Angelo State Society of Physics Students

Award-winning, nationally recognized chapter (Zone 13) of the Society of Physics Students. Professio Come check out our new Website! Come join us!

Welcome to the Angelo State local chapter of the Society of Physics Students! We're a student-run organization for physics majors and/or those with a passion or simple inquisitive interest in unraveling the mysteries of the natural world around them! We have a simple goal in this organization and that is to promote physics through fun and personal interactions outside the traditional classroom. Ou

12/02/2015

In case you missed it at the Tree lighting last night... SPS serving dip and dots, while showing off the physics gang sign (right-hand rule).(:

06/06/2015

One of our own going to CERN this fall. Congrats Zach!

http://www.angelo.edu/content/news/9182-sophomore-selected-for-research-program-at-cern/Templates/news-feature.php

Sophomore Selected for Research Program at CERN Despite being only a sophomore, physics/mathematics major Zach Wimpee has already secured an upcoming academic research experience that most physic...

05/26/2015

Friends of ASU SPS: Please promote our FB page (and thus the great work ASU SPS does) by tagging, sharing, and liking our posts. This is important for the mission of ASU SPS.
Thank you,
Juan Blandon
SPS advisor

05/25/2015

More from Road Tour 2015

05/25/2015

Elementary school in New Mexico - 1,750 children and young adults reached during this Road Show

05/25/2015

SPS 2015 Los Alamos Road Show III - 1,750 children and young adults reached during this Road Show

Photos from Angelo State Society of Physics Students's post

05/25/2015

SPS 2015 Los Alamos Road Show II - 1,750 children and young adults reached during this Road Show

05/25/2015

SPS 2015 Los Alamos Road Show I - 1,750 children and young adults reached during this Road Show

Physics paper sets record with more than 5,000 authors

05/15/2015

Check out the author list and you will find an Angelo State University Physics Alumn!! Nice going, Daniel Bullock!

Physics paper sets record with more than 5,000 authors Detector teams at the Large Hadron Collider collaborated for a more precise estimate of the size of the Higgs boson.