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FEB 01, 2017

Volume 50, Issue 4

SPS Observer Issue Winter 2017 (.pdf, 4 mb)
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If we want the best science, we can’t afford to exclude anyone. In this issue, you’ll read about a number of diversity-related issues in the physics community.

Issue Contents

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Sticking Together: The Value of Diversity and Inclusion in Physics
FEB 01, 2017
At PhysCon 2016, Deval Mehta, associate zone councilor representative ('15-'16), and Sally Dagher, Zone 7 associate zone councilor, introduce Bill DeGraffenreid, PhD, (not pictured) and Brad Conrad, PhD, (not pictured) during the closing workshop. Photos courtesy of the American Institute of Physics.
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Beauty in Inhomogeneity
FEB 01, 2017
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Seeking Unification: Advice for Promoting Diversity as a Department
FEB 01, 2017
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Understanding and Promoting Diversity and Inclusion in Physics
FEB 01, 2017
After speaking at an undergraduate research session in 2010, Dr. Rubin enjoys a meal and good fellowship with the SPS students in attendance. Photos courtesy of the American Institute of Physics.
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Honoring the Life of Vera Rubin
FEB 01, 2017
A perfect rainbow. Dorset, UK. Photo ©Kris Dutson. www.southernscenicphotography.co.uk
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Physics Puzzler: Chasing Rainbows, Part 1
FEB 01, 2017
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Physics Puzzler: A Physicist’s Best Friend: Fermi Questions
FEB 01, 2017
Some of the custom-printed components of the 3D printer.
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Creating a Creator: Using a 3D Printer to Build a 3D Printer from Scratch
FEB 01, 2017
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