applied engineering physics

As students and faculty prepare for the fall semester, questions remain regarding the logistics of lab courses, many of which rely on in-person activities and collaboration.

Awaiting University Decision, Professors Prepare for Socially-Distanced Lab Classes

By Tamara Kamis | June 29, 2020

As STEM majors prepare for the fall semester in just a couple months, many wonder how their lab classes will adjust. Professors are now making contingency plans as they await President Martha E. Pollack’s announcement on the fall semester.

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More Than a Game: The Physics Behind Hockey

By Natalie Monticello | October 21, 2019

While the physics department may seem worlds away from Lynah Rink, this icy sport that would be impossible without the fundamental laws of the physical sciences.

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3 Years Later, Cornell’s Youngest Student ‘Learned to Behave,’ But Life Remains the Same

By Xinyu Tang | March 8, 2019

At 12 years old, Jeremey Shuler ’20, was the Cornell’s youngest ever student. Now, three years later, he’s majoring in applied engineering physics and learning how to navigate college classrooms.