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Physics and Astronomy TNT Colloquium – Andrea Shindler

Phillips 383

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy TNT Colloquium Andrea Shindler, Michigan State University "Flowing the Electric Dipole Moment" The electric dipole moments (EDM) of the nucleon (neutron or proton) is a very sensitive probe of CP-violation. The current bound on the neutron … Read more

Women in Physics Research Symposium

Phillips 277

UNC-CH Women in Physics Research Symposium This semester, WiP will be hosting our Second Annual Women in Physics Research Symposium on April 16th from 4-6 PM in Phillips 277.  If you are unfamiliar with our symposium, it is an annual … Read more

Physics and Astronomy PhD Defense – Jamin Rager

Phillips 277

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy PhD Defense Jamin Rager "A Search for Bosonic Dark Matter with the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR" The motivation for dark matter comes from a range of indirect, observational evidence such as gravitational lensing and galactic rotation curves. As … Read more

Physics and Astronomy Colloquium – Christoph Baranec

Phillips 265 120 East Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill, NC

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy Colloquium Christoph Baranec, University of Hawaii "Advances in Adaptive Optics Technology at the University of Hawai`i" Since the 1990s, adaptive optics systems have opened up high acuity imaging of astronomical objects from the ground. In response … Read more

Physics and Astronomy Defense – Evan Nelsen

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UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy Defense Evan Nelsen "Atomic Force Microscopy with a Versatile Optics System for Applications in Biophysics" Cells possess the ability to sense their environment through mechanical means. These interactions include forces from and the extracellular matrix (ECM), … Read more

Physics and Astronomy Dissertation Defense – Dillon Morse

Phillips 277

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy Dissertation Defense Dillon Morse "Semi-Classical Backreaction of Quantum Scalar Fields on an Evolving Spacetime" The formalism required to extend quantum field theory to curved spacetimes has been studied extensively for the last 40 years. In all … Read more

Astronomy on Tap Triangle – Chris Richardson & Zach Nasipak

ASTRONOMY ON TAP TRIANGLE Dr. Chris Richardson, Elon University "Black Holes: Shedding Light on Eternal Darkness" Zach Nasipak, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill "Gravitational Waves and the New Era of Astronomy" Come on down for another Astronomy on … Read more

Spring 2019 Commencement Ceremony

Chapman 211

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy Commencement Ceremony The Physics and Astronomy Spring 2019 Commencement ceremony is scheduled for May 12th at 1PM in Chapman 211. This ceremony is honoring undergraduates and graduate students completing their degrees in Summer 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Summer … Read more

Physics and Astronomy Defense – Tom Gilliss

Phillips 277

UNC-CH Physics and Astronomy Defense Tom Gilliss "Modeling of the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR Background Data" Observation of neutrinoless double-beta decay (0nBB) would establish lepton number violation, constrain the absolute neutrino mass scale, and imply the Majorana nature of neutrinos. Germanium-based 0nBB … Read more