Nandini Trivedi, co-lead for IRG-1 and professor of theoretical physics, was recently awarded a 2015 Simons Fellowship for Theoretical Physics from the Simons Foundation. The Simons Fellows Programs in Mathematics and Theoretical Physics provide funds to faculty for up to a semester long research sabbatical. Such sabbaticals enable collaboration with scientists from other institutions and help make research goals a reality.
Category Archives: CEM Faculty
Andrew Heckler Awarded 2015 Impact Grant
Prof. Andrew Heckler, CEM Education and Outreach Director, has been selected as a recipient of the 2015 OSU Impact Grant from OSU Office of Distance Education and eLearning (ODEE). Prof. Heckler and his team will extend and improve an online platform that enables introductory physics students to practice fundamental mathematical skills.With 6,000 students piloting and ODEE support, the system will be extended to include additional materials, designed for a better user experience, integrated with other campus systems, and made fully accessible for students with disabilities.
The official announcement is here, and you can learn more about Impact Grants here.
Associate Director Jessica Winter Named 2014 AAAS Fellow
Six faculty among 2014 class of AAAS Fellows
CEM’s own associate director Jessica Winter is one of six Ohio State faculty members to be elected this year as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Election as a Fellow is an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers. Jessica will be welcomed in a ceremony at the AAAS annual meeting in San Jose, California, in February.
Read the full article here.
Prof. Jessica Winter speaks at TEDx Columbus
CEM Associate Director, Jessica Winter, speaks about using nanotechnology to cure cancer at the TEDx Columbus STEAM 2014 event. You can watch Prof. Winter speak here, her talk begins at 17:45.
CEM investigators awarded NSF grant to investigate 2D materials
The NSF recently announced the award of a grant to CEM investigators Prof. Josh Goldberger and Prof. Jos Heremans to study 2D materials. Congrats Josh and Jos!
More information about this award can be read on the NSF website.