The constituents of the proton are quarks and gluons, just as the constituents of the atom are protons, neutrons and electrons. Beyond this simple analogy, the proton structure differs in important ways. The most obvious is that the constituents of the proton are never found on their own. GSAC Talks are held every Tuesday and Thursday evening in Loomis 358.
Physics graduate students to a wide variety of research areas and potential advisors.
All first-year graduate sudents are strongly encouraged to attend.