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Yale University makes a major commitment to quantum physics, engineering and materials. To build a competitive advantage in those areas, you must build the foundation first. #quantum #engineering #material #science #stem

Literacy: No end to Learning. Graduation: 2002 (Physics & Computer Science) Post Graduation: 2004 (Physics) Pre Doctoral: 2010 (Material Physics) Doctorate: 2017 (Material Physics) Post Doctorate D.Sc: 2019 (Material Physics) Post Doctoral Fellowship PDF: 2024 (Materials Engineering)

New assistant professor Denitsa Baykusheva to bridge the worlds of ultrafast physics and quantum mechanics. Excited to welcome ultrafast laser spectroscopy specialist Denitsa Baykusheva as one of the newest additions to our faculty. Denitsa aims to unify ultrafast physics and quantum mechanics by developing technology that explores the quantum-level interplay of light and matter. Reflecting ISTA's commitment to interdisciplinary work, her research spans physics, physical chemistry, and material science. 💬 "I envision building a team of up to ten highly motivated students and postdocs who are willing to take risks and perform very demanding research at the boundary of what is possible. The level of independence and technical support I receive at ISTA, as well as the solid representation of quantum physics in the campus community, are such that there are very few places like ISTA." – Denitsa Baykusheva Read more about her work here 🔗 https://bit.ly/3PWCxQd #ISTAustria #ISTAresearch #science #research #technology #BasicResearch #scientist #ScientistLife #campus #faculty #chemistry #physics #QuantumPhases #spectroscopy

If you're a physics student, you naturally spend most of your time on campus, surrounded by academics. So it's hard to even imagine what other careers are out there for people who studied physics. Because of this, we're always happy when we find profiles of physicists who went on to do other things, like this nice page put together by the American Physical Society. It highlights physicists who have undergrad, masters, and PhD degrees. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/gnFqdXvV #physicistsinthewild #careers #physics #phd

CONTENT ALERT 🚨‼️ This post may upset engineers and non-physicists alike. Please read carefully. 😉 A physicist claims: 'Engineers wouldn't have jobs if physicists hadn't discovered things first.' Akyana Britwum a quantum physics lecturer will agree with all physicists. Students in the field of biomedical physics like Nidal Nyarko Asinor has vivid points so as Prince Asare in Applied Mathematics also Ephraim Rodgers PRINCE EDISON Wilhelmina Jones Ofosu Emmanuel and Emmanuel Boahen in different fields of study in Physics at the Department of Physics, KNUST has points that are valid for this assumption. How accurate is this?🤷♀️ #shareyourwisdom #Physics #Engineering #Science #Debate Share your thoughts 💭

Admission Open-2024-2025 The Department of Physics, Faculty of Applied and Basic Sciences is offering M.Sc. Physics with specializations High Energy Physics, Applied and Industrial Physics, Electronics, Condensed Matter Physics, Nano-Technology and Industrial Project. #Admission #Physics #HighEnergyPhysics #AppliedandindustrialPhysics #Electronics #CondensedMatterPhysics #IndustrialProject

#QOTD: “Science will continue answering questions while sparking new ones in the process,” said A*STAR scholar Karthik Panicker 🔍 A recipient of the National Science Scholarship in 2023, Panicker is currently pursuing his PhD in Quantum Computing at the University of Toronto 🇨🇦, where he is designing quantum circuits to simulate the complexities of chemical reactions. In this interview with A*STAR Research, Panicker talks at length about his journey into quantum computing—citing the influence of mentors like Victor Leong, who introduced him to quantum optics during his research assistantship at the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE). “[That] was my first hands-on research experience in quantum physics, and I got to explore and discuss new ideas in and around the subfield,” he recalled. “These insightful discussions helped me discover my true interest in quantum computing for chemistry, bringing my research full circle.” Full interview linked below ⬇️ --- #scicomm #science #technology #STEM #research #innovation #ASTAR #quantumcomputing #chemistry #physics #scholar #Singapore

For any Physics teachers, Science Coordinators or Principals out there worried about Q34 from last year's exam, here's my take on it and how we can use it as a learning opportunity, the aspects to avoid, and also the advanced theory behind orbital transfers https://lnkd.in/g2rXx_Et

Dive into the fascinating world of physics with a Quantum Design PPMS® VersaLab® education module focused on measuring the Hall effect of germanium (Ge) and determining the carrier concentration (and type) as a function of temperature. 🔍 Student learning outcomes include: • basic aspects of sample handling with silver paint • technical aspects of performing small signal transport measurements • fundamental techniques in electronic transport characterization of materials It’s time to put theory into practice by providing hands-on experience with real experimental, industry-standard setups. Discover more at https://lnkd.in/g66VSj4d. #DTLexperiments #STEMeducation #physicseducation #educationtechnology #physics #STEM #materialsscience

ATOMIZER IS A MISNOMER. But a nice way to say that the oil drops are really small. Note also that the X-ray source should be at a point equal or higher that the microscope. If you look around for the experiment, you will notice variants in the diagrams that show some changes in the expression of the setup. One version seems to confuse « light » sources. Because there are two distinct ones: one for the X-rays (to ionize), one for the visible light (to better see the droplets). Thanks Mark for the post, a reminder of a wonderful experiment.