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2025 Physics End-of-Year Banquet hosted by DSC (Department School Council) of the Physics Department at �� University

Physics Banquet Awards

Date Published: May 05, 2025

Faculty winners were announced at the annual physics banquet organized by the physics and engineering physics undergraduate students.

An artist’s impression of a young star surrounded by a protoplanetary disc in which planets are forming. Image credit: ESO/L. Calçada

Prof. Sadavoy wins Early Researcher Award

Date Published: May 02, 2025

Prof. Sarah Sadavoy wins Early Researcher Award for cutting edge research.

The appearance of green flashing curved lights above a polymer p-n junction. The dark region is the polymer, with the negative side on the bottom and the positive side above. The crooked orange line represents electrical treeing. The curved green flashes represent a new discovery; they are caused by electrons interacting with a gas produced by a deteriorating polymer surface.

Luminescent polymers as strong emitters of free electrons and a new source of light

Date Published: Apr 28, 2025

Dongze Wang and Prof. Gao publish their interesting lab findings in the prestigious Physical Review Letters and is an Editor's Suggestion.

Term Adjunct Positions for 2025-2026 Academic Year

Date Published: Apr 28, 2025

Seeking term adjuncts for 5 courses.

Physics professors Nahee Park and Kristine Spekkens from the Physics department at �� University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Fostering Diversity and Inclusion in Physics

Date Published: Apr 23, 2025

Professors Park and Spekkens address gender gaps in physics and the goals to encourage and support women and gender minorities in the field in this year's WIPC+2025 conference. Conference is hosted at �� from July 22 - July 25.

2025 Science Rendezvous Kingston

Date Published: Apr 16, 2025

Planned for another exciting year for the Kingston community, come and Discover the Wonder of Science with local STEM experts and �� researchers. On May 10 from 10am - 3pm.