Queen's 2015 Nobel Prize in PhysicsMalcolm Stott Teaching Award Winners for 2016-2017
At the graduate student reception on October 12th, the recipients of the Malcolm Stott Teaching Assistant Awards were announced!
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Cover from the American Journal of Physics
Cover from the American Journal of Physics, May 2021 edition. Click on the image to enlarge.
Dylan van Eeden
Dylan van Eeden
PhD Candidate
he/him
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
STI 261
Areas of Study
Condensed Matter Physics & Optics, Engineering and Applied Physics, Theoretical and Computational Physics
Supervisor: Prof. M. Dignam
2020 Canadian Science Fair Winners!
Thank you for all participants of the 2020 Canadian Online Science Fair!
Award winners:
1st Prize: Ashleigh C. (Grade 8) - "What's your measure: An automatic methadone pump"
2nd Prize: Faith L. (Grade 8) - "A study measuring how electronics and music affect the completion of school work."
3rd Prize: Chrisanne J. (Grade 7) - "Assessing the scientific nature of solid waste and its impact on human health and the environment."
Dominic Rochfort receives TA Excellence Award
Congratulations to Dominic Rochfort for receiving 2020 TA Excellence Award given by the ASUS (Arts & Science Undergraduate Society of Queen's University.
Queen's Indigenous engineering students in NASA rocket competition
Jeff McCaw, Maranda Cherry and Eric Birchall with their high-powered rocket. (Melanie Howard/Queens University)
Malcolm Stott Teaching Award Winners for 2019-2020
Dominic Rochfort (left) and Dhruv Bisaria
Dr. Peter Willis and Bioanalytical Chemistry on Mars
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Kyle Singer and Team Shine
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