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The Yale chapter of the Society of Physics Students is an undergraduate organization of physics students. We are a member organization of the American Institute of Physics (AIP). The Yale Chapter was founded in January 1998. Our activities center around the professional, the academic and the social. In addition to the biweekly pizza talks, our activities extend to movie nights and picnics on the last day of classes each year. Recently, we have been thinking about starting up a 'Physics On Wheels' program which will conduct physics demonstrations at local high schools.
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Howard L. Schultz and DeForest Pioneer Prize recipients for Yale College class of 2013Congratulations to Emma Alexander (SM 2013) Physics major, Ellen Klein (TC 2013) Physics (Int.) major, and Rachel Kurchin (PC 2013) Physics (Int.) major for winning the Howard L. Schultz Prize awarded by the Physics Department. Congratulations also go to Dominic Kwok (ES 2013) Physics (Int.) major and William Wilkin (DC 2013) Physics (Int.) major... |
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SPS Picnic: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 12:00 pm at Leitner Family Observatory (355 Prospect Street)Hey Physics Faculty and Students, it’s that Time of Year Again!! Time for:The AnnualSPS PicnicFriday, April 26th 201312:00pm to 1:30pmLeitner Family Observatory Join us for burgers, hot dogs and goodies celebrating the end of another academic year! Click Here to rsvp |
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SPS Talk: Professor Volker Werner, Yale University, "Facets and Evolution of WNSL's Nuclear Structure Program"Nuclear science in general relies on a solid knowledge of the structure of atomic nuclei. Nuclear structure is intimately related to the field of nuclear astrophysics. While nuclear structure data and theory is essential to gain better understanding of stellar processes and the abundances of elements and isotopes in the universe, astrophysical... |
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