November 2019

Prof. Freericks selected for the Slater Lecture Series of the Quantum Theory Project at the University of Florida: Professor Freericks was selected as the 2019 Slater Lecturer, a recognition given to a leading researcher every few years as part of the Quantum Theory Project. He will give three lectures at UF from October 22-24 on quantum biology, operator mechanics (a new form of quantum mechanics), and how to use quantum computers to solve problems in many-body physics. More Info...

NOVEMBER COLLOQUIA

Physics Colloquia

November 5: Prof. Alexander J. van der Horst (The George Washington University) - Probing the Most Extreme Cosmic Explosions. More Info...

November 12: Prof. Douglas J. Jerolmack (University of Pennsylvania) - Viewing Earth's surface as a soft matter landscape. More Info...

November 19: Prof. Alex Levine (University of California, Los Angeles) - Exploring soft low-dimensional structures in the cell: Fluctuations, mechanics, and geometry. More Info...

Important Dates

November 5: Spring 2020 Registration Opens for Graduate Students

November 11: Spring 2020 Registration Opens for Undergraduate Seniors

November 12: Spring 2020 Registration Opens for Undergraduate Juniors

November 13: Spring 2020 Registration Opens for Undergraduate Sophomores

November 14: Spring 2020 Registration Opens for Undergraduate First Years

November 21: Last day to withdraw from courses

Department Events

November 28 & 29: Thanksgiving Holiday, Physics Main Office Closed

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