What can research look like in Physical and Computational Sciences? Whether you’re just beginning to explore what research means or you’re gearing up to write a senior Honors thesis, this event is for you.
Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A with faculty members and a current undergraduate researcher as they share about their scholarship and research experiences. Topics covered by the panelists may include how to ask a compelling research question, examples of real faculty research projects, and what doing undergraduate research or a thesis can actually look like.
Bring your curiosity, connect with faculty, and find out more about the real work of physical sciences and computational sciences!
Event Speakers:
Mike Swift | Computer Sciences
Juliette Becker | Astronomy
Jonathan Martin | Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences
Annelise Alvin | Undergraduate Participant
Event details:
- Thursday, October 23, 2025
- 5:30-7pm
- Washburn Observatory Library, 1401 Observatory Drive
Registration: Please complete our RSVP by Thursday, October 16. Space is limited.
Other events in this Research 101 series:
October 07 – Life Sciences Edition
November 11 – Humanities Edition
December 2 – Social Sciences Edition
Questions? Email honors@honors.ls.wisc.edu.
The Research 101 series has received generous financial support from the Cronon Funds – thank you!