CUWiP at MSU

Twitter presence for Michigan State University site of the 2019 APS Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics
#APSCUWiP

[Dr. Jenna Walrath, PhD @jcwalrath]

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[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

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[Charlotte M. Wood @astrocmwood]

Laura Chomiuk presents the best way to visualize Type Ia progenitors at #MSUCUWiP19

[barbie bri⁷ 💜 @jedi_bri]

It’s fitting that two years ago today I started conducting research in the physics department at Alma, because later today I will be presenting that research at a conference for women in physics #MSUCUWiP19

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

"I was waiting for a professor or advisor to come to me and tell me 'You would be really good at this, you should apply to this'. - Elizabeth Hogan on what was missing for her during undergrad. Don Pata followed up with the importance of mentoring and finding a mentor!

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

"On the classroom side, everything is technology now" - Don Pata on high school physics education. #MSUCUWiP19 Careers Panel in full swing

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

"I stopped getting told what to do, I stopped getting told what to learn...you have to learn how to market yourself" - Tasha Summers talking about finding careers

[🌸 Megan Marie 🌸 @_mae_berry_]

So grateful to represent @Physics_CMU @CMUniversity presenting my research on RR-Lyrae stars at @MSUCUWiP19 😁🔭

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

Sorry I couldn't tweet all the amazing posters!! Thank you everyone who presented and great job!!

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Poster #2 is by Anika Friedman from @OHIO_Physics! It's titled A Computational Model of Neurofilament Transport and Axonal Growth. #CUWiP2019 #womeninphysics #MSUCUWiP19

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

Conclusion: might not be a pi f7/2 orbital occupation in the 73 As nucleus.

[CUWiP at MSU @MSUCUWiP19]

Poster #20 is from A Doetsch of @waynestate titled The Search for Pif 7/2 Intruder States in 73As