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Physics News

News, events and happening from the Randolph College physics department.

Randolph College to Make First Appearance at the U.S.A. Science and Engineering Festival
National event in Washington, D.C. is designed to showcase science education
WDBJ7 Features Michael Shermer
Shermer was the keynote speaker for Randolph's 2012 Science Festival
2012 Science Festival Keynote Speaker Receives Media Coverage
Michael Shermer's demonstration to class featured on WSET
Physics Professor Katrin Schenk Publishes Paper in Journal
Physics Professor Katrin Schenk Invited to Speak at French Institute
Schenk will give talk on her research at the Institute Pasteur
Physics Professor Katrin Schenk and collaborators at Northwestern University and the University of Nebraska awarded CBITs pilot grant
Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
Society of Physics Students named an Outstanding Chapter by national office
Randolph Magazine: The Believing Brain
Founder of Skeptic magazine to headline 2012 Science Festival
Physics Faculty Chosen as Jurors for International Physics Competition
Peter Sheldon will serve as Head Juror while Tatiana Gilstrap will also serve as a juror.
Greater Lynchburg Community Trust Awards Randolph College a $2,000 Grant for Science Fest
The grant will fund a new poetry contest for K-12 students
Jim Kwon gives talk at international mHealth conference.
Sophomore presents research on using cell phones to measure gait speed.
Randolph College astronomy class conducts research at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Thawda Aung presents work at international mHealth Summit.
Junior working to build cell phone applications for weight loss and behavior modification.
Physics professor speaks at Big Ideas conference
Physics faculty presents electricity and lightning show to electrified audience
Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
Tatiana Gilstrap and James Keane have article published in Environmental Earth Sciences.
Professors discover magnetic rocks in nearby Bedford county.
Randolph College Professor Featured in News & Advance
Tatiana Gilstrap was profiled as the paper's Central Virginia Person this week
Physics Professor Katrin Schenk and student Zahra Adahman selected to give talk at international conference.

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