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Huge thanks to our donors for supporting U-M Physics this #GivingBlueday! Your gifts fuel the research and discovery that make our department world-class. We couldn't do it without our amazing community of alums and friends. 〽️#GoBlue #UMichLSA

Tune in this weekend on Community Television Network (CTN) Channel 18 for a Saturday Morning Physics marathon — explore fascinating lectures and discoveries! A2GOV.ORG/WATCHCTN

🚨 GIVING BLUEDAY DONOR CHALLENGE ALERT! 🚨 From 10 PM–11 PM, the fund with the most unique donors wins an extra $1,000! Whether it’s $5 or $50, your gift to Saturday Morning Physics could be the one that secures the bonus. Let’s go, @umichLSA Give now: myumi.ch/R3n6N

Small gifts, big discoveries. 🔬 Your #GivingBlueday support for Saturday Morning Physics helps U-M Physics provide the resources needed to keep world-class science accessible to everyone. Help us keep the doors to discovery open. 🚪✨ Give now: myumi.ch/R3n6N @umichLSA

Science is better with a side of community (and donuts! 🍩). For 30+ years, Saturday Morning Physics has kept world-class research free and open to all. This #GivingBlueday, help @UMichLSA keep the discovery going! Physics is for Everyone! Give now: myumi.ch/R3n6N 〽️

Saturday mornings are for science! ☕️💡Join us in supporting the Saturday Morning Physics series this #GivingBlueday. Your gift ensures that cutting-edge research remains accessible to everyone, from students to retirees. myumi.ch/R3n6N #GoBlue @umichLSA #Give

Ever wondered about the mysteries of the universe? 🌌For over 30 years, Saturday Morning Physics has brought world-class science to our community for free. This #GivingBlueday, help us keep the lectures rolling. Support SMP: myumi.ch/R3n6N @umichLSA #Physics #Giving

Inspiring the next generation of physicists starts here. Help us keep Saturday Morning Physics free and open to all. Every gift on #GivingBlueday makes a difference! Join us tomorrow: myumi.ch/R3n6N #MichiganPhysics @umichLSA

Are you ready for Giving Blueday? Join us this Wednesday, March 18, as we celebrate Michigan Physics! Help the Saturday Morning Physics Lecture Series reach even more curious minds by making a gift. Mark your calendars, bookmark our giving link: myumi.ch/R3n6N @umichLSA

How does a discovery in a lab become a global industry? Professor Richard Friend shares the journey from early discoveries to practical display technology. Join us TODAY at 4 p.m. in Rackham Amphitheatre. myumi.ch/xw5rj #PhysicsLife #STEM #LabToMarket @umichLSA #OLED

Academic rigor meets public curiosity. Our Ford Distinguished Lectures are always free and open to the public. Don’t miss this chance to hear from a world leader in physics tomorrow @ 4 p.m. myumi.ch/xw5rj @umichLSA @UMengineering @UMichiganNews

Congratulations to U-M Physics Professor Mark Newman, who is the recipient of the 2026 John von Neumann Prize! @umichLSA @UMich

Join us on Wednesday, March 11, at 4:00 p.m. Visit the Rackham Amphitheatre (4th floor) or tune into the livestream: myumi.ch/3RJAp. Reception & seating begin at 3:30 p.m. @umichLSA @UMich @UMengineering

Join us in celebrating Thomas Schwarz, our newest Arthur F. Thurnau Professor! As a physicist and educator, he’s empowering the next generation by expanding research access and modernizing the LSA curriculum. See story, University Record: myumi.ch/g3e2J @UMich @umichLSA

From your smartphone screen to the future of renewable energy, Sir Richard Friend’s work is everywhere. We are honored to welcome the Cavendish Professor of Physics to the university for the 2026 Ford Distinguished Lecture. myumi.ch/xw5rj @umichLSA @UMich @UMengineering

Congratulations to Assistant Professor of Physics Na Hyun Jo on being named a 2026 Cottrell Scholar! 🌟 Her innovative work continues to fuel discovery in the U-M Department of Physics. Read more: myumi.ch/Z2G5Z #GoBlue @umichLSA @RCSA1

Congratulations to 2026 #CottrellScholar Award recipient Na Hyun Jo @UmichPhysics for “Developing Uniaxial Stress Techniques for 2D Quantum Materials.”

You are invited to the 22nd Ford Distinguished Lecture in Physics. Our distinguished speaker will be Professor Richard Friend, from the University of Cambridge. His lecture is entitled “Organic Semiconductors – From OLED displays to new applications.” @umichLSA @UMengineering

Celebrate 30 years of U-M Saturday Morning Physics, Dec. 6, 2025! Join us for a physics demonstration show designed for the whole family. Attendees are welcome to arrive early (9:45 am) or stay after the presentation to interact with the demos. More: myumi.ch/e3xkZ

30 years strong! Help keep U-M's Saturday Morning Physics inspiring all ages this #GivingTuesday. Your support funds talks & fun demos! Donate: myumi.ch/PkNeD See your impact! Join the 30th Anniv. Demo Show: Dec 6, 10:30 AM. Details: myumi.ch/79Rw5 @umichLSA