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The Physics Department at Indiana University Bloomington offers a Bachelor of Science degree program in Applied Physics that prepares students for high-tech industry jobs.
An article on the Applied Physics program was featured in the Winter 2008 edition of the The College Magazine.
Key Program Features:
- Specialized Curriculum: The curriculum includes an instrumentation laboratory course designed to teach students how to use industry-standard tools.
In Spring 2009 we will again offer:
P314 Introduction to Medical Physics.
- Paid Internships: Students gain valuable real-world experience through internships in industry or national laboratories.
How to Apply:
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Spotlight on Neutron Scattering
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Applied Physics student Paul Rumbach worked on LENS with Prof. Paul Sokol.
“Inside this large metal vacuum vessel is a six kilowatt copper heating block on top of a Beryllium target simulating the power of a 13 MeV proton beam. This setup was created to test the effectiveness of a closed circuit water cooling system that will later be used to cool Beryllium targets for the LENS project at IUCF. Here I am reading the pressure on one of the water hoses.”
Paul Rumbach ('10)
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