At a Glance: Today in the College of Science
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Congratulations:Physicist David Peak
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Longtime champion of undergraduate research, David Peak honored Nov. 19 in Washington, D.C. ceremony. Read more...
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Come One, Come All:Second Annual PhysicsDemonstration ShowThis Evening
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All are invited to the FREE Physics Demonstration Show this evening, Friday, Nov. 20, at 7 p.m. in the ESLC Auditorium. Read more...
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Back by Popular Demand:Science Council ReleasesFirst 2009-10 Issue ofThe Catalyst
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Student newsletter offers updates on College of Science events, job openings, club news, study tips and more. Read more...
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They're Ba-ack:Aggie Physicists' SpaceSamples Return to USU |
Experiment that flew on the International Space Station is back: USU physicists celebrate the return of a small package brimming with research potential. Read more...
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Where the Heat is:USU Geologists Receive$4.9M in Stimulus Funding
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John Shervais, Jim Evans to lead geothermal, carbon sequestration projects. Funding creates student research opportunities. Read more... Also reported in Twin Falls, Idaho's Times-News and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Undergrad ResearcherExplores the'Science of Learning'
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Freshman physics student Linsey Johnson, an Undergraduate Research Fellow and Honors student, creates hands-on science activities for kids. Read more...
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Calling All Water Rangers:
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Rob Davies, faculty member in the Physics Department, is coordinating Utah's Water Rangers program for the national Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS). Read more... and visit the Utah Water Rangers Web site.
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Happenings
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Nov 25, 2009
Thanksgiving Break (no classes)
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Nov 26 - Nov 27, 2009
Thanksgiving Holiday (no classes, university offices closed)
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