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This Curvy Quantum Physics Discovery Could Revolutionize Our Understanding of Reality
A recent discovery in the field of quantum physics by researchers at Purdue University has opened the doorway to a whole new way of looking at our physical reality. According to the researchers involved, an all-new technique that can allow the creation of curved surfaces that behave like flat ones may completely revolutionize our understanding of curvature and distance, as well as our knowledge of quantum physics. The team is led by Dr. Qi Zhou, of Purdue Physics and Astronomy.
Gabor Csathy named Purdue Physics and Astronomy Department Head
On July 19, 2022, Dr. Patrick J. Wolfe, Frederick L. Hovde Dean of the College of Science, announced that Dr. Gabor A. Csathy is the new department head of the Purdue University Department of Physics and Astronomy. Csathy was the current interim department head since August of 2021 as well as professor of Physics and Astronomy.
Purdue University Assistant Professor Danny Milisavljevic on the new James Webb Space Telescope
NPR — Purdue University Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Danny Milisavljevic recently joined Lakeshore Public Radio’s Tom to discuss the new $10billion James Webb Space Telescope. Astronomers all over the world are giddy with excitement and are rushing to download images as they are engulfed by a whirlwind of possible discoveries.
Purdue professor to study images from new space telescope
INSIDE INDIANA BUSINESS — An assistant professor of physics and astronomy at Purdue University says the images released this week from the the James Webb Space Telescope represent a new era in space exploration. Danny Milisavljevic, is leading a team of dozens who will study images produced by the JWST, including the supernova Cassiopeia A.
Purdue scientists already compared the quality of the James Webb Space Telescope to Hubble, and the results are insane
WTHR — The JWST's first image revealed details of a faraway galaxy cluster. A Purdue astrophysicist slated to study images from the telescope said this is just the start.
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