Society of Women in Physics at GT

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The Georgia Institute of Technology’s Society of Women in Physics (SWiP) encourages the interests and leadership of women in physics, spreading awareness of the achievements and impact of female/minority physicists.

02/14/2021

Are you interesting in ✨FREE✨ things? Well do I have the contest for you! We are hosting a design contest and the winner gets a free mug with their design on it!

So are you artistic? Do you have a paper and pen? Do you want to show off your design on a mug you got for F R E E ?
If you answered YES! To any of these questions don’t forget to email your submission to us by February 26! 🌈♥️
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06/20/2019

Former SWIP officer, Zoha Naqawe is currently featured in GSU's Physics and Astro's Rising Scientist!

Zoha Naqawe is a fourth year physics and biology double major at Georgia Tech and a first-generation college student. Her academic interests include interdisciplinary sciences such as biophysics, physical chemistry, and public health. She is currently working in Dr. Dhamala's lab on a computational neurophysics project focused on creating a user-friendly spectral analysis toolbox for neuroscience use. In her free time Zoha loves science journalism, exploring the outdoors, and trying new things.

05/30/2019

Commentary: Celebrating and supporting African American women in physics Fewer than 100 African American women have received PhDs in physics. AAWIP lists their names and provides resources for students, job seekers, and departments.