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You Visit Tour. Webb Lion Fountain. June 1 2017. Photo David B. Hollingsworth
Gail Dodge, chair of the Old Dominion University Department of Physics, was an invited presenter in Boston on Sunday, Feb. 17, at a symposium, "Nuclear Physics: New Answers, New Questions About the Visible Universe," held during the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Dodge, who is a nuclear experimentalist affiliated with the Thomas Jefferson National Acceleration Facility in
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