181. Institute Of Physics Official site of the institute located in Petrodvorets with general and scientific information, also with personal pages. http://www.niif.spb.su/

182. Welcome To SINP MSU Official site of the institute located in Moscow, includes some information on scientific achievments of the institute, general information, staff and news. http://www.npi.msu.su/

183. Jobs At CERN And Recruitment Programs For Students, Fellows And Associates Human resources portal for CERN, the world's largest particle physics laboratory. (this replaces a broken link in the current category list) http://humanresources.web.cern.ch/humanresources/external/general/HN-recruitment

Human Resources External Pages CERN Home HR Home Search Sitemap ... Contact Us Welcome to the CERN Recruitment Service ! Are you interested in joining the World's leading laboratory for particle physics and working in an international, multicultural environment ? Special Programmes Trainees (France, Portugal and Spain), Programmes on Israeli funds, CERN-Asia programmes, European Community Fellowships , Austrian Doctoral studentships Marie-Curie Fellowships Early Stage Training at CERN Local Staff employment Emploi de Personnel Local Direct access to e-recruitment system (ERT) ... Printable Last modified Wed, 31 Aug 2005 HR Webmaster If you have any feedback regarding this page, please contact - Recruitment Service

184. Race Sim Central Forums - Racer Free Car Simulation Provides current news and discussion topics on Racer in general, tracks, physics, and cars. http://forum.rscnet.org/forumdisplay.php?f=111

185. Institute Of Physics Publishing Text, monographs and reference works for the physics community, popular science titles aimed at the general reader. http://bookmarkphysics.iop.org/

186. PSYCHE: Volume 2 And debate on physics and Mind in general http://psyche.cs.monash.edu.au/psyche-index-v2.html

Volume 2 Symposium on Roger Penrose's Shadows of the Mind Managing Editor: David Chalmers In his book Shadows of the Mind reply by Penrose Can Physics Provide a Theory of Consciousness? Bernard J. Baars Minds, Machines, and Mathematics David J. Chalmers Solomon Feferman Is Quantum Mechanics Relevant to Understanding Consciousness? Stanley Klein Between the Motion and the Act... Tim Maudlin Awareness and Understanding in Computer Programs John McCarthy Daryl McCullough [STAR] Penrose is Wrong Drew McDermott Roger Penrose's Gravitonic Brains Hans Moravec Beyond the Doubting of a Shadow Roger Penrose Symposium on Implicit Learning and Memory On the Neural Mechanisms of Sequence Learning Tim Curran Parallel Models of Serial Behaviour: Lashley Revisited Do Measures of Explicit Learning Actually Measure What is Being Learnt in the Serial Reaction Time Task? A Critique of Current Methods Measures of Awareness and of Sequence Knowledge The Death of Implicit Memory Symposium on Quantum Theory and Consciousness Managing Editor: Scott Hagan Recently considerable controversy has been generated in cognitive science and the broader community of researchers interested in the relation of mind and brain around the question of whether or not it is necessary to invoke quantum theory in addressing consciousness from a scientific perspective. The issue is complicated by the diversity of perspectives on both sides and a dearth of clear and concise formulations of the arguments, accessible to a wide range of disciplines. In the coming months PSYCHE will offer a cross-section of the current thought on the subject with the aim of fostering open, interdisciplinary dialogue and encouraging informed debate on the role, if any, that quantum mechanics should play in a fully elaborated theory of consciousness.

187. PC Gamer (PC) Review, by Daniel Morris There's just no getting over the iffy physics of the table and the general blahness of the whole package. Score 24% http://www.pcgamer.com/reviews/archives/review_2000-08-17ap.html

188. James A. Yorke Professor of mathematics and physics at the University of Maryland, U.S., known to the general public for coining the mathematical term of chaos in 1975. Includes publications and contact information. http://www-chaos.umd.edu/~yorke/

James A. Yorke Distinguished University Professor of Mathematics and Physics Institute for Physical Sciences and Technology (IPST) University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 A.B., Columbia University Ph.D., Mathematics, University of Maryland at College Park After Professor Yorke earned his bachelors degree from Columbia University in 1963, he came to the University of Maryland for graduate studies, in part because of interdisciplinary opportunities offered by the faculty of IPST. IPST is an Institute established in 1950 and committed to interdisciplinary research in the sciences. After receiving his doctoral degree in 1966 in Mathematics, Yorke stayed at the University as a member of IPST. Today he holds the title of Distinguished University Professor and also is a member of the Mathematics and Physics Departments. Professor Yorke's current research projects range from chaos theory and weather prediction and genome research to the population dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. He is perhaps best known to the general public for coining the mathematical term "chaos" with T.Y. Li in a 1975 paper entitled

189. Center For Applied Physics Studies general information, facilities and funding, research, faculty, staff and students. http://www.phys.latech.edu/official/research/caps.htm

190. Physics Department, Tufts University Offers undergraduate, master's, and PhD programs. Information about current research in high energy physics, condensed matter, general relativity and cosmology, astronomy and astrophysics, and biophysics. http://ase.tufts.edu/physics/

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191. ScienceDirect Info The search for supersymmetry probing physics beyond the standard model With the launch of the physics backfiles on ScienceDirect, breakthrough research http://www.info.sciencedirect.com/backfiles/collections/physics/index.shtml

Home Contact Us About Us Site Map ... Go To ScienceDirect var page = document.URL; Overview Backfiles Cell Press Books ... FEBS Letters Collection comprises: 70 journals Oldest title: back to 1951 Top titles: Physics Reports Surface Science Journal of Crystal Growth Solid State Communications ... List of titles (XLS) Fact sheet (PDF) Low Res High Res The core journals in this backfiles program have published ground-breaking research to progress the physical sciences, such as: Supersymmetry, supergravity and particle physics Nillis, H.P. Physics Reports The search for supersymmetry: probing physics beyond the standard model Haber, H.E., Kane, G.L. Physics Reports Plus Nobel prize winning articles by: Eugene Paul Wigner; The Nobel Prize in Physics

192. Physics And Astronomy Department (Bowdoin) The Department of physics and Astronomy is located on the third floor of the Searles Science Building. Our department office is Searles 319, and the email http://academic.bowdoin.edu/physics/

@import "/includes/global_new/base.css"; You may be using a browser that will cause viewing problems on our web site... please visit our browser upgrade page to learn more. Skip Navigation and go to content A-Z Index Directory ... Prospective Students Location: Bowdoin Academics Physics Physics and Astronomy Physics and Astronomy Courses Department Requirements Students ... Alumni/ae Department News Professor Develops Climate-Monitoring Equipment in Harvard Forest Battle's Science Article Cited as Widely Influential ... Thomas Baumgarte Awarded 2004 Guggenheim Fellowship Special Needs If you have a special need for a project be sure to check out the Machine Shop page. They can help you! Engineering Programs Check out Bowdoin's 3-2 programs with Columbia and Caltech The Department of Physics and Astronomy is located on the third floor of the Searles Science Building. Our department office is Searles 319, and the email address of our department coordinator, Dominica Lord-Wood, is dlord@bowdoin.edu . Please feel free to contact her with any questions you might have about the department. Contact Information Location: Searles Science Building, Room 319

193. Bates Physics And Astronomy Department The study of physics, generally regarded as the most fundamental of the sciences, Introductory courses in physics and astronomy are designed to give http://abacus.bates.edu/Faculty/Physics/

Welcome !! Fall 2003 NES/APS and NES/AAPT Joint Meeting For the latest on students courses research theses , and study abroad , click on ... Recent Department Highlights Physics Courses Astronomy Courses Engineering ... Alumni The study of physics, generally regarded as the most fundamental of the sciences, is an important part of a liberal education. Introductory courses in physics and astronomy are designed to give students a broad background in the fundamentals of the discipline, an introduction to the logic and philosophy of science, and insight into the understanding of and applications of contemporary physics and astrophysics. Advanced courses provide greater depth and sophistication as the student's background in physics and mathematics develops. Laboratory investigation, designed to accomodate the student's particular needs, provides direct experience of the central role research plays in the advancement of science. The Department's faculty and staff are located on the first and third floors of Carnegie Science Hall . The department's facilities also include the Stevens Observatory 0.3 meter telescope, the machine shop on the first floor, and the Ladd Planetarium on the first floor.

194. Wikipedia Talk:WikiProject Physics - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia During the big cleanup in May CategoryGeneral physics topics was Some time has passed, so I nominated CategoryGeneral physics topics for deletion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Physics

Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Physics From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Archived discussion at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Physics/Archive1 Contents Particle categories Particle template Composite particle Long philosophical quotes at Magnetic field ... edit Particle categories I am not sure what is to be done about the fact that there are so many ways to categorize elementary particles. In particular, a top quark could be listed as a quark , a fermion , and a subatomic particle , as well as under particle physics and Quantum chromodynamics . This is too many. What should be done? One possibility is that we get rid of categories like quark and fermion entirely, and just make sure each particle's relationship to those definitions is well-documented in Template:elementary . Any thoughts? SCZenz 00:01, 23 July 2005 (UTC) Templates suck (in my opinion) (for a large variety of reasons) (and this even seems to be a majority opinion). Categories are good. Naively, I'd say that Top quark should be in Category quark, which should be a subcat of category fermion, and a subcat of QCD. Cat fermion should be a subcat of category subatomic particles (and possibly a subcat of other cats as well, since fermions occur in solid state physics, not just particle physics). Top quark should not get a listing in fermion or qcd, since it already appears in the appropriate subcategory.

195. CSC Course material in computational physics in Finnish and Swedish CSC books relevant for physicists (mainly in Finnish) Multimedia material http://www.csc.fi/physics/

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196. Quiz Hub Quiz Hub is the fun userfriendly online interactive learning center. http://quizhub.com/

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197. PHY211: Laboratory PHY211 logo. Java Visualizations Used for Lab Introduction Units in Mechanics Plotting Graphs Adding and Subtracting Vectors Sliding Friction http://www.pa.uky.edu/~phy211/

Java Visualizations Used for Lab Introduction Units in Mechanics Plotting Graphs Adding and Subtracting Vectors ... The Kern-Sorokin Laboratory Manual Created, designed and compiled by Vladimir Sorokin Comments/Suggestions/Questions: vsoro00@pop.uky.edu

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