Graduates making an impact
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Graduates of undergraduate and graduate programs in the Department of Physics have had an impact not only on physics, but also on a wide range of other fields such as public policy, education, and medicine and the life sciences.
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Whether your gift is large or small, a gift to Cornell Physics gives the gift of science to countless individuals. Please take a moment to consider making a gift now.
Physics Events
Sep
25
Monday
04:00 PM
Department of Physics Colloquium - A.D. White Professor-at-Large Carl Wieman
Rockefeller Hall
201, Schwartz Auditorium
Sep
26
Tuesday
12:20 PM
LASSP & AEP Seminar by Xiaoliang Qi (Stanford University)
Clark Hall
700
Sep
26
Tuesday
04:00 PM
"Teaching & Learning Science in the 21st Century" - Carl Wieman (ADW Professor-at-Large)
Rockefeller Hall
201 Schwartz Auditorium
Sep
29
Friday
03:30 PM
Quantum Theory Seminar - Akshat Pandey (Stanford University)
Physical Sciences Building 403
Physical Sciences Building Rm 403
Sep
29
Friday
03:30 PM
Quantum Theory Seminar - Efekan Kökçü (North Carolina State University)
Physical Sciences Building 403
Physical Sciences Building Rm 403
Sep
29
Friday
03:30 PM
Quantum Theory Seminar - Nishad Maskara (Harvard University)
Clark Hall 701
Clark Hall, 701
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Seeking Alumni Profiles
Are you or do you know a former physics student doing something exciting or different with their physics training? We are looking for an interesting and diverse set of Cornell Physics Alumni to profile for a new project.
Please fill out this survey with a name, contact info, and a few words describing the path taken after a physics education. You can complete the survey multiple times to suggest as many people as you like, including yourself!
We aim to produce public-facing profiles of Cornell Physics Alumni to demonstrate the wide range of what it means to be a physicist. We hope to gather information here to create profiles representing an expansive collection of physics careers and a breadth of backgrounds and demographics.