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An intermediate-velocity HI cloud falling to the galactic disk; Possible evidence for low-metallicity HI gas originating outside the galactic disk

An intermediate-velocity HI cloud falling to the galactic disk; Possible evidence for low-metallicity HI gas originating outside the galactic disk
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Hoang Luong Finalst for 2021 ICMCTF Graduate Student Awards

Luong was chosen by the AVS Advanced Surface Engineering Division (ASED) Awards Committee

The AVS Advanced Surface Engineering Division (ASED) Awards Committee has selected Hoang Luong as one of three finalists for the 2021 ICMCTF Graduate Student Awards.


High-resolution Monte Carlo study of the order-parameter distribution of the three-dimensional Ising model

High-resolution Monte Carlo study of the order-parameter distribution of the three-dimensional Ising model

Wang-Landau approach to the simulation of water clusters

Mol. Simulat. 
 DOI: 10.1080/08927022.2018.1506119 (7 pages) (2018).


Ultraviolet Line Intensities of Intermediate and High Ions Predicted from Non-equilibrium Ionization Simulations

Ultraviolet Line Intensities of Intermediate and High Ions Predicted from Non-equilibrium Ionization Simulations

Internal conversion and intersystem crossing dynamics of Uracil upon double thionation: A time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy study in the gas phase.

Internal conversion and intersystem crossing dynamics of Uracil upon double thionation: A time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy study in the gas phase.

High-performance flexible yarn for wearable piezoelectric nanogenerators

H Gao, PT Minh, H Wang, S Minko, J Locklin, T Nguyen, S Sharma, "High-perfo


Associate professor of astronomy investigates mysteries of universe

2015, UGA Today,  Associate professor of astronomy investigates mysteries of universe - UGA Today

Inseok Song: The Hunt for ET

2015, Dawgs Science, Inseok Song: The Hunt for ET – Dawg Science

 

 


Study in Nature sheds new light on planet formation

2012, Columns, Study in Nature sheds new light on planet formation - UGA Today