Mirko van der Baan is among recipients of new funding that boosts a pilot project that could help accelerate the time to market for advances in carbon capture and storage.
Faculty lecturer and undergraduate physics advisor Kirk Kaminsky on the beauty of physics and sharing knowledge with the next generation of scientists.
As today’s technology nears the limits of efficiency, Quantum Silicon Inc. is leading the way to manufacturing atom-scale circuits that are faster and use far less energy.
Rodrigo Fernández and Coleman Dean's computer model could speed up the search for collisions to observe in the fleeting first hours when scientists can learn the most about their physics.
After a rejected patent application nearly derailed years of Jack Tuszynski's research, the new drug is now in clinical trials thanks to timely support from top experts.
A former member of the ATLAS Experiment at CERN that discovered the long-sought Higgs boson, in 2012, Roger Moore is no stranger to exploring new frontiers in particle physics. This summer, Moore stepped into a new role as chair in the Department of Physics.
Collaboration explores hyperbolic lattices and opens new avenues for research in condensed matter physics.
NASA fellowship program will support Alexandra Tetarenko’s research on black holes.
Former PhD student Jens Boos receives PR Wallace Thesis Prize from Canadian Association of Physicists.
Astrophysicists Erik Rosolowsky and Gregory Sivakoff are members of an international team which is building a new, state-of-the-art telescope in Chile.
As a teenager, Igor Boettcher loved to read about the elementary particles that make up everything in the universe. Now he’s a physics faculty member who develops the mathematical and conceptual framework to understand findings, and proposes new experiments to learn more.
A discovery made through large-scale computer simulations could lead to better understanding of solar flares, geomantic substorms, and gamma-ray bursts, which pose serious dangers to orbiting satellites and telecommunications.