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STEM News Tip: SPS Virtual Colloquium

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Published: 11 August 2020
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This just in: The Society of Physics Students national office is launching a Virtual Colloquium series for the fall! 

The first colloquium will be held this week, at 3PM on Wednesday August 12. The speaker will be Dr. Renee Horton of NASA and the National Society of Black Physicists. Check out the SPS Twitter feed for details here! And follow SPS on twitter to hear about more upcoming events!

  1. Demonstration Highlight: Simple Harmonic Motion & Uniform Circular Motion
  2. STEM News Tip: Meteor Showers and Rain Showers
  3. STEM News Tip: Sonic Tourism
  4. Demonstration Highlight: Electromagnet
  5. STEM News Tip: Mars 2020 launches this week!
  6. STEM News Tip: Nova Reticuli 2020
  7. How many demonstrations?
  8. STEM News Tip: Solar Observer webcast this week!
  9. STEM News Tip: Children Learning About Gears
  10. Space News: The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
  11. Demo Highlight: Vector Addition
  12. Demonstration Highlight: The Pencil and Plywood Experiment
  13. Demo Highlight: The Ripple Tank and a Ripple Tank Simulator
  14. Demo Highlight: The Racing Balls in Slow Motion
  15. Happy birthday, Alexander Müller
  16. New Demonstration: The Paramagnetism of a Dysprosium Pendulum
  17. Welcome to Spring 2020
  18. Light Up the Night: Neon and "Neon" Lights
  19. A Heated Discussion In Class
  20. The Physics Soda Can Returns: Electrostatic Induction
  21. Physics Teatime 3: Do Not Try This At Home
  22. Introducing Our Newest Center of Mass Demonstration
  23. FLIGHT!
  24. Happy Birthday Carl Sagan
  25. Hot Air Balloon
  26. Upcoming Events at UMD Physics!
  27. Welcome to Fall 2019!
  28. Summer Hiatus
  29. Phun with Electrons: Particle or Wave?
  30. Physics Teatime 2: On The Making Of Tea
  31. On the Choosing of Demonstrations
  32. Teatime in Physics
  33. Happy Birthday to Émilie du Châtelet
  34. Seeing Sound: Vibrations on a Plate
  35. Women Nobel Laureates in Physics
  36. Coming Soon: Physics is Phun presents Induction and Deduction
  37. New Portable Ripple Tank
  38. Irene Joliot-Curie
  39. New Demos: Buoyancy and Electromagnetic Forces
  40. Falling into Free Fall
  41. Happy 100th Birthday Katherine Johnson!
  42. Demonstration Orders for the Fall Semester
  43. Welcome!

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