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2009 SPS Outstanding Students to Represent USA at Conference in Split, Croatia

JUN 08, 2009
Physics Today

Joshua Fuchs, Rhodes College, and Gabriel Caceres, Augustana College, are recipients of the 2009 SPS Outstanding Students Awards for Undergraduate Research . They will represent the United States and SPS and present their research at the 2009 International Conference of Physics Students (ICPS), August 10-18, 2009, in Split, Croatia. Expenses for transportation, room, board, and meeting registration will be paid by SPS. They will also receive a $500 honorarium and a $500 award for their SPS Chapter. In addition, they will be invited to give their research presentation at a SPS Research Session at a national meeting in 2009-10.

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