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The Physics Club of IISER Berhampur
The Physics Club of IISER Berhampur
Named after the absurdly fundamental fine structure constant , we are the official physics club of IISER Berhampur. Our goal is to cultivate a scientific temperament among students through various activities. This website is an ever updating archive of announcements and events from 137 inverse.
Named after the absurdly fundamental fine structure constant , we are the official physics club of IISER Berhampur. Our goal is to cultivate a scientific temperament among students through various activities. This website is an ever updating archive of announcements and events from 137 inverse.
Happy surfing!
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NEWSLETTER
MATTER MATTERS
The Newsletter of our very own club.
Here we update current research spanning the diverse fields of Physics starting from the fascinating, unknown places of the Universe to the startling Quantum realm.
The newsletter contains articles on many research breakthroughs, from answering the fundamental questions in Physics to the Modern day applications which are pretty astonishing, along with many research opportunities and fun questions to ponder.
Go and check it out here
PAPER OF THE MONTH
On the Bell Experiment and Quantum Foundation
On the Bell Experiment and Quantum Foundation
'Inge S. Helland, Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo.'
Here is a Statistician's point of view on the 'Foundations of Quantum Mechanics.' where the basis is made not in terms of 'The true nature of reality and world but in terms of the Observer's knowledge of the world.'
Click here to access this one and for more such articles.
SNIPPETS
SNIPPETS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
All about Physics Noble Prize '22
All about Physics Noble Prize '22
The 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded jointly to Dr. Alain Aspect, Dr. John F. Clauser, and Dr. Anton Zeilinger for their work in Quantum Information Sciences for experiments that establishes the violation of Bell Inequalities. The main subject of this blog is the journey from theoretical formulation to the technological advancement that enabled this to happen.
Click here to view the details.
2024: A Space Odyssey was a unique board game style quiz based event, where the goal was to selectively solve questions of various difficulties and weightage, to come out on top and escape falling into a kerr blackhole and risk having all their progress reset by being transported to a new universe.
It was a live video connection to the interior of the ATLAS detector at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. The virtual visit was guided by Dr. Muhammad Alhroob the session witnessed participation from over 150 students of the institute.
For the Zoom recording of the session , contact us by email or on Instagram.
Want to present something too? Write to us at phy_club@iiserbpr.ac.in.
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