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Physicists model an exotic phase of matter in an attempt to solve a decades-old debate
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Assistant Professor David Patterson is one of the Packard Foundation’s 2018 Fellows
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Physicists team with local startup bioProtonics to devise a technique to detect micron-level changes in bone composition
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Physics professor M. Cristina Marchetti receives the American Physical Society’s inaugural Leo P. Kadanoff Prize
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(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — There’s a big hole in our current understanding of what makes up the universe.
Condensed matter physicists take a step closer to building a graphene-based topological insulator
Physicists model an exotic phase of matter in an attempt to solve a decades-old debate
Assistant Professor David Patterson is one of the Packard Foundation’s 2018 Fellows
Physicists team with local startup bioProtonics to devise a technique to detect micron-level changes in bone composition
Physics professor M. Cristina Marchetti receives the American Physical Society’s inaugural Leo P. Kadanoff Prize
(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — There’s a big hole in our current understanding of what makes up the universe.
