Hey everyone- it's time to apply for CUWiP 2020! Whether you've been to a CUWiP (like ours) before, or have never attended, whether you're headed to a SoCal CUWiP with our friends @ucicuwip or one of the other great sites, go apply before October 7!
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Another discussion of jobs using physics in industry/national labs! Panelists are Jack Bradmiller-Feld (Handshake), Elisabeth Heinrich-Josties (LCO), Susanna Kohler (AAS Nova), Matthew Neeley (Google Quantum AI), Caolionn O’Connell (Rand Corporation) #ucsbcuwip2019#cuwip2019
Discussing jobs using Physics in Industry and National labs! Panelists include Stacy Copp from Los Alamos National Lab, Stacy Belli from General Atomics, Emily Pritchett from HRL Laboratories, and Daniel Sank from Google Quantum AI #cuwip2019#ucsbcuwip2019
Amy Snyder Hale from JPL kicks off the last day of our conference with a plenary talk: ‘Planning Science at Mars and Jupiter: The View From Earth’ #cuwip2019#ucsbcuwip2019#womeninphysics
Read about one of the first female physicists here, Émilie Du Châtelet, as mentioned by Executive Vice Chancellor David Marshall! https://t.co/K7uw3rIa0W. #CUWiP2019#ucsbcuwip2019#womeninphysics
Dinner with speakers and panelists! Thank you to Dr. Joseph Incandela (Vice Chancellor for Research, UCSB), Dr. Henry Yang (Chancellor, UCSB), and Dr. David Marshall (Executive Vice… https://t.co/kNmobFmfLg
Dinner with speakers and panelists! Thank you to Dr. Joseph Incandela (Vice Chancellor for Research, UCSB), Dr. Henry Yang (Chancellor, UCSB), and Dr. David Marshall (Executive Vice Chancellor, UCSB)
Third round of breakout sessions! Topics included research in biophysics, transitioning to a 4 year institution from a community college, and finding a work-life balance in STEM… https://t.co/dOAIzSzQWl
Tackling Imposter Syndrome at @cuwip2019ucsb... an important subject, it affects almost everyone in the field. I feel like the accompanying lack of self confidence is one of the greatest things that holds me back as a physicist 😕 #womeninphysics