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Physics Fest 2012

An audience member prepares a balloon to be popped with a laser.  Photo credit J. HillPhysics Fest participants prepare before the first demo show of the day.  Photo credit J. HillJudges examine a poster on undergraduate research during the poster session.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillDemonstrating microwave electromagnetic radiation.  Photo credit J. HillExplaining microwave radiation.  Photo credit J. HillMicrowave radiation inflates a marshmallow!  Photo credit J. HillAttendees hear about undergraduate research projects at the poster session.  Photo credit J. HillBlowing smoke rings with liquid nitrogen frozen marshmallows.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillA young guest learns about the electromagnetic spectrum.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillThe participants in the undergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillHaving fun at the undergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillUndergraduate research poster session.  Photo credit J. HillDemonstrating diffraction of visible light.  Photo credit J. HillWinners of the undergraduate research poster competition pose with the judges.  Photo credit J. HillDemonstrating the conservation of energy.  Photo credit J. HillAngular momentum is conserved!  Photo credit J. HillA home made hover craft.  Photo credit J. HillDemo show audience lines up for their chance to shatter flowers.  Photo credit J. HillSound waves visualized.  Photo credit J. HillMaking liquid nitrogen ice cream.  Photo credit J. HillLiquid nitrogen ice cream.  Photo credit J. HillProf. Erlich demonstrates his magnetic cannon.  Photo credit J. HillMixing colors of visible light.  Photo credit S. SalpukasProf. Erlich explains the nature of matter.   Photo credit S. SalpukasUsing liquid nitrogen to cool down a cloud chamber particle detector.   Photo credit S. SalpukasLooking for subatomic particles in a cloud chamber particle detector.   Photo credit S. SalpukasThe coolest scientific treat.   Photo credit S. SalpukasTouring the research labs.   Photo credit S. SalpukasTouring the research labs.   Photo credit S. Salpukas
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