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Debenedetti to step down after 10 years as dean for research - Vimarsana News

Debenedetti to step down after 10 years as dean for research

Dean for Research Pablo Debenedetti will step down from his position as dean on June 30. He plans to take a sabbatical during the 2023-24 academic year and then retire from the University.

Seven with MIT ties receive awards from the American Physical Society - Vimarsana News

Seven with MIT ties receive awards from the American Physical Society

The American Physical Society recognized a number of MIT affiliates with honors and prizes for their contributions to physics. Honorees include Arup Chakraborty, Lina Necib, Ronald Fernando Garcia Ruiz, Yuan Cao, Alina Kononov, Elliott H. Lieb, and Haocun Yu.

Source: mit.edu
APS Announces Recipients of the Spring 2023 Prizes and Awards - Vimarsana News

APS Announces Recipients of the Spring 2023 Prizes and Awards

APS recognizes outstanding achievement in research, education, and public service.

Source: aps.org
Princeton scientists win major physics prizes - Vimarsana News

Princeton scientists win major physics prizes

The American Physical Society announced today that Pablo Debenedetti, Ali Yazdani, Frank Calaprice, Nathalie de Leon and Pierre-Thomas Brun have won major APS awards. The laureates will receive their awards and deliver lectures at a future APS meeting.

Stable Molecules React with Light Through Computer Simulations - Vimarsana News

Stable Molecules React with Light Through Computer Simulations

Researchers from Linköping University have used computer simulations to show how stable aromatic molecules can change when exposed to light. The findings could have long-term applications in a variety of industries, including molecular machinery, medicine, and solar energy storage.

Source: azom.com