MSUM Physics/Astronomy Seminar Series Presents: Molecular machines: a problem at the intersection of the sciences By: Ananda Shastri, Department of Physics and Astronomy- MSUM Friday, Jan. 31 3 p.m. 325 Hagen Hall The ability to build and control machines at the nanoscale—the distance scale of atoms and molecules–would dramatically change science, technology, and how we live.
Chemistry Club is hosting speaker Dr. Seth Rasmussen, Inorganic/Organic Materials Chemist, Chemical Historian, & Materials Researcher from NDSU, Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 6 p.m. in Science Lab 118. He will be discussing graduate school and chemistry related careers.
Anna Arnar, Department of Art & Design, presented a paper in early January at a conference sponsored by the College Book Arts Association in Salt Lake City, Utah. The paper titled “Obliterated, Looted, and Dispersed Print: Two Case Studies of Contemporary Bookworks from Documenta 13” represents research that she has done over the last two summers on the theme of […]
Some Dragons went out last night and captured a day-old Supernova! Dr. Juan Cabanela, Physics and Astronomy, and Physics majors Nathan Hiedt, Laura Herzog, Michael Meraz, and Beau Scheving went out to the Paul P. Feder Observatory on the evening of Jan. 22 to try to see if they could capture images of the new day-old supernova in the galaxy […]
Physics/Astronomy Seminar Series Presents: The Banach-Tarski Paradox – Can Matter Really be Doubled? By Adam M. Goyt Friday, Jan. 24 3 p.m. 325 Hagen Hall