ASU Society of Physics Students

ASU Society of Physics Students ASU SPS is a professional physics association explicitly designed for students with an appreciation We are open to anyone with an appreciation for physics.

At Arizona State University, SPS is a lively community of students helping students. Whether you have a mild curiosity for the science, or an intellectual passion, our goal is to promote physics through various avenues:
— Organize social gatherings which are almost always centered around physicists and food.
— We volunteer on campus at multiple ASU sanctioned events such as the Night of the Open

Door, SESE and Physics Open House.
— We maintain a Physics Outreach Program by visiting local schools to share the excitement of physics by offering demonstrations of topics in physics. We are primarily a forum of students encouraging collaboration and communication between students interested in physics, regardless of their interests or level of experience.

Kicked off our spring semester with a movie night! Hidden Figures!🤩🤩
01/16/2022

Kicked off our spring semester with a movie night! Hidden Figures!🤩🤩

A little recap of our booth and demos during ASU’s Haunted Homecoming week!🔱👻
11/01/2021

A little recap of our booth and demos during ASU’s Haunted Homecoming week!🔱👻

Hello!The Bhagat Puran Singh Health Initiative (BPSHI) aims to initiate important health conversations among underserved...
11/01/2021

Hello!
The Bhagat Puran Singh Health Initiative (BPSHI) aims to initiate important health conversations among underserved communities as well as participates in a variety of volunteer work both having to do with health and not. They are hosting a fundraiser at Taco Boys on Rural Road today and asked us to invite you all to participate!

The Caltech Space Challenge is a 5-day prestigious event held March 21-25, 2022, in which undergraduate and graduate stu...
10/29/2021

The Caltech Space Challenge is a 5-day prestigious event held March 21-25, 2022, in which undergraduate and graduate students from around the world are invited to come to Caltech to compete in designing a space-related mission. The theme for the next challenge is Titan Sample Return. Students will design a mission to collect, analyze, and return a sample from Titan. They will then present their work in a competitive design review to a panel of industry experts.
Students from a broad range of backgrounds are sought to apply: from engineering and science to graphic design and business/project management. More information can be found at our website: Caltech Space Challenge 2022. Applications close on November 1, 2021.

All expenses at Caltech for the event are paid, and a partial to full travel reimbursement will be issued.

10/28/2021

Congratulations to the new 2021-2022 SPS Officers!
General Officer - Jakes Summers
Secretary - William Meade
Historian - Anastasia Martinez
Public Relations Officer - Hannah Nockideneh

We look forward to working with all of you!

05/01/2021

Hello!
Congratulations to everyone on finishing the semester!!! Also a congratulations to the new officers of SPS for the 2021-2022 academic year!
President - Mia Nicolacoudis
Vice President - Samantha Borges-Eckert
Secretary - John Byrd
Treasurer - Greg Babić

We're all looking forward to a great start off of the fall 2021 semester, have a great summer break!

Good evening! The Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science is holding a webinar where the audience asks renowne...
04/13/2021

Good evening!
The Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science is holding a webinar where the audience asks renowned physicists Paul Davies, Sara Walker and Maulik Parikh questions! The webinar will be held on April 26th at 6pm MST.

02/24/2021

Reminder!!! Our next meeting is this Friday, February 26th at 6:00PM MST. We will have a coding workshop, focusing on Python and MATLAB led by our officers. Here's the link to our website with instructions on how to join the meeting: https://physics.asu.edu/content/society-physics-students Feel free to join us early at 5:40 to hang out!

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Hello!The Southern California Earthquake Center is offering a remotely-mentored research experience to college students ...
02/24/2021

Hello!
The Southern California Earthquake Center is offering a remotely-mentored research experience to college students nationwide. The program offers a weekly student stipend of $600 per week, for a minimum of 6 weeks and a maximum of 12 weeks. The length of the program will be determined by the mentor based on project needs.
A link to learn more information can be found here: https://www.scec.org/internships/sources
and a link to apply can be found here: http://ceo.scec.org/education/college/internships/application.php

SCEC’s Supported Opportunities for Undergraduates and Researchers to Collaborate on Earthquake Science (SOURCES) program offers a remotely-mentored research experience to college students nationwide. Regardless of geographic location or availability of local researchers, SCEC SOURCES interns will ...

Good morning! Below are details of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Geothermal Collegiate Case Competition applicat...
02/24/2021

Good morning!
Below are details of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Geothermal Collegiate Case Competition application. Here students will gain real-world renewable energy industry experience from this short assignment by designing a use case, performing a resource assessment, and evaluating usage and loads.
The deadline to apply is March 9, 2021.
Visit the competition website for students to learn more, form a team and apply here: https://www.herox.com/GeothermalCollegiateCompetitionSpring2021
Some more information:
- Teams will identify sites that could leverage local geothermal energy potential to heat and cool buildings, campuses, districts, or entire communities via direct-use technologies.
- Prizes for the Geothermal Collegiate Competition are: 1st Place – $1,000 cash prize; 2nd Place – $750 cash prize; 3rd Place – $500 cash prize.
- Winners will receive generous promotion. Teams of at least three students* qualify to apply

Foster understanding of geothermal, communicate benefits of geothermal technologies, and overcome non-technical barriers to development.

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