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FAIR data and inclusive science to enable clean energyFusion is the process of combining two light atomic nuclei to form a single heavier one while releasing massive amounts of energy. The Sun and all stars are powered through fusion, which makes it the Universe’s preferred method of producing energy. Recent breakthroughs in fusion research have led to the US government’s Bold Vision for Commercial Fusion Energy and the remarkable growth of the global fusion industry.
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Department of Physics fuels excitement for science at this year’s social hour“Whether you are pursuing an undergraduate degree in physics, considering a minor or looking to earn your doctorate degree, the Department of Physics has a variety of fields and an array of world-class research facilities that can help students prepare for rewarding career opportunities,” said Edward Thomas Jr., dean of the College of Sciences and Mathematics (COSAM) and professor of physics. “The event showed that science can be really fun and exciting!”
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Auburn students aspiring to become physicians learn critical lessons in ItalyAuburn University junior Alicja Siek recently followed the same advice she would give to any other fellow student.
“Have fun and try new things,” she said of the words of wisdom she often gives fellow classmates. “I’m one of those people who tends to hyperfocus on academics, but I’ve learned that experiences are also very important. I’d tell them to get involved in a club or group on campus, do study abroad if they can and meet new people.”
That’s exactly what Siek and a fellow Auburn student, Kate Bouchillon, did while on a recent Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program trip that they say will ultimately produce dividends toward their ultimate goal of becoming a physician.
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