Brock physicists publish in Nature: T.Farajollahpour, R.Ganesh, and K.V.Samokhin, “Light-induced charge and spin Hall currents in materials with C4K symmetry”, Nature – NPJ Quant. Mater.
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FIRST Tech Challenge Ontario Provincial Championship held at Brock!
FIRST Tech Challenge Ontario Provincial Championship hosted by Brock’s Faculty of Mathematics and Science (FMS) on Feb. 22 and 23, showcased Ontario’s top 36 robotics teams from grades 7 to 12 as they complete for a spot at the World Championship in Houston, TX. 2025.02
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Prof. Barak Shoshany presented an invited talk at Perimeter Institute
Professor Barak Shoshany presented an invited talk at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics on his Python package for tensor calculations in general relativity as well as his time travel paradox research. A recording is available.
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Professor Kirill Samokhin listed on Stanford University’s list of world’s top two per cent of scientists!
Professor Kirill Samokhin with the department of Physics at Brock University has been listed on Stanford University’s list of world’s top two per cent of scientists with the most citations over their career.
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Brock University’s Machine Shop awarded the Brock University Outstanding Team Service Award
Stephen Renda, Art Reimer, Mitch Sillaste and Nathan Hawkins of the Brock University Machine Shop have been recognized with the Brock University Outstanding Team Service Award for their outstanding contribution, beyond what is normally expected. They were selected for their commitment to enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of research and teaching activities across the University. Their commitment to excellence has been recognized by prestigious research facilities around the world, contributing to Brock’s research reputation.
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Phil Boseglav of Brock University’s Physics Department Awarded the President’s Distinguished Staff Service Award
Brock President Lesley Rigg honoured outstanding staff and employees on Thursday December 12th for the President’s Staff Recognition and Award Celebration held in Pond Inlet. Among those awards, was Phil Boseglav, a member of the Brock Physics Department. Phil was awarded with the President’s Distinguished Staff Service Award for Outstanding Contributions for their exemplary service and significant contributions to the working environment
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Physics Seminar – Professor Shohini Ghose on Preparing for Quantum 2.0
Please join us on Tuesday November 12th, 2024 in TH147 from 3:00-4:00pm for Professor Shohini Ghose’s seminar on Preparing for Quantum 2.0
Physics Department Seminar
Prof. Shohini Ghose
Wilfrid Laurier UniversityTuesday November 12th, 2024
3:00-4:00pm, Room: TH 147Preparing for Quantum 2.0
The first quantum revolution, powered by the development of lasers, electronics and atomic clocks, has transformed our modern technological society. Now, the rapid development of new quantum technologies such as quantum computers, sensors and communications networks, offers the promise of a second quantum revolution. This presentation will provide a tour of the emerging quantum technology landscape, explore potential applications of quantum technologies in healthcare, security, and other sectors, and discuss the impact of Quantum 2.0 on society. -
Ontario Investing More Than $200 Million in Post secondary Infrastructure
Whether a new component for science research or improved product design, students will soon have access to state of the art workshops, thanks to the Ontario Government’s $625,000 Training Equipment and Renewal Fund. We’re unpacking the boxes for our new Design Studio benefiting Physics, Engineering, and other Faculty of Math and Science students in creating their projects.Read more about this amazing opportunity at the link below.
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FIRST Tech Challenge Provincial Championship coming to Brock
Brock Physics is pleased to be an organizing partner in the FIRST Tech Challenge Provincial Championships. A new partnership between Brock and First Robotics Canada will see Brock host the championships for the next three years.
Provincial tech championships to connect robotics to ocean health
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Physics PhD and Master’s students presented their research through both poster and oral sessions at the FMS GRAD Conference.
The Graduate Math and Science students (GRAMSS) of the Faculty of Mathematics and Science (FMS) at Brock University have formed a vibrant society aimed at fostering inter-lab and interdepartmental collaboration through academic and social activities.
At this year’s FMS Grad Conference, held on September 28, 2024, our Physics PhD and Master’s students showcased their research through both poster and oral presentations. Notably, students from the Master of Science in Materials Physics (MSMP) program participated in the poster session, presenting some remarkable results and achievements.
This event highlighted the depth of research being conducted within FMS and the strong community spirit of our graduate students.
