Physics

Physics effort led by FIU professor earns national recognition
STEP UP, a partnership led by FIU professor Zahra Hazari, received Public Choice recognition at the 2021 National Science Foundation
FIU@Home: Discover the Super Flower Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse
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CASE Spring 2021 Real Triumphs Graduates
A diverse group of men and women in background, nationality, interests and ambitions, these individuals are shining examples of what
FIU@Home: Create a Paper Airplane
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Bugs, robots and brains
Walter Gonzalez didn’t have a lot of lasting friendships as a kid so he spent much of his time collecting

8 billion wobbling muons just put particle theory on notice

May 9, 2021

FIU alumnus was part of an international team of 160 physicists who worked on the groundbreaking Muon g-2 experiment.
New book on cancer research highlights discoveries by physicists

April 8, 2021

An FIU physicist has published a book on cancer research conducted by physicists that provides new information in the long-term battle against the […]
Cultural expectations may keep Western women from pursuing physics degrees

March 7, 2021

Western countries might have fewer women in pursuing physics degrees compared to Muslim-majority countries because of identity conflicts caused by […]
Postdoc program paves the way for up-and-coming researchers

December 21, 2020

FIU’s College of Arts, Sciences & Education program supports diverse postdoctoral scholars working and conducting research.
Student society of physics chapter receives recognition for its dedication, outreach

December 18, 2020

The FIU Society of Physics Students Chapter was recognized as an Outstanding Chapter for the eighth time in the last nine years.

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