Department of Physics and Astronomy professor Matt Craig gave a talk titled “Widgets and Astropy: Accomplishing Productive Research with Undergraduates” and organized the Astropy code sprint at the 14th Annual SciPy conference. SciPy is devoted to applications of the computer language python to a wide area of physical, social and data sciences.
Steve Lindaas, Physics and Astronomy, along with students Jared Saunders and Isaac Skalsky attended the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) summer conference last week. The conference was held at the University of Maryland.
It’s said that a picture can paint a thousand words, but can photographs alone be enough to show the economic impact the Kirkbride Building has had on the Fergus Falls community? That is the project Minnesota State University Moorhead professor Donald Clark is working on for his Hinge Artists Residency at the Kirkbride. The goal of his project is to […]
Do you want to know what is happening on campus this fall? Are you planning an event and want to make sure there aren’t other events happening? Well, you are in luck! Many folks representing multiple areas and departments on campus have come together to create a Fall 2015 event calendar. The calendar can be found at www.mnstate.edu/osa
MSUM alumna Margaret Olatunbosun’s post was featured on the Huffington Post’s website. 7 Mistakes Most New Graduates Make Once upon a time I wanted the whole world to be a fountain full of knowledge, a place where everyone can come have a drink whenever his or her well runs dry.