Professor Fridolin Weber of the Department of Physics will be the 2017 Albert W. Johnson University Research Lecturer and Distinguished Professor of Physics. This accolade […]
Professor Fred Goldberg is a co-PI on a new grant from the National Science Foundation’s Improving Undergraduate Science Education program to establish a faculty online […]
The Department of Physics welcomes our new faculty member, Professor Kyle Sundqvist! Dr. Sundqvist studies low-temperature condensed matter physics and electronics. He received his bachelor’s […]
The Department of Physics held an open house on April 8, 2016. Some 45 prospective students of all levels attended talks, ate pizza, visited […]
SDSU Physics Professor Fridolin Weber has published a book on General Relativity and the Physics of Compact Stars. The book, published in Portuguese, is based […]
The Department of Physics welcomes our newest faculty addition, Dr. Kenneth Nollett. Dr. Nollett grew up in the Nebraska Sandhills, then studied physics at MIT […]
Congratulations to SDSU undergraduate student Adam Christopher Pruneda who has been awarded a 2015 DREAM Undergraduate Fellowship! Adam will receive a $5000 stipend from the American Association […]
Congratulations to Priscilla Kelly on receiving a very prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (http://www.nsfgrfp.org/) this year! Priscilla is a first year grad student in Prof. […]
Dr. Usha Sinha, physics chair and the director of the medical physics program at SDSU along with Dr. Mauro Tambasco have recently established a Medical […]
SDSU astrophysicist Fridolin Weber developed a model that predicts deconfined, or free, quarks can exist within the super-dense insides of a neutron star. You can’t […]
