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Society of Physics Students Events:

Fridays at DSC 170, 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

Physics and Pizza

(Informal Physics Presentations: REUs, course projects, senior thesis drafts, journal club)

Aug. 30

"The Standard Model, Neutrinos, and IsoDAR",

Joe Smolsky (Particle Physics)

Sep. 3

"Designing Magnetic Nanomaterials for Applications in Therapeutics and Diagnostics",

Dr. Ryan Riskowski (Biomedical Physics)

Sep. 20

Meet Nobel Prize Winner Carl Weiman – “Bose-Einstein Condensates”, STEM-TRAIL (Physics Education)

Oct. 4

"Time Analysis of Radiochromic Film”, Ellie Brown (Biomedical Physics)

Oct. 18

"Order and Disorder", Jim Al-Khalili (Documentary, Statistical Mechanics)

Nov. 1

"The Physics of Renewable Energy”,

Jack Zoucha (General Physics/Engineering)

Nov. 18

SPS Annual R.E.U. Workshop, with advice from UNO Writing Center, professors, and former participants.

Dec. 6

To Jupiter’s Asteroids and Beyond: From Design to Deployment”,

Zuni Cardona (Astrophysics/Engineering)

Department Events:

(Students –Faculty Retreat, REU and Grad School applications, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Chinese Year … celebrations)

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