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The Graduate Society of Physics Students is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Tea Time this year! It’s our hope that these events will provide an avenue for students and faculty to take[...]

 

 

In an effort to promote awareness about Physics among k12 students, UCF Physics Department is organizing a meeting with school teachers/coordinators. The meeting is in PSB 160/161, on November 2, Saturday, starting at 10 am.[...]

 

Hello all, Welcome back! This year the Women in Physics Society (WiP), formerly the Physics Women Society (PWS), will be holding monthly general meetings as well as monthly professional development workshops. We encourage ALL students[...]

 

 

 

The Graduate Society of Physics Students is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Tea Time this year! It’s our hope that these events will provide an avenue for students and faculty to take[...]

 

 

 

The Graduate Society of Physics Students is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Tea Time this year! It’s our hope that these events will provide an avenue for students and faculty to take[...]

The Graduate Student Center is putting on a Graduate Trivia Night November 19th from 5pm-7pm. The trivia event will include categories such as UCF Trivia, Movies & TV, World History/Geography, and more! Teams can be[...]

 

 

The UCF Biophysics Group is resuming its seminar series for the 2019-2020 academic year. The next seminar will be held on: Wed., November 20th, 12:30-1:30 pm Physical Sciences building, room 445 Dr. Kersten Schroeder, Burnett School of[...]

Participants must be currently enrolled UCF doctoral students who have entered candidacy and are actively engaged in dissertation research. Submission deadline is October 16th (see flyer). [pdf-embedder url=”https://sciences.ucf.edu/physics/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/10/Fall-2019-3MT-Flyer_Submission.pdf” title=”Fall 2019 3MT Flyer_Submission”]

 

Our Universe: What Do We Know and How Do We Know It? (Hint: You Can See A Lot By Looking!) Presented by Dr. MJ Soileau, University Distinguished Professor of Optics & Photonics, ECE & Physics,[...]

 

The Graduate Society of Physics Students is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Tea Time this year! It’s our hope that these events will provide an avenue for students and faculty to take[...]

 

 

Classes not held – Offices still open – Student Holiday Only

Classes not held – Offices still open – Student Holiday Only

 

The Graduate Society of Physics Students is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Tea Time this year! It’s our hope that these events will provide an avenue for students and faculty to take[...]