At Wright State University, we strive to provide a friendly yet
challenging learning and research environment so that our students are
prepared to either take on employment or further their studies.
As an undergraduate student, you have a wide variety of programs from
straight physics to concentrations in computation and
education.
As a graduate student, you can choose between a Master's in Physics or a
Master's of Science in Teaching or an interdisciplinary PhD.
Our faculty not only teach but carry out pioneering research in a wide
variety of areas such as atmospheric science, biophysics, geophysics,
materials science, and nanotechnology.
There are 15 full-time and four research faculty.
This includes: an American Geophysical Union fellow,
an NSF CAREER recipient, an Ohio Board of Regents Teaching fellow,
and five female faculty.
Our programs are associated with the
Institute for the Development and Commercialization of
Advanced Sensor Technology (IDCAST), the Semiconductor Research Center at WSU
and the department houses the WeEXCEL center in science education.
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News
- Physics Seminar: Oct 2, 3-4PM, Rm 210 Fawcett
Length and extrinsic effects on single-walled carbon nanotube emission properties Dr.
- Dr. Kathy Koenig receives the Presidential Early Career Achievement Award.
- Carla Benton, a junior, has received a 2009
Presidential Commendation for Excellence in Co-curricular Activities.
- This Month in Physics: May 31, 1957
DeWitt’s Letter on Everett’s “Many Worlds” Theory
APS News 18 (5), 2 (2009)
- Semester Conversion Info
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