Has attended a colloquium in the past year Works in Atomic Molecular and Optical (A.M.O) physics Has a least favorite topic in physics Is currently a Ph.D. student Has written a presentation the night before Has a favorite Nobel-Prize winning discovery in physics Works in experimental physics Works in particle and nuclear physics Is currently a graduate student Has a favorite topic in physics Has published a paper Has attended a conference in the past yeaer Has (or is pursuing) a non-physics degree Works in theoretical physics Has given a poster presentation Has gone over time during a talk Is currently an undergraduate student Has a favorite equation Has changed their subfield before Is faculty or postdoc Works in astrophysics Is excited about today's colloquium Has a favorite physicist Works in condensed matter physics Has attended a colloquium in the past year Works in Atomic Molecular and Optical (A.M.O) physics Has a least favorite topic in physics Is currently a Ph.D. student Has written a presentation the night before Has a favorite Nobel-Prize winning discovery in physics Works in experimental physics Works in particle and nuclear physics Is currently a graduate student Has a favorite topic in physics Has published a paper Has attended a conference in the past yeaer Has (or is pursuing) a non-physics degree Works in theoretical physics Has given a poster presentation Has gone over time during a talk Is currently an undergraduate student Has a favorite equation Has changed their subfield before Is faculty or postdoc Works in astrophysics Is excited about today's colloquium Has a favorite physicist Works in condensed matter physics
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Has attended a colloquium in the past year
Works in Atomic Molecular and Optical (A.M.O) physics
Has a least favorite topic in physics
Is currently a Ph.D. student
Has written a presentation the night before
Has a favorite Nobel-Prize winning discovery in physics
Works in experimental physics
Works in particle and nuclear physics
Is currently a graduate student
Has a favorite topic in physics
Has published a paper
Has attended a conference in the past yeaer
Has (or is pursuing) a non-physics degree
Works in theoretical physics
Has given a poster presentation
Has gone over time during a talk
Is currently an undergraduate student
Has a favorite equation
Has changed their subfield before
Is faculty or postdoc
Works in astrophysics
Is excited about today's colloquium
Has a favorite physicist
Works in condensed matter physics