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Cushman and Liu groups help SuperCDMS to major milestone

School of Physics and Astronomy faculty members Priscilla Cushman and Yan Liu are part of a collaboration that successfully cooled the Super Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (SuperCDMS) experiment to
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Miller and Skinner receive prestigious NASA Future Investigator Fellowships

School of Physics and Astronomy graduate students John Miller Jr and Evan Skinner received highly competitive NASA Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST)
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Coughlin part of team that developed alert broker “Babamul” to help parse data from the LSST

Coughlin is part of a collaboration with Caltech to build a broker called Babamul, which can receive alerts from telescope surveys like Rubin Observatory and the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) to
Vlad Pribiag

Pribiag part of team tackling confirmation bias in condensed matter physics

Professor Vlad Pribiag, of the School of Physics and Astronomy, was part of a group of condensed matter physicists who recently demonstrated—through four case studies—how over-reliance on single
Michael Coughlin

Coughlin part of team that wins Scialog Award in early LSST research

This Scialog–short for science + dialog– is a “three-year initiative that aims to advance the foundational science needed to realize the full potential of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s upcoming
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School welcomes Professor Oskar Vafek

Meet Oskar Vafek, a new Professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy's Fine Theoretical Physics Institute.

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