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MIT PhysGAAP: Here to help with your physics graduate school application

MIT PhysGAAP: Here to help with your physics graduate school application

by Lisa Drummond | Oct 11, 2022 | Applications, Career Navigation

MIT’s PhysGAAP Program pairs PhD applicants with grad student mentors, and provides resources for navigating the grad school application process. Apply by Nov. 11th!

MIT PhysGAAP: Here to help with your physics graduate school application

MIT PhysGAAP: Here to help with your physics graduate school application

by Lisa Drummond | Oct 25, 2021 | Applications, Career Navigation

MIT’s PhysGAAP Program pairs PhD applicants with grad student mentors, and provides resources for navigating the grad school application process. Apply by Nov. 6th!

What does a neutron star actually look like?

What does a neutron star actually look like?

by Lisa Drummond | Nov 19, 2018 | Daily Paper Summaries

Ever wondered what a neutron star would look like up close? Here is your answer!

When is the next glitch on pulsar J0537-6910?

When is the next glitch on pulsar J0537-6910?

by Lisa Drummond | Oct 24, 2018 | Daily Paper Summaries

The next glitch on pulsar J0537-6910 can be predicted to within a few days.

LISA forewarnings can help LIGO study black holes

LISA forewarnings can help LIGO study black holes

by Lisa Drummond | Oct 5, 2018 | Daily Paper Summaries

We can use forewarnings from future space-based detector LISA to improve LIGO detections.

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