A
Letter from the Chair
Chip Brock
Department
of Physics and Astronomy Chairperson
It
is my pleasure to invite you to the first in what we intend to be a regular
series of newsletters produced for alumni and friends of the Department
of Physics and Astronomy. My name is Chip Brock and I've been chairperson
of the Department for a bit more than five years. As you'll learn over
the next year or so, we've embarked on a number of exciting projects which
will continue to increase the quality and visibility of our research efforts
and significantly enhance the educational experiences which we offer to
our students. We have not done an acceptable job of keeping our extended
family up to date and I hope that you’ll appreciate our new efforts. [Continue]
Raymond
L. Brock
Chair, Department of Physics and Astronomy
Wolfgang
W. Bauer
Associate Chair for Undergradate Instruction
Phillip
M. Duxbury
Associate Chair for Graduate Instruction
Bernard
G. Pope
Associate Chair for Operations
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New
Building Being Constructed

With ground having been broken in February, construction
crews are hard at work building new facilities for the Physics and Astronomy
Department. [Article]
NSCL
Cyclotron upgrade commences:
Coupling the Cyclotrons
The NSCL
is now in the process of an upgrade which will dramatically increase its
capability by coupling the two existing superconducting cyclotrons (K500
and K1200) and by replacing the existing fragment separator (A1200) with
one of increased capacity (A1900). [Continue]
SOAR
Telescope Breaks Ground
The SOAR
telescope is closer to reality after groundbreaking and the start of site
preparation in Chile. [Continue]
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