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| Congratulations |
| · Congratulations to Professor S. James Gates who was elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science <<more>> |
| In The News |
| · Dr. Gates appeared in the NOVA special about string theory "The Elegant Universe" <<more>> |
| · Professor Theodore Jacobson's quantum gravity work appeared in Nature and Science magazine <<more>> |
| · Professor Rabindra Mohapatra's work on mirror (parallel) universe has been recently discussed in two popular science books <<more>> |
| Recent Events |
| · Professor S. James Gates spoke at the opening of the new African Institute of Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) <<more>> |
| · Professor Glenn Mason gave a talk on solar eneretic particle acceleration and propagation at the ACE/RHESSI/WIND Workshop in Taos, New Mexico <<more>> |
| · Professor Ho Jung Paik gave an invited talk entitled "Probing Extra Dimensions With a Superconducting Differential Accelerometer" at the 6th International Conference on Gravitation and Astrophysics held in Seoul Korea <<more>> |
| · CMPS hosted its first annual Alumni Reunion, inviting alumni back to visit with old friends and check out what's new at Maryland <<more>> |
| · The Department of Physics thanked its hard-working staff at the fall Staff Appreciation Luncheon <<more>> |
| · The University of Maryland welcomed students, alumni and friends for Terps 'N Touchdowns Homecoming 2003 <<more>> |
| · The Materials Reserach Science & Engineering Center (MRSEC) hosted materials scientists from several African scientific research institutions <<more>> |
| · One Year later, Maryland Physics remembers Kurt Tassche, a talented electrician who died as a result of the physics building fire, through the dedication of a plaque in his name. <<more>> |
| · Professor Rabindra Mohapatra gave several talks on neutrino mass physics <<more>> |
| Up Next |
| · Professor James Yorke celebrates 40 years at the University of Maryland with a three part lecture series on current research of the applied nonlinear dynamics group here at UMD <<more>> |
| · Thanksgiving Holiday <<more>> |
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