American Physical Society

Week 4: Projectile Duck Motion, Amongst Other Things

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Isabel Binamira

A busy week at the office and a packed Fourth of July weekend.

Week 3: Baseball, Brexit, and Bylines

Monday, June 27, 2016

Isabel Binamira

In which I hold out for a role in the next big blockbuster comedy.

Week 2: Tachyon Snafu

Monday, June 20, 2016

Isabel Binamira

Theoretical particles that move faster than the speed of light, and pandas that don't.

Week 1: Two whales’ lengths worth of M&M’s*

Monday, June 13, 2016

Isabel Binamira

A summary of my first week and a brief exploration into the relationship between whales and M&M's.

Isabel Binamira

APS Public Outreach Intern

An Experience Catered to Undergraduates

Hannah Hamilton

Abilene Christian University

Show & Tell in Sunny Cali

Olivia A. Krohn

California State University-Fresno

First Time Flier Goes to San Antonio

Evan van de Wall

Ithaca College

Discovery and Surprises at APS: An undergraduate perspective

Emily Perkins-Harbin

Kettering University A-Section

Final Reflections: Physics to Engineering, making the leap

Thursday, September 10, 2015

Amandeep Gill

I am all settled in San Jose, California now, my first semester as an Aerospace Engineering grad student at San Jose State is well underway. As a physics undergrad turned engineering grad, I was worried about leaving physics behind and not being involved in the physics world anymore.

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