Dr. Elizabeth Mayo
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Contact Information:
Department of PhysicsWhite Hall
Box 6315
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV
26506-6315
Phone: (304) 293-3422
Fax: (304) 293-5732
Email: physics@wvu.edu
The faculty of the department of physics are committed to providing a complete educational environment for undergraduate and graduate students that includes both cutting-edge research and outstanding teaching. The essential element of physics study is the development of analytical skills that serve our graduates throughout their entire professional career. WVU will promote these goals by relocating the Department of Physics to a state-of-the-art research facility.
Physics News
A Department in Motion: An article in the Dominion Post describes the department’s transition from Hodges to White Hall.
Solid State Physics Video Assignment: Quantum Dots.
New Graduate Student Award: Dr. Mohindar Seehra has created a research award for Physics graduate students.
Mark Koepke has been elected by the American Physical Society Division of Plasma Physics as the division’s next vice-president beginning Nov. 18, chair-elect in 2012-2013, and chair in 2013-2014.
On the Move: Researchers and movers have begun relocating laboratories to White Hall.
First Event: The Careers for Physicists Program is held in the new White Hall Auditorium.
Good Fellow: Earl Scime becomes Fellow of the American Physical Society.
Nobel Mention: accelerating universe expansion is awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics; see the press release.
White Hall Milestone: our new building was switched to the permanent power system bringing us closer to occupancy later in the fall.
Wise Awards: Prof. Micky Holcomb and graduate student Kylee Underwood win WiSE Awards.
Four Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Condensed Matter Physics.
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