NSPS is a learned academic society promoting research, conferences, peer-reviewed publications, professional membership, prizes, and scientific recognition across the physical sciences.
NSPS is the main national body incorporated by the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria to promote the study and research of Physical Sciences in Nigeria.
Supporting research, education, publication, and collaboration in physics, chemistry, mathematics, earth sciences, computer science, and related fields.
Eligible applicants can check requirements, make payment, upload CV and passport, generate an e-certificate, and request a hard copy certificate.
Members, fellows, reviewers, and award recipients can access modern verification and recognition services.
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Scientific news reports, society updates, and weekly membership spotlight features from NSPS.
The Nigerian Society of Physical Sciences is pleased to celebrate ᴅʀ. ᴏʏᴇꜱᴏʟᴀᴘᴇ ʙᴀꜱɪʀᴀᴛ ᴀᴋɪɴꜱɪᴘᴏ as our Spotlight Member of the Week.
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A recent study published in African Scientific Reports investigates the use of electrical resistivity surveying methods to assess subsurface conditions for safer foundation design. Using constant separation traversing with the Wenner array and vertical electrical sounding with the Schlumberger array at the Abubakar Abdulsalam Hall area, University of Ibadan, the study identified three major subsurface layers: topsoil, weathered basement, and fresh bedrock. The findings show that low-resistivity weathered, fractured, clayey, or saturated zones may pose risks to shallow foundations, while deeper high-resistivity layers offer better foundation-support potential. This work supports geotechnical evaluation, subsurface mapping, foundation stability assessment, and safer civil engineering site planning.
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Brain-inspired computers have shown they can solve complex physics equations once thought to require powerful supercomputers. The breakthrough could lead to faster, low-energy computing systems for science, engineering, and advanced simulations.
Read reportNSPS provides a reviewer credit system and automatic certificate generation for qualified reviewers who support journals published or co-published by the Society.
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