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Mar 6, 2010 Hamsa Sridhar ’12 floats above the fray Math and physics concentrator, working in in the Capasso lab, gets her hands around quantum levitation (Crimson) Applied Physics,
Mar 3, 2010 Sorting device for biological reactions puts the power of a lab in a pocket Microfluidic technology increases efficiency, reduces costs, and could be a boon for synthetic biology Applied Physics,
Feb 15, 2010 Digging into diamonds, applied physicists advance quantum science Diamond nanowire device could lead to new class of diamond nanomaterials Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics,
Feb 13, 2010 Kit Parker receives New England Achievement Award, part of National Engineers Week Bioengineer and U.S. Army major honored for always putting his research team and fellow soldiers first Bioengineering, Applied Physics,
Jan 29, 2010 Using magnetic toys, researchers tease out structures of self-assembled clusters Less symmetrical and more complex patterns occur due to entropy Applied Physics, Applied Mathematics,
Jan 27, 2010 Lene Hau named DOD National Security Fellow Award from Department of Defense provides long-term financial support to conduct unclassified, basic research Applied Physics,
Jan 7, 2010 AHA notes work at SEAS among top research in 2009 American Heart Association highlights collaborative discovery from Kit Parker's Disease Biophysics Group Health / Medicine, Bioengineering, Applied Physics,
May 15, 2008 Undergraduates develop ‘dirt-powered’ microbial fuel cells to light Africa Innovation nets $200,000 prize from the World Bank’s Lighting Africa initiative Environment, Applied Physics,
