A humble droplet can be an immensely useful tool for a number of fields, from medicine to manufacturing. Controlling the size of the droplet, though, is an important — and...
In a new Comment in Nature Physics, Assistant Professor of Physics Chiara Mingarelli dives into the Nobel Prize nomination archives to understand how scientific recognition...
Chiara Mingarelli, assistant professor of physics, was recently invited to be a guest of honor at one of 28 dinners held as part of a celebration marking the 31st anniversary...
On March 6, Andrew Tamis successfully defended the thesis “Measurement of Energy Correlators Within Jets at STAR” (advisor: Helen Caines).
Tamis explained, “My...
On March 3, Benjamin Siegel successfully defended the thesis “Arrays of Optomechanically Levitated Microspheres” (advisor: David Moore).
Siegel explained, “In...
