Welcome to the Department of Physics & Engineering Physics
Learn about black holes, atmospheric phenomena, new materials,
quarks and gluons. Investigate such phenomena as the big bang, quantum
mechanical paradoxes and superconductivities. Experiment using
telescopes, satellites, radar, tokamaks, synchrotron and particle
accelerators. Conduct space weather observations and atmospheric ozone
monitoring. These opportunities and more are available to you when you
choose to major in Physics at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Recent News
Wilson Brenna receives Inaugural Boris Stoicheff Memorial Graduate Scholarship
posted May 10, 2012
Congratulations to our former Physics & Engineering Physics Graduate; Wilson Brenna
on receiving the Inaugural Boris Stoicheff Memorial Graduate Scholarship!
Wilson is currently attending the...
2012 CAP University Prize Exam
posted March 26, 2012
The 2012 CAP University Prize Exam was written by 88 students. Results sorted by score and divided into 4 equal groups based on the number of participants, which are referred to as...
New U of S research chairs explore resistant bacteria, MS, and better solar cells
posted March 14, 2012
Left to Right: Dean Chapman, Bogdan Popescu, Mirek Cygler, Alexander Moewes, Timothy Kelly (Liam Richards photos)
New U of S research chairs explore resistant bacteria,...
CAP-CAM 2011 -2nd place win to Paul Bazylewski
posted February 16, 2012
Congratulations to Paul Bazylewski on his 2nd place win at the CAP-CAM 2011 Conference Poster competition!
The name of Paul's poster was: "High Mobility Anthracene-based Organic Semiconductors:...
Upcoming Events
Tips for Safe Viewing of Solar Eclipse and Transit of Venus
(May 20, 2012)
International Summer Program & Workshops for Young Scientists
(June 18, 2012 - June 27, 2012)
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