Recent news items from the WFU Physics home page:

• April, 2007: Kim-Shapiro Wins Prestigious NIH Merit Award
• April, 2007: Martin Guthold Promoted to Associate Professor.
• Mar., 2007: Physics Major Patrick Nelli is awarded a scholarship by the Barry M. Goldwater Foundation
• Jan., 2007: Prize winning physicist David Vanderbilt gave Physics Colloquium
• Sept., 2006: Blood clot research by Guthold and colleagues published in Science
• Sept., 2006: Physics Fall Picnic
• June, 2006: Daniel Kim-Shapiro interviewed on WFDD Voices and Viewpoints
• June, 2006: 7th International Conference on Excitonic Processes in Condensed Matter
• April, 2006: Recognition of our Administrative Professionals
• March, 2006: Graduate Student Research Day
• March, 2006: Fetrow and John win Teaching Innovation Award
• February, 2006: Greg Cook wins Excellence in Research Award
• November, 2005: Breakthrough in organic photovoltaics
• November, 2005: Letter to Wall Street Journal regarding Intelligent Design article
• October, 2005: Project Pumpkin Mad Scientists
• September, 2005: Physics homecoming reception
• September, 2005: Homecoming announcement
• September, 2005: Fall Department Picnic
• May, 2005: Reception for Graduates
• April, 2005: Daniel Thomason wins Ledford Scholarship
• April, 2005: WFU welcomes 8th Eastern Gravity Conference
• March, 2005: Greg Cook Awarded Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Fellowship
• February, 2005: Martin Guthold wins Reid-Doyle Prize for Excellence in Teaching
• October, 2004: Judy Swicegood named WFU Employee of the Year
• October, 2004: 2004 Nobel in Physics announced for explaining strong force
• October, 2004: Department Photo
• September, 2004: Carroll Co-organizer of MRS Nanotube Symposium
• September, 2004: Department invites applications for Ledford Scholarship
• August, 2004: New Generation of Physicists
• August, 2004: Cable elected PIRA VP
• August, 2004: Welcome Back!
• August, 2004: Welcome, Lucasz Turski
• July, 2004: George Holzwarth retirement celebration
• July, 2004: Ben Harrison wins ACS Fellowship
• June, 2004: Welcome, Jiwen Liu
• May, 2004: Reception for Graduates
• May, 2004: WFU Outstanding Doctoral Student
• March, 2004: Spring 2004 department photo
• March, 2004: Welcome, Jed Macosko
• February, 2004: One-Dimensional Metals -- new book by Dave Carroll
• November, 2003: New York Times Cites Department Research
• October, 2003: Mad scientists help host Project Pumpkin
• September, 2003: Nobel Prize in Physics announced for superconductivity and superfluidity
• September, 2003: Physicist wins Nobel in Medicine
• September, 2003: New Baby Guthold
• August, 2003: New Faces
• April, 2003: Graduate Research Day
• March, 2003: Welcome, Jacque Fetrow!
• March, 2003: Students and faculty present papers at national meetings
• December, 2002: Holiday party
• October, 2002: Homecoming reception
• September, 2002: New Physicist Ian Thomas Hirsch
• August, 2002: Welcoming Tea.
• May, 2002: Physics department spring photo.
• April, 2002: Physics Awards and Honors: Sigma Pi Sigma, Speas, Outstanding TA.
• April, 2002: John Wilkinson and Gang Xiong win Richter Awards.
• March, 2002: Faculty and Students attend APS March Meeting in Indianapolis.
• February, 2002: WFU physicists attend Biophysical Society Meeting in San Francisco.
• February, 2002: Daniel Kim-Shapiro wins Excellence in Research award.
• October, 2001: Students conduct research at NHMFL.
• October, 2001: Homecoming
• October, 2001: 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for Bose-Einstein Condensation. (Local note: Neil Claussen, '96, works with Cornell and Wieman on this problem.)
• September, 2001: University Open House
• August, 2001: Welcome back!
• July, 2001: Pizza at the Holwarth's.
• May, 2001: Howard Shields retires.
• April, 2001: Department honors administrative coordinator Judy Swicegood.
• April, 2001: Graduate research day.
• March, 2001: Physics welcomes Martin Guthold to faculty.
• February, 2001: Yip and Yue-Ling in WOWF.
• January, 2001: New physicists! (New babies.)
• December, 2000: Judy hosts the department for a holiday dinner and party.
• November, 2000: Welcome, Sebahattin Tüzemen, Visiting Fulbright Scholar
• November, 2000: International Who's Who publishes article by Judy Swicegood.
• October, 2000: Nobel Prize in Physics
• October, 2000: License tag spotting: DemoLady.
• September, 2000: Wave studies before seminar led by Ben Alston.
• September, 2000: Fall seminars begin
• July, 2000: Pizza! Pizza!
• July, 2000: Judy Swicegood admitted to Who's Who in Office Management
• May, 2000: Yip and Yue-ling win citzenship
• May, 2000: Awards Ceremony and Sigma Pi Sigma induction
• April, 2000: Wake Forest welcomes Jeremy Qualls.
• March, 2000: Physics major Jacob Klein and teammates win COMAP competition
• December, 1999: Holiday '99 party highlights
• December, 1999: Einstein chosen Time Magazine Person of the Century.
• November, 1999: SP2 arrives.
• October, 1999: Deborah Waldron wins teaching award.
• October, 1999: Celebrating 10 years in Olin Physical Laboratory
• August, 1999: Summer '99 Ph.D.'s.
• May, 1999: Jack Williams retires.

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