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Quantum thermo Group 2026

UA Researchers Earn Honors at Quantum Thermodynamics Workshop

John, Karen Edwards visit

UA Physics Alumnus John Edwards Creates Semiconductor Graduate Scholarship

UA Undergraduate Researcher, Ocean Valdez, Awarded Astrobiology Seed Grant

2026 Graduation Song Group Photo

UA Physics Celebrates the Class of 2026

Physics Student Noah Riego Recognized in UA Libraries Data Visualization Challenge

2026 Department Award winners

2026 Physics Staff and Faculty Awards

Congratulations to Prof. Mohammed Hassan: UA Distinguished Scholar Award!

Congratulations to Prof. Srin Manne: Gerald J. Swanson Award for Teaching Excellence

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Celebrating Undergraduate Excellence in Physics

Engel Group

Lucy Engel Undergraduate Research Symposium Showcases Student Excellence in 2026

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