Megan Masterson has been awarded a prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship.
She is one of thirty four academically outstanding US citizens selected for
the honor this year. A Mathematics and Physics and an Astronomy major at
CWRU, Megan plans to study Astrophysics at Cambridge.
More information here: First batch of the class of 2019...
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How do our cells communicate?
In order to function, the cells in our bodies need to coordinate and pass information, say, if we need a burst of energy to flee a threat. But, without eyes, ears, or even radios, how do they signal this information reliably?
“The...
Article | OPEN | Published: 21 September 2018
Sreekanth Perumbilavil,
Armando Piccardi,
Raouf Barboza,
Oleksandr Buchnev,
Martti Kauranen,
Giuseppe StrangiÂ
Gaetano Assanto
Random lasers are resonator-less light sources where feedback stems from recurrent scattering at the expense of spatial profile and directionality. Suitably-doped nematic liquid crystals can random lase when optically pumped near resonance(s); moreover, through molecular...
Physics' own, Professor Giuseppe Strangi, is Conference Chair of the "NanoPlasm2018" event. Â Researchers in the field of plasmonics and metamaterial gathered in Cetraro, Italy, to attend. Â This conference is annually held in the beautiful Grand Hotel San Michele. Â Cetraro is an ancient sea hamlet with a millennium-old history.
Topics included:...
Recordings of the lectures are now available.
Our friend and colleague Philip Taylor, Distinguished University Professor and Perkins Professor of Physics, celebrated his 80th birthday last year.
To mark the occasion and celebrate his career we organized a symposium on March 29, 2018 featuring lectures by Phil's colleagues past and present...