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CommunityOne defining feature of physical and computational science at Brandeis is the strong sense of community that arises from having relatively small departments located together in the science quadrangle. > more | OpportunityThe Brandeis undergraduate experience in the physical and computational sciences is characterized by a rigorous academic program in which students learn the theoretical and experimental foundations of their field while enjoying a wide variety of opportunities to explore current research areas more deeply. > more | JusticeScience is one of the primary drivers of economic development in the world today and will also be the key to solving many of the grand challenges facing our society. A Brandeis education paves the way for the next generation of leaders to tackle these problems. > more | ||||||||
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The physical and computational sciences at Brandeis include the fields of physics, chemistry, computer science and mathematics as well as related interdisciplinary fields such as biological physics and environmental studies. These fields of study are key to solving many of the grand challenges of the coming decades — from developing alternative energy sources and green chemistry processes to ensuring security and privacy on the Internet while expanding transparency in government, academia and industry. > MORE |