Undergraduates
I know that matter can be converted into energy. Is it not possible, then, that energy can be converted into matter? If so, how?
Welcome to the Physics Illinois Grad Student Blog, which will provide information from the Grad Programs Office about academic deadlines, Grad College posts, fellowship and job opportunities, and other information you may find useful. Bookmark this site and return often to keep informed.
Recipients of Illinois Physics Grad Travel Awards for the "Summer" funding session are announced!
Information about the Principles of Flourescence Techniques short course at the Beckman Institute on June 4-6, 2012.
May 25 is the registration deadline for the 3rd annual Imaging at Illinois Conference at the Beckman Institute on June 1, which will highlight biological and computational imaging.
Information about a summer physics teaching position at Parkland College.
May 14 and June 25 are two very important dates for students planning a thesis defense in Summer 2012.
Reminder of the upcoming May 15 deadline for Illinois Physics Grad Travel applications for travel to summer workshops and conferences.
The four Spring 2012 Physics Careers Seminar presentations are now all available online.
Last chance to make summer appointments!
April 27 is the last day for graduate students to add themselves to the May graduation list via Student Self Service.
Prof. Sheldon Jacobsen (Computer Science) will give a presentation for graduate and undergraduate students considering an academic career, Tuesday, April 24, 5 p.m.
Kenyon College seeks a visiting assistant professor of Physics, for a one-year sabbatical replacement position, beginning in the fall of 2012.
The last Physics Careers seminar of the Spring semester will be Friday, April 27, on "The National Lab Perspective: A Tale of Two National Research Facilities"
3-day summer programs for non-MBA advanced degree students interested in an alternative career in management consulting.
Important Information on Summer 2012 Health Coverage for Graduate Students
Professor Ting Lu, a faculty member in the Dept. of Bioengineering and an affiliate in the Dept. of Physics, is looking for a physics graduate student.