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Author: Stephanie Keating
Undergraduate student Gebremedhin Dagnew’s childhood tinkering habits ignited a deep desire to figure out what makes the universe tick.
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A clerical error led her to physics. Now she’s helping chart new territory in a world of possibility.
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At FemPhys mentoring night, the focus is on practical issues and big potential, whether or not students stick with academia.
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The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, and other telescopes around the world have pinpointed a source of high-energy…
A pulsar’s magnetosphere has been viewed in unprecedented detail, thanks to the tail of ionized gas from its companion star.
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