Please join us tonight 8pm-9pm tonight on the Hall of Science rooftop to see the night sky through our telescopes!
Please join us tonight 8pm-9pm tonight on the Hall of Science rooftop to see the night sky through our telescopes!
Catching up with one of our Master program alumni, Dr. Stou Sandalski (center). Stou got his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, worked for Amazon, and now develops technology for a startup in the greater LA area.
Please join us tonight 8pm-9pm tonight on the Hall of Science rooftop to see the night sky through our telescopes!
Dr. Mladen Barbic delivers the Physics Colloquium on metamagnetic materials as switchable MRI labels. Dr. Barbic is a former faculty member of the Department who took a path into industry after earning his tenure, and continues doing independent research.
Please join us on this fall equinox 8pm-9pm tonight on the Hall of Science rooftop to see the night sky through our telescopes! csulb.edu/rooftop
Please join us tonight for observing on the roof of the Hall of Science from 8:00pm – 9:00pm! csulb.edu/rooftop
Prof. Yona Soh from Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland delivers the Physics Colloquium about novel quantum properties of materials with Kagome lattice structure.
Our first Nights at the Observatory evening will be tonight on the roof of the Hall of Science from 8:00pm – 9:00pm! Join us to take a look at the sky through our telescopes! csulb.edu/rooftop
Reconnecting at the Physics faculty retreat at the start of the Fall semester, and a warm welcome to our new graduate students at orientation! More events coming up soon.
Please join us this evening on the roof of the Hall of Science at a special time of 8:30pm - 9:30pm for our final observing night of this semester!
Memorable visit of Dr Stuart Parkin, pioneer of the field of Spintronics, to the department of Physics and Astronomy. He visited the research labs of Dr. Gredig, Dr. Gu and Dr. Ojeda-Aristizabal, met with Physics students, and presented his vision of new data storage technologies
Visit of Nobel Laureate Dr. Carl Weiman (2001 Physics Nobel). He spent time in the department talking to our students, faculty and sharing his insights in Physics research and STEM education. Thank you, Dr. Weiman!
Please join us on the roof of the Hall of Science this evening from 8pm-9pm for observing through our telescopes!















