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Congratulations to the Columbia Physics 2024 Blaer Award Winners!

Congratulations to the Columbia Physics 2024 Blaer Award Winners!

May 21, 2024

Congratulations to the Columbia Physics 2024 Blaer Award Winners!

Congratulations to the Columbia Physics 2024 Blaer Award Winners!

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October 16, 2026

There’s More to Fluids than Navier-Stokes

October 09, 2026

Professor Andrew Millis receives 2026 Larkin Senior Researcher Award

September 22, 2026

Professor Mike Tuts honored with Lifetime Achievement Award from US ATLAS

August 31, 2026

XENONnT: First Measurement of Low-Energy Solar Neutrinos Scattering off Electrons

August 14, 2026

Catching up with Kellett Fellow and soon-to-be Cambridge scholar Lindsay Koo

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