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From whale tails to climate change, a story of minimally invasive research providing data in the polar regions

Mathematicians and astronomers have been working on this problem for centuries

Megan Squire shares her experience as a computer scientist inside the tech industry

Sand can sing, whistle, squeak and bark when stepped on.

Hosted weekly by the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Physics & Astro Tea promises engaging discussions, thought-provoking ideas and a delightful spread of refreshments.

Antara Basu-Zych shared the story of her professional career from student to scientist at the Department of Physics and Astronomy's weekly Physics & Astro Tea.

Guest speaker Tyler Kowaleski describes particle physics work done at TUNL

Alexander Marshall, a graduate student from UNC-Chapel Hill shared research with student and faculty during the weekly Physics & Astro Tea event.

New faculty member describes his work studying structures in the universe

Open to all students, faculty and staff, Physics and Astro Tea is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow physics aficionados in a relaxed and informal setting.