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Physics professors "explode" the mysteries of "ghostlike" atoms

Samir Bali, professor of Physics, works with Imran Mirza, assistant professor of Physics, and groups of ºÚÁÏÉçÇøs in “the coldest spot in Ohio"  that can be used to build efficient nanomachines and help with quantum computing.

Bali, Mirza, and other physics faculty have recently won over $2.3M in funding from the National Science Foundation and the Defense Department for work in cutting-edge quantum technologies.

Other Faculty Accomplishments

From left to right: Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy, Kerry Hegarty, Lesley Knoll, Nicholas Money, TaraShea Nesbit

• Kerry Hegarty (Media, Journalism and Film), Nicholas Money (Biology; Individualized Studies), and Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy (Global and Intercultural Studies) all published new articles for The Conversation. Hegarty's piece , while Money . Godeanu-Kenworthy .
• Lesley Knoll (Biology)  with her Science article entitled, "."
• TaraShea Nesbit (English) was named the .