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New Physics for Life Sciences Course Sequence Find information on PHYSICS 150 and PHYSICS 250 by clicking the link above. These new courses can be used to complete the physics and interdisciplinary physics major.

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Pushing boundaries: Nobel prize winner on science literacy and lasers Nobelist Donna Strickland visited U-M campus recently as part of the Ta-You Wu lecture series.

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Celebrating our 2021 Graduate Awardees!

Congratulations to all of our departmental award winners!

An Inconstant Hubble Constant? U-M Research Suggests Fix to Cosmological Cornerstone

An international team including U-M physicist Enrico Ranaldi analyzed a database of 1,000+ supernovae explosions, supporting the idea that the Hubble constant might not actually be constant. Instead, it may change based on the expansion of the universe.

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