Upcoming Events

Nov 16

School of Physics Fall Colloquium Series- Dr. Dan Stamper-Kurn(Berkeley)

Dr. Dan Stamper-Kurn(Berkeley) Observing a mesoscopic quantum system made of atoms and light

Nov 19

Aradhya Rajanala - QBioS Thesis Defense

MODELING OF EMERGENT BEHAVIORS IN BIOLOGICAL NONEQUILIBRIUM COLLECTIVES

Nov 19

Physics Quantum Science & Engineering Seminar | Title: End-to-End Quantum PDE Algorithms for Direct Observable Estimation | Speaker: Dr. Xiantao Li (Pennsylvania State University)

Physics Quantum Science & Engineering Seminar | Title: End-to-End Quantum PDE Algorithms for Direct Observable Estimation | Speaker: Dr. Xiantao Li (Pennsylvania State University)

Nov 19

Observatory Public Night

On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.

Nov 20

NEUTRINO Seminar Series | Erin H Yandel | Los Alamo National Laboratory (LANL) | Host Dr. Afroditi Papadopoulou

NEUTRINO Seminar Series | Erin H Yandel | Los Alamo National Laboratory (LANL) | Host Dr. Afroditi Papadopoulou

Nov 30

School of Physics Fall Colloquium Series- Dr. Suri Vaikuntanathan(UChicago)

Dr. Dr. Suri Vaikuntanathan(UChicago) Flexible computation, learning and generalization with chemical neuromodulators

Jan 14

Observatory Public Night

On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.

Feb 25

Observatory Public Night

On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.

Mar 18

Observatory Public Night

On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.

Apr 15

Observatory Public Night

On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.