Ahead of the high-tech curve

By Website Administrator | Sep 7, 2007

Responding to the needs of a dynamic high-tech industry, Kettering is gaining momentum with a new Engineering Physics degree program.

Responding to the needs of a dynamic high-tech industry, Kettering is gaining momentum with a new Engineering Physics degree program.

Stick work

By Website Administrator | May 30, 2008

Sophomore Linda Hunt is a hockey enthusiast interested in the physics of hockey sticks. Recently, she approached Kettering University's Dr. Dan Russell, who studies the "sweet" spot of baseball bats, about research on the vibrational properties of composite and wood sticks.

Sophomore Linda Hunt is a hockey enthusiast interested in the physics of hockey sticks. Recently, she approached Kettering University's Dr. Dan Russell, who studies the "sweet" spot of baseball bats, about research on the vibrational properties of composite and wood sticks.

Bottle up the noise!

By Website Administrator | Jul 25, 2008

Dr. Dan Ludwigsen, associate professor of Physics, works with students at Kettering University in studying the phenomena of Helmholtz resonators to develop an improved correction factor that will help control noise propagating down pipes and ducts.

Dr. Dan Ludwigsen, associate professor of Physics, works with students at Kettering University in studying the phenomena of Helmholtz resonators to develop an improved correction factor that will help control noise propagating down pipes and ducts.

Medical Physics comes to Kettering

By Website Administrator | Oct 5, 2009

Kettering University alumnus Victor Hosfeld '05 will be walking the halls again this term, but this time he'll be giving the lessons in the first Medical Physics course offered on campus.

Kettering University alumnus Victor Hosfeld '05 will be walking the halls again this term, but this time he'll be giving the lessons in the first Medical Physics course offered on campus.

Joining the ranks

By Website Administrator | Nov 2, 2009

Dr. Bahram Roughani will join the ranks of famous scientists, performers, writers, activists and politicians as a featured speaker in the Ballenger Eminent Persons Lecture Series.

Dr. Bahram Roughani will join the ranks of famous scientists, performers, writers, activists and politicians as a featured speaker in the Ballenger Eminent Persons Lecture Series.

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