Dr. Marlan Scully, a highly regarded and native physicist of Casper, who will lead the camp. (Casper College)
CASPER, Wyo. – Dr. Marlan Scully, a native of Casper, a physicist known to laboratories at Texas A&M and Princeton, returned to the city with colleague Robert Brick to hold the Quantum Science Summer Camp at Casper College.
The camp will run from July 10 to 23. Applications are now closed, but no background in quantum science or other science was required to join. While Scully has held a conference every summer in college for more than 20 years, this camp targets younger attendees — high school seniors and college freshmen, to foster interest in the field of quantum science. Students, teachers and others will study and experiment with new topics every day, with the last part of the day dedicated to discussion.
“We hope to engage students in understanding only selected principles of quantum science, and how the use of that knowledge can be applied later in the study of cellular processes and living organisms,” Brick said in field introduction video.
The first week, the camp will “go into selected principles of quantum science,” then in the second week they will study the applications of science, in addition to studying quantum biological systems.
The days will start with lectures, and those lectures are open to the public for the duration of the camp. July 11 will begin at 8 a.m. with an explanation of quantum science for beginners, given by Dr. Scully. “Quantum is the new frontier, and Marlan Scully will offer students an excellent introduction to understanding science,” Dale Bohren wrote to Oil City.
The talk will be held in room 103 of the Wold Physical Science building at Casper College.
Then, on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., university professor and business executive Michael Dowling will be Zooming in to discuss aspects of the quantum science business. This should be of particular interest to business people, or really anyone considering their careers, Bohren said.
The business talk will also be held in room 103 of the Wold Physical Science building.
For more information on the morning open lectures, contact Casper College.
Who owns Ktwo?
KTWO-TV is the ABC affiliate television station for most of the state of Wyoming. It is licensed to Casper owned by Silverton Broadcasting. The station broadcasts on digital channel 17, which redirects to the previous analogue channel 2 via PSIP.
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Who owns K2 news?
It is owned by Vision Alaska LLC, which maintains a shared services agreement (SSA) with Coastal Television Broadcasting Company LLC, owner of the affiliate of Fox KFNB (channel 20), for the provision of certain services.
What happened to K2 Casper?
â € ”Casper K2 Television, also known as KTWO-TV, was sold to a Delaware-based company. That company, Vision Wyoming LLC is owned by Vision Alaska and Steven C. This may interest you : Director of the National Science Foundation visits San Diego to talk NSF mission, investments. Brissette, according to an Oct. 7 release from Kalil and Co., Inc.
What happened to K2 News in Casper Wyoming?
Casper’s K2 Television sold in a deal that includes multiple Wyoming stations. CASPER, Wyo. â € ”Casper K2 Television, also known as KTWO-TV, was sold to a Delaware-based company. To see also : Liz Cheney, who is battling for political survival, is seeking cross-party support from Wyoming Democrats. That company, Vision Wyoming LLC is run by Vision Alaska and Steven C.
What happened to Good Morning Wyoming? Although they have identical call letters, the two stores are owned and operated separately. ‘Good Morning Wyoming’ aired for the last time on Friday on K2 Television, the latest in a series of changes implemented at the heritage station since the new ownership took the reins in early June.
What happened to K2 Casper?
â € ”Casper K2 Television, also known as KTWO-TV, was sold to a Delaware-based company. That company, Vision Wyoming LLC is owned by Vision Alaska and Steven C. Brissette, according to an Oct. 7 release from Kalil and Co., Inc.
Who owns K2 News? It is owned by Vision Alaska LLC, which maintains a shared services agreement (SSA) with Coastal Television Broadcasting Company LLC, owner of the affiliate of Fox KFNB (channel 20), for the provision of certain services.
