium Series-Dr. Todd Henry
Colloquium Series-Dr. Todd Henry
Speaker: Dr. Todd Henry, Georgia State University & RECONS Institute Title: Exploring 86% of the Star Systems in the Universe Abstract: Most of the stars in the Universe are smaller and cooler than our Sun. A full 86% of stars … Read more
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Astrophysics Journal Club
Astrophysics Journal Club
Join us for a weekly discussion of recent papers from the Astro-ph archive. Paper topics cover the full range of astronomy and astrophysics, selected by participant votes. Sign up at www.benty-fields.com (search for UNC Astrophysics) to vote and receive updates … Read more
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STEM Education Forum
STEM Education Forum
Anyone interested in open discussions about STEM education issues over lunch this semester is welcome to attend these informal weekly meetings. Bring your own lunch or just come and join the conversation! If you are interested but not available at … Read more
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Colloquium Series-Dr. Brooke Russell
Colloquium Series-Dr. Brooke Russell
Speaker: Dr. Brooke Russell, MIT Title: A Novel Pixel Technology to Enable Precision Oscillation Measurements at the Neutrino Frontier Abstract: Neutrinos are the most abundant massive particle in the universe. Although they are ubiquitous, much remains unknown about their underlying … Read more