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Harvard Society of Physics Students
Welcome! The Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS) is an organization dedicated to serving the undergraduate physics community at Harvard.
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Although SPS is intended for members of the Harvard-Radcliffe physics community, anyone is free
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| Co-President | Bailes Brown (lbrown@fas) |
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| Co-President | Limor Spector (lspector@fas) |
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| Vice President | Jonathan Kamler (jkamler@fas) |
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| Secretary | Bart Horn (bhorn@fas) |
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| Treasurer | Ben Huang (syhuang@fas) |
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| Freshman Whip | Louis Kang (lkang@fas) |
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| Social Chair | Paula Popescu (ppopescu) |
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| Co-President | Ognjen Ilic (ilic@fas) |
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| Co-President | Ben Huang (syhuang@fas) |
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| Vice President | Louis Kang (lkang@fas) |
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| Secretary | Josh Kroll (jkroll@fas) |
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| Treasurer | Lin Cong (lincong@fas) |
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| Freshman Whip | Max Parsons (mparsons@fas) |
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Upcoming Events
- There are no events scheduled for the summer at this time.
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
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Harvard Society of Physics Students
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Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
SPS is an organization dedicated to serving the undergraduate physics community at Harvard-Radcliffe.
Upcoming Events
- The department also has weekly and monthly calendars of events online.
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Welcome! The Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS) is an organization dedicated to serving the undergraduate physics community at Harvard.
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What We Do
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- We have weekly meetings on Thursdays at 6:00 PM in the Leverett Private Dining Room. You can read the meeting minutes online.
- We host informal lunches with the weekly colloquia speakers.
- We organize Evenings with Professors where we take a cool prof. out to a bar for drinks, snacks, and discussion.
- We have a mailing list which advertizes lots of other goodies. The address is
sps-list@hcs. You can subscribe to the list and view its archives online.
- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. If you're interested in giving a talk, please email your favorite SPS officer (listed below).
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SPS undertakes the following activities.
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- We have weekly meetings on Thursdays at 6:00 PM in the Leverett Private Dining Room. You can read the meeting minutes online.
- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. These talks are informal, short, and are accompanied by Noch's pizza. If you're interested in giving a talk, feel free to email the SPS officers at
physics@hcs. (Note: email addresses on this page should all have .harvard.edu added to the end of them.)
- We have a mailing list where announcements of interest to the Harvard physics community. The address is
sps-list@hcs. You can subscribe to the list and view its archives online.
- We serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department. Feel free to email us at
physics@hcs if you think we can help you with anything.
We also do some less high-profile things:
- We send a delegation to the Ig Nobel prizes every year.
- We publish the SPS Guide to Physics at Harvard.
- We have a Buddy System to help underclassmen navigate life at Harvard.
- We help students find out about Research Opportunities.
- We (rarely) collect and publish Senior Plans for life after graduation.
- We challenge other groups to vicious games of ultimate frisbee, softball, or poker. We crush all who stand in our path.
- We try to get the Department to buy food for us.
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We also...
- ... have liquid nitrogen parties!
- ... send a delegation to the Ig Nobel prizes every year.
- ... publish the SPS Guide to Physics at Harvard.
- ... have a Buddy System to help out underclassmen.
- ... help students find out about Research Opportunities.
- ... challenge other groups to vicious games of ultimate frisbee, softball, or poker. We crush all who stand in our path.
- ... offer tutorials on such subjects as LaTeX and graduate school admissions.
- ... serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department.
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We're also thinking about how to get ourselves a suh-weet undergraduate lounge.
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Who We Are
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| Freshman Whip | Louis Kang (lkang@fas) |
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| Social Chair | Paula Popescu (ppopescu) |
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Upcoming Events
- There are no events scheduled for the summer at this time.
- The department also has weekly and monthly calendars of events online.
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Links
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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What We Do
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Who We Are
Although SPS is intended for members of the Harvard-Radcliffe physics community, anyone is free
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to join, show up at meetings, or subscribe to the mailing list. Our current officers are:
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to join, show up at meetings, or subscribe to the mailing list. Our current officers are:
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| President | Peter Williams (pkwill@fas) |
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| Vice President | Limor Spector (lspector@fas) |
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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- David Morin will be at the SPS meeting this week (April 7) to discuss plans for the undergraduate lounge.
- This weekend Harvard will host the National Symposium for the Advancement of Women in Science (NSAWS). There will be talks, workshops, lab tours, and more. See the main website and the registration page.
- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
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- The Department is hosting a Visiting Committee this week and the next. If you want to see something change or stay the same in the Department, drop by their meeting to make yourself heard. The Committee will be meeting with undergrads on Thursday the 14th at 11:45 in Jefferson 453.
- This weekend Harvard and WISHR host the National Symposium for the Advancement of Women in Science (NSAWS). There will be talks, workshops, lab tours, and more. See the main website and the registration page.
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What We Do
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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- David Morin will be at the SPS meeting next week (April 7) to discuss plans for the undergraduate lounge.
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- David Morin will be at the SPS meeting this week (April 7) to discuss plans for the undergraduate lounge.
- This weekend Harvard will host the National Symposium for the Advancement of Women in Science (NSAWS). There will be talks, workshops, lab tours, and more. See the main website and the registration page.
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- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
What We Do
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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- The Physics Department will be hosting a great set of talks with some amazing speakers on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. The topic is "QFT and QCD: Past, Present, and Future," but don't worry: the talks ought to be intelligible to undergraduates. You can read the detailed schedule here.
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- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
What We Do
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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- Pi Day (3/14 ... get it?) is today. SPS members will honor it by going to class as usual.
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- The Physics Department will be hosting a great set of talks with some amazing speakers on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. The topic is "QFT and QCD: Past, Present, and Future," but don't worry: the talks ought to be intelligible to undergraduates. You can read the detailed schedule here.
- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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Upcoming Events
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<
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- Pi Day (3/14 ... get it?) is on Monday. SPS members will honor it by going to class as usual.
- The Physics Department will be hosting a great set of talks with some amazing speakers on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. The topic is "QFT and QCD: Past, Present, and Future," but don't worry: the talks will be targeted at general audiences. You can read the detailed schedule here.
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- Pi Day (3/14 ... get it?) is today. SPS members will honor it by going to class as usual.
- The Physics Department will be hosting a great set of talks with some amazing speakers on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. The topic is "QFT and QCD: Past, Present, and Future," but don't worry: the talks ought to be intelligible to undergraduates. You can read the detailed schedule here.
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- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
What We Do
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
SPS is an organization dedicated to serving the undergraduate physics community at Harvard-Radcliffe.
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>
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Upcoming Events
- Pi Day (3/14 ... get it?) is on Monday. SPS members will honor it by going to class as usual.
- The Physics Department will be hosting a great set of talks with some amazing speakers on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. The topic is "QFT and QCD: Past, Present, and Future," but don't worry: the talks will be targeted at general audiences. You can read the detailed schedule here.
- SPS is in the process of planning events for prospective freshmen, who will be here during prefrosh weekend (Friday, April 29th to Sunday, May 1st). Details will be publicized soon; if you have any suggestions, feel free to email
physics@hcs.
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What We Do
SPS undertakes the following activities.
- We have weekly meetings on Thursdays at 6:00 PM in the Leverett Private Dining Room. You can read the meeting minutes online.
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<
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- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. These talks are informal, short, and are accompanied by Noch's pizza. If you're interested in giving a talk, feel free to email the SPS officers at
physics@hcs.
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- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. These talks are informal, short, and are accompanied by Noch's pizza. If you're interested in giving a talk, feel free to email the SPS officers at
physics@hcs. (Note: email addresses on this page should all have .harvard.edu added to the end of them.)
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- We have a mailing list where announcements of interest to the Harvard physics community. The address is
sps-list@hcs. You can subscribe to the list and view its archives online.
- We serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department. Feel free to email us at
physics@hcs if you think we can help you with anything.
We also do some less high-profile things:
- We send a delegation to the Ig Nobel prizes every year.
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- We (rarely) collect and publish Senior Plans for life after graduation.
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- We challenge other groups to vicious games of ultimate frisbee, softball, or poker. We crush all who stand in our path.
- We try to get the Department to buy food for us.
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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- We have weekly meetings on Thursdays at 6:00 PM in the Leverett Private Dining Room. You can read the meeting minutes online.
- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. These talks are informal, short, and are accompanied by Noch's pizza. If you're interested in giving a talk, feel free to email the SPS officers at
physics@hcs.
- We have a mailing list where announcements of interest to the Harvard physics community. The address is
sps-list@hcs. You can subscribe to the list and view its archives online.
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- We serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department. Feel free to email us at
physics@hcs if you think we can help you with anything.
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- We serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department. Feel free to email us at
physics@hcs if you think we can help you with anything.
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We also do some less high-profile things:
- We send a delegation to the Ig Nobel prizes every year.
- We have a Buddy System to help underclassmen navigate life at Harvard.
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- We challenge other groups to vicious games of ultimate frisbee, softball, or poker. We crush all who stand in our path.
- We try to get the Department to buy food for us.
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Welcome to the home of TWiki.SPS. This is a web-based collaboration area for ...
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Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students
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Welcome to the homepage of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students (SPS).
SPS is an organization dedicated to serving the undergraduate physics community at Harvard-Radcliffe.
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Site Tools of the SPS Web
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What We Do
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SPS undertakes the following activities.
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Notes:
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- We have weekly meetings on Thursdays at 6:00 PM in the Leverett Private Dining Room. You can read the meeting minutes online.
- We organize occasional Cool Physics talks given by undergraduates. These talks are informal, short, and are accompanied by Noch's pizza. If you're interested in giving a talk, feel free to email the SPS officers at
physics@hcs.
- We have a mailing list where announcements of interest to the Harvard physics community. The address is
sps-list@hcs. You can subscribe to the list and view its archives online.
- We serve as a general liaison between undergraduates and the Department. Feel free to email us at
physics@hcs if you think we can help you with anything.
We also do some less high-profile things:
- We send a delegation to the Ig Nobel prizes every year.
- We have a Buddy System to help underclassmen navigate life at Harvard.
- We help students get find out about Research Opportunities.
- We challenge other groups to vicious games of ultimate frisbee, softball, or poker. We crush all who stand in our path.
- We try to get the Department to buy food for us.
Who We Are
Although SPS is intended for members of the Harvard-Radcliffe physics community, anyone is free
to join, show up at meetings, or subscribe to the mailing list. Our current officers are:
| President | Peter Williams (pkwill@fas) |
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| Vice President | Limor Spector (lspector@fas) |
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| Secretary | Bart Horn (bhorn@fas) |
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| Treasurer | Jonathan Kamler (jkamler@fas) |
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| Freshman Whip | Ellen Martinsek (martins@fas) |
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| Social Chair | Ed Su (esu@fas) |
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Links
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