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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 the U-M campus as part of our Ta-You Wu lecture series.

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News & Features

ATLAS Provided the First Observation of the Triboson WWW Process

U-M ATLAS team consisting of Professor Junjie Zhu and work by U-M alums and current students integral to first triboson WWW production observation

Physics Collegiate Fellow Eric Spanton Talks ‘Weird Science’

For most people, electrons are probably not top of mind. For Collegiate Fellow Eric Spanton, they’re everywhere! Spanton talks about their research and the importance of science accessibility.

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Events

HEP-Astro Seminar | Galaxy-Galaxy Lensing and Lensing Ratios for Cosmological Analyses in the Dark Energy Survey

Judit Prat (University of Chicago)

4:00 PM
335 West Hall

Department Colloquium | Flat Bands, Topology, and Fractionalization - A New Pathway Towards Fractional Topological States

Kai Sun (U-M Physics)

4:00 PM
340 West Hall

Interdisciplinary QC/CM Seminar | Perfect Andreev Reflection Due to the Klein Paradox in a Topological Superconducting State

Ichiro Takeuchi (University of Maryland)

4:00 PM
1437 Mason Hall

Super-Chern-Simons spectra from Exceptional Field Theory

Oscar Valera (Utah State University)

3:00 PM
335 West Hall

HEP-Astro Seminar | Mu2e

Sophie Middleton (Caltech)

4:00 PM
335 West Hall

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This week's Physics Events

CM-AMO SEMINARS

DEPARTMENT COLLOQUIA

HEP-ASTRO SEMINARS

SATURDAY MORNING PHYSICS

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Saturday Morning Physics
Fall 2021 Schedule
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