When the Department of Physics and Astronomy puts on up a display, it is more than charts and graphs. You'll likely see levitating magnets, or maybe you'll be spinning on a stool demonstrating angular momentum. These are the engaging activities which won the department the Skills London, Oxford, Middlesex, Elgin (SLOME) award for best display. SLOME is an an event held each year in early May at the Western Fair for elementary and high school students to explore future career paths. From left to right Justin Bandoro, Corey Rae McRae, Matthew Da Silva and Patrick Cookson with the award at the SLOME event. More of the Physics and Astronomy team back at Western. Back row from left to right: Cameron Hopkins, Dr. John de Bruyn, Peter Frank. Front row from left to right: Matthew Da Silva, Justin Bandoro, Matthew Abado and Melanie Wright.Physics and Astronomy scoop SLOME award
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