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Colloquium: September 26
Atomic-scale visualization of topological spin textures. Dr. Jay Gupta, The Ohio State University. 11:00am in HSCI-102.
New PREM Program Supports Materials Science Students
Michael Peterson and Partnership for Research and Education in Materials (PREM) grant was featured in the 2022 issue of Quest Magazine. Dr. Peterson and his team combine materials science research with pathway to Ph.D. programs at The Ohio State University.
Nights at the Observatory
Come observe the wonders of the universe! Every Tuesday evening on the HSCI roof (weather permitting), starting August 30 for the Fall 2022 semester.
Student Experiments Could Lead to More Effective Preemptive Care and Treatment for Deadly Infections in Humans
CSULB Physics students in Dr. Alex Klotz's lab use Nanopore technology to examine parasite DNA to improve diagnostic tools and treatments for deadly infections in humans.
How CSULB is Creating a More Inclusive Workforce
The APS Bridge Program at CSULB empowers students of diverse backgrounds in the rigorous fields of physics. With APS Bridge support during his master's program, Daniel Diaz went on to earn a Ph.D. in particle physics while researching at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland.
Meeting a Growing Need for Physics Teachers
There is a severe shortage of qualified science and math teachers nationwide, including physics. CSULB is credentialing and providing a pathway for existing teachers to add an authorization in physics, enabling them to teach the much-needed subject area.
