Next in our seminar series:
by Matthew Bassett
by Udara Abeysekara
Dynamic Light Scattering in Phosphate Glasses
Phosphate glasses have been used in various technological applications. There have been legitimate literatures by experiments showing the structural properties of the phosphate glasses. There are several kinds of phosphate glasses that depend on the ratio of their bridging oxygen, from network of phosphorus pentoxide-P2O5, to chain of metaphosphate-MPO3.
Lipophilic fluorescent dyes have been used to trace neuronal connections because of their ability to diffuse laterally between nerve cell membranes. Given the large number of connections that a typical neuron makes with its neighbors, a diffusion-matched set of spectrally distinct dyes is desirable. Previously, a trio of dyes was developed with well-separated green, red and far red fluorescence emission that permitted triple labeling.
Come enjoy good food and good company. The Creighton Physics Department and Society of Physics Students welcome you to the annual Physnik. Socialize with physics undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff while getting free dinner!
A View of Earth’s Aerosol System from Space to Your Office Chair
Physics Major?
Physics Minor?
Just plain old like physics?
You should join The Creighton chapter of the Society of Physics Students (a.k.a. Physics Club)!
Gain access to the Physics Club room, cheap soda pop, and attend other great events throughout the year.
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