Sentences with phrase «physics undergraduates»

Examples include physics undergraduate course at Northeastern University and graduate courses at MIT.

In the beginning, Timbuktu Academy provided mentoring only for physics undergraduates and a handful of pre-college students, but with the help of additional funding from the Department of the Navy and the Office of Naval Research (ONR), in 1993 the academy added chemistry and engineering majors and 100 to 200 pre-college students.

In addition to Jorgensen, who holds a doctorate in molecular biology, founding members include science writer Daniel Grushkin; Sung Won Lim, a physics undergraduate; and Russell Durrett, who studies biotechnology and entrepreneurship at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

The move towards closure was initiated three years ago by transferring active research elsewhere and relegating the department to a «teaching unit» responsible for seeing the last of the physics undergraduates through their degrees.

With his partner David Burkhead, a physics undergraduate and fellow science - fiction writer, he has designed the SpaceCub, a rocketship named after the inexpensive and easy - to - fly American Piper Cub aeroplane.

This became apparent to me when I was having lunch one day with five physics undergraduates from a London college.

I was baffled — why would little versions of me (for I was a physics undergraduate over two decades ago) not accept manmade climate change when it was backed by overwhelming evidence and endorsed by the vast majority of climate experts, Nobel Laureates and even David Attenborough?