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A long and distinguished history in diverse and transformational physics research, credited with more than 10 Nobel Prize winners since 1944.
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"Faculty Position: Condensed Matter Theory"
quantum.columbia.edu/news/fa…
Columbia Physics Department retweeted
Quantum computing is moving from fundamental research to revolutionary capabilities for science!
The Office of Science Advisory Committee Quantum Subcommittee has issued a report on our path to an integrated quantum future: energy.gov/science/articles/…
"Professor Mike Tuts honored with Lifetime Achievement Award from US ATLAS"
physics.columbia.edu/news/pr…
@ATLASexperiment @CERN
"In Memoriam: Aron Pinczuk (1939-2022)"
"His experiments, of a remarkable precision and delicacy, revealed quantum phenomena ...excitation spectrum in the quantized hall effect, ...initial understanding of the 'Dirac liquid' in graphene."
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Professor Aaron Pinczuk was honored with the SEAS Faculty Excellence Award for Scholarly Leadership in 2008
Columbia Physics Department retweeted
📍The sun is almost here! ☀️ Our winterovers stayed busy with detector and seasonal station activities.
Read more about week 38 at the Pole ➡️ icecube.wisc.edu/news/life-a…
📸: Alicia Fattorini, IceCube/NSF
#WeekAtThePole #IceCubeNeutrinoObservatory
Fantastic @ColumbiaAstro Colloquium on
"Pupin Laboratories 1927-2027: A Brief History"
by Professor David Helfand, who is also the author of insightful books. Indeed, the History happened in Pupin Laboratory.
astro.columbia.edu/events/co…
davidjhelfand.info/
We are pleased to share the application link for our upcoming faculty search for a Condensed Matter Theorist, jointly sponsored by the Columbia Physics Department and the Center for Computational Quantum Physics (CCQ):
apply.interfolio.com/193261
apply.interfolio.com/193798
Congratulations Blavatnik Regional Awards for Young Scientists Announce 2026 Honorees!
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Congratulations, Dr. Itai Linial! A THEA postdoctoral scholar and currently a Hubble Fellow at NYU was announced as a Blavatnik Regional Awards Winner for work at Columbia! Keep up the momentum!
blavatnikawards.org/news/ite…
"In Memoriam: Sven Richard Hartmann, 1932 - 2021"
"A founder of the modern field of optical physics, ...known for his pioneering experiment that unveiled the “photon echo” phenomenon that defied the basic notions about the interaction of light and matter."
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Quantum and Photonic science at @Columbia University has a long history. We remember Professor Sven Hartmann of #PupinLaboratories, who is the recipient of the 1983 Optica R. W. Wood Prize for “...extension of spin echos...”
optica.org/History/Biographi…
Columbia Physics Department retweeted
Most accurate cosmic clocks show unexpected instability
Millisecond pulsars are the most accurate natural clocks in the known Universe.
But not only do they glitch, changing their period, but their pulse profiles change.
By quite a lot, too.
bigthink.com/starts-with-a-b…
Columbia Physics Department retweeted
🌏 Join @columbiaclimate for a full week of events to celebrate #ClimateWeekNYC 👇
This #ClimateWeekNYC, as @ClimateGroup's education partner, we're bringing bold ideas, leading experts, and groundbreaking research to shape the conversation on climate action. Explore some highlighted events and learn more via State of the Planet: news.climate.columbia.edu/20…
We were treated to a fantastic colloquium by Andrew Millis is Professor of Physics at Columbia and co-director of the Center for Computational Quantum Physics at the Flatiron Institute:
"Superconductivity and the Quantum Many Body Problem"
physics.columbia.edu/events/…
"Columbia to Lead $20 Million National Research Center on Organismal Resilience"
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"Columbia Physics Department invites applications for the 2027 EKA Postdoctoral program for outstanding young scientists with research interests in any area of physics pursued at Columbia."
apply.interfolio.com/192942