After a three-year absence, the Festival of Science, Scholarship and Creativity made a triumphant return
Four Physics majors presented the results of their research at the 2022 Festival of Science, Scholarship and Creativity. Paul Grant '22 gave a talk about gravitational waves and Alex Gehl '22, Haille Perkins '22, and Ganesh Petterson '23 presented posters with their findings.
Searching for Gravitational Waves
Excited State FTIR Analysis of Heterobinuclear Light Absorbers
Observing with Galaxies Hosting Supernovae with the Green Bank Telescope
Examination of Hetero-binuclear Unit Samples with Raman Spectroscopy
Searching for Gravitational Waves
Excited State FTIR Analysis of Heterobinuclear Light Absorbers
Observing with Galaxies Hosting Supernovae with the Green Bank Telescope
Examination of Hetero-binuclear Unit Samples with Raman Spectroscopy
Searching for Gravitational Waves
Excited State FTIR Analysis of Heterobinuclear Light Absorbers
Observing with Galaxies Hosting Supernovae with the Green Bank Telescope
Examination of Hetero-binuclear Unit Samples with Raman Spectroscopy
Time Travel Through Ice: Dr. Rosales at USGS Ice Core Facility
Faculty and student attend meeting at Cornell University
During the fall of 2024, two students, Autumn Nealis ’25 and Sophia Roxo ’26, teamed up with Gallery Director Catherine Tedford and Curator of Special Collections Paul Doty to digitize and catalogue a...
