Talks

The Syracuse University Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Dr. Caleb Fink, Director’s Postdoctoral Fellow at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, for his talk titled, “Phonons,…

The Anthropology Department welcomes Justin Helepololei to discuss his research on "abolitionist realities" in New England and Central New York.

This talk explores syncretic Muslim practices in Java's Jathilan and Sindh's Shah Jo Raag, highlighting sacrality, spirit possession and cultural syncretism.

In their new book, "The Assault on the State", Stephen E. Hanson and Jeffrey Kopstein describe the dangers of state erosion and outline a strategy that can reverse this destructive trend.

Sponsored by the on-campus collective Not in the Books, the Listen to the Elders Speaker Series showcases Indigenous knowledge keepers presenting history that is not traditionally found in textbooks.…

The Syracuse University Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Dr. Anna Ho, assistant professor of astronomy at Cornell University, for her talk titled ‘Dirty Fireballs and Cows:…

This talk explores autocratic regimes' roles in climate diplomacy post-Paris Agreement, highlighting strategies of fossil fuel-dependent states like Azerbaijan.

The Syracuse University Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Dr. Randall Kamien, Professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, for his talk titled…

The SOURCE Research Symposium will showcase outstanding undergraduate presentations of their in-depth research, scholarly, and creative work and facilitate engaging conversations about fascinating…

The Syracuse University Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Dr. Natasha G. Holmes, associate professor at Cornell University, for her talk titled “Putting the Experiment Back in the…