Physics at Oregon State University

The physics department is actively engaged in the following research areas: Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics, Computational Physics, Physics Education, Science Accessibility, Solid State Physics, and several multidisciplinary research projects.

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Date	Location	Type	Speaker	Title
Mon, 2009-11-23 16:00	Gilbert 324	Colloquium	Prof. Michael Bartl, University of Utah	Photonic Band Gap Crystals from Biological Structures
Mon, 2009-11-30 16:00	Weniger 153	Colloquium	Prof. Tom Plant, EECS, OSU	Nobel Prize in Physics: Charles K. Kao, Willard S. Boyle, and George E. Smith
Wed, 2009-12-02 16:00	Weniger 304	SSO Seminar	Masaaki Imamura, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Fukuoka, Japan	Magneto-optical properties of wider gap magnetic semiconductor ZnMnTe and ZnMnSe films

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2009 Nov 19	Some degree programs (majors and minors) at Oregon State University will be eliminated as a result of mandatory budget cuts. Engineering Physics is one of the programs. Students who currently have declared this major, either at Oregon State University or at a Community College, will be permitted to complete their degree. These students should continue to work with the Head Adviser in Engineering Physics to make sure that their program fulfills all degree requirements. New majors will not be admitted into the Engineering Physics program.
2009 Nov 19	Some degree programs (majors and minors) at Oregon State University will be eliminated as a result of mandatory budget cuts. Computational Physics is one of the programs. Students who currently have declared this major, either at Oregon State University or at a Community College, will be permitted to complete their degree. These students should continue to work with the Head Adviser in Computational Physics to make sure that their program fulfills all degree requirements. New majors will not be admitted into the Computational Physics program.

2009 Nov 19

Some degree programs (majors and minors) at Oregon State University will be eliminated as a result of mandatory budget cuts. Engineering Physics is one of the programs. Students who currently have declared this major, either at Oregon State University or at a Community College, will be permitted to complete their degree. These students should continue to work with the Head Adviser in Engineering Physics to make sure that their program fulfills all degree requirements. New majors will not be admitted into the Engineering Physics program.

2009 Nov 19

Some degree programs (majors and minors) at Oregon State University will be eliminated as a result of mandatory budget cuts. Computational Physics is one of the programs. Students who currently have declared this major, either at Oregon State University or at a Community College, will be permitted to complete their degree. These students should continue to work with the Head Adviser in Computational Physics to make sure that their program fulfills all degree requirements. New majors will not be admitted into the Computational Physics program.