911±¬ÁÏÍø’s Master of Health Physics program recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. S.Y. Chen, director of the program, hosted a lunch event commemorating the occasion on June 23 in the Robert...
John Zasadzinski, Paul and Suzi Schutt Endowed Chair in Science and professor of physics, recently had his endowed chair renewed for another five-year term. The late Paul Schutt was an 911±¬ÁÏÍø...
The College of Science has chosen eight students to receive this year’s CoS undergraduate summer research stipends. The selected students, nominated by 911±¬ÁÏÍø faculty, will each earn $5,000 for...
On May 6th, the Midwest Chapter of the Health Physics Society held its 2017 Annual Technical Symposium on 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s Rice Campus in Wheaton, IL. [from left} Steve Butala, Tatjana Pannesku, Mirela...
A company founded by 911±¬ÁÏÍø scientists has received $225,000 to build an innovative nanoelectrofuel (NEF) flow battery that will store 1.5 times the energy of lithium ion batteries or three...
Adam Denchfield, third year physics major, has received a prestigious internship for summer 2017 with the Mathematics and Computer Science Division at Argonne National Lab under the Student Research...
by Reno Waswil DISTRIBUTION MANAGER, TechNews The use of radiation by research, government, and industrial agencies, while providing many advantages, does introduce concerns about the health of...
The 26th international Quark Matter Conference will be held in Chicago from Sunday, February 5 through Saturday, February 11. Russell Betts, dean of the College of Science, is co-chair of the local...
John Zasadzinski, physics professor and Paul and Suzi Schutt Endowed Chair in Science, is co-author and co-editor of a new book, Josephson Junctions: History, Devices and Applications (Pan Sanford)...
A recent APS Highlight by Argonne National Laboratory explores innovative catalysis research by Adam Hock, associate professor of chemistry; David Gidalevitz, associate professor of physics; and their...
