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Nicholas E. Sherman wins the APS 2018 LeRoy Apker Award

Nick Sherman, B.S. in physics and applied mathematics, with a minor in computer science, UC Davis 2018, has won American Physical Society's 2018 LeRoy Apker Award.

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2019 APS CUWiP at UC Davis

Eleven sites across the US and one in Canada will host Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) in January 2019. The APS CUWiP at UC Davis will draw students from northern California and Nevada.

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Graduate Student Adam Rupe Developing Data Analytics Tools for Climate Science

UCD Physics graduate student Adam Rupe is spending time at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory developing data analytics tools for climate science.

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Reversing cause and effect is no trouble for quantum computers

Physical Review X has published an article by Professor Jim Crutchfield and his group on a novel view of the arrow of time.

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Quantum Physics, Mini Black Holes and the Multiverse

In this new book, authors John Terning (UC Davis Physics professor) along with L. William Poirier and Yasunori Nomura explore, explain and debunk common misconceptions about quantum physics, particle physics, space time and multiverse cosmology is this new book.

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Teal Pershing, UC Davis Graduate Student, receives award for oral presentation at the Nuclear Security Program Review event, UC Berkeley

Teal Pershing, UC Davis Graduate Student, receives award for oral presentation at the Nuclear Security Program Review event, UC Berkeley

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Modular Computing Architecture Costs Energy - Professor Jim Crutchfield to Publish Article in Physical Review X

Professor Jim Crutchfield and his group will publish an article in Physical Review X on a new, fundamental limit on the energy cost of computing.

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Leading Global Physicists Gather at UC Davis

Nearly 100 of the world’s top students in theoretical physics traveled to UC Davis in June for the week-long Amplitudes Summer School, devoted to the study of scattering amplitudes and related topics in physics.