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For Doc Brown, the “Future” Is in the Classroom

May 27, 2021

By Jackson Rudoff, CWRU (B.A. - Political Science and Cognitive Science | 2021) When you sit down for a conversation with Professor Robert “Doc” Brown, the first thing you’ll notice is how natural it feels. It can sometimes be difficult for students to muster up the courage to talk openly...

Prof. Giuseppe Strangi, 2021 OSA Fellow, Profiled by The Optical Society

May 11, 2021

Honored for contributions to the advancement of optical biosensors based on plasmon polaritons and for promoting connections between nanophotonics and life sciences, Giuseppe Strangi describes himself as a dreamer and free-thinker. Born, raised, and educated on Italy's southeastern coast, the region's rich multidisciplinary history has undoubtedly influenced his view...

Statement from the Department of Physics co-chairs on recent anti-Asian attacks

April 21, 2021

We condemn the increasing hate speech and attacks against those of Asian heritage here in the U.S., most recently the horrifying murders of eight people, six of them women of Asian descent, in Atlanta this past week. We denounce all forms of hate, bigotry and violence directed at any...

Data Science in Art: Discerning the Painter’s Hand

January 25, 2021

A recent Art | Sci update from the Office of the Dean highlights work that Ken Singer, Ambrose Swasey Professor of Physics, Michael Hinczewski, Warren E. Rupp Associate Professor of Physics, Ina Martin, Director of the MORE Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, and Elizabeth...

Don Schuele – In Memorium

January 25, 2021

Link to live stream: (link should appear on Jan. 6) https://www.schultemahonmurphy.com/live-stream/todays-live-stream DONALD EDWARD SCHUELE, age 86, passed away on December 19, 2020. In this most unfathomable year, after losing our mother, Clare, to a long-term illness in July, we lost our father, Don, to complications from COVID-19 just before Christmas....

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For Doc Brown, the “Future” Is in the Classroom

Prof. Giuseppe Strangi, 2021 OSA Fellow, Profiled by The Optical Society

Statement from the Department of Physics co-chairs on recent anti-Asian attacks

Data Science in Art: Discerning the Painter’s Hand

Don Schuele – In Memorium

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