Highlights

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Professor Kimball, chair of the physics department at CSU East Bay and GWPAC collaborator, opened our Fall 2013 colloquium series with a presentation on how precision measurements of atomic spins can probe some of the universe's deepest mysteries.

Geoffrey Lovelace has received $126,000 in funding from the National Science Foundation to support the three-year project "RUI: Numerical Simulations of Merging Black Holes and Neutron Stars."

The National Science Foundation has awarded Jocelyn Read $126,000 in funding for the three-year research project "RUI: Dense Matter and Gravitational Waves: The Coalescence of Neutron Star Binaries."

Another busy year comes to a close.

Leigh Hargreaves will be teaching an Introduction to LabVIEW this coming fall semester 2013 for all interested students.

  1. The department is seeking applicants for a tenure-track position in experimental AMO physics
  2. Jason Lovelace describes making music with science for our Jun 7 colloquium
  3. Scholarships and Awards 2013
  4. Prashanth Jaikumar describes his neutron-star research at CSULB for our May 3 colloquium
  5. Thomas Gredig describes his thin-film research at CSULB for our Apr 26 colloquium