Stephanie Chasteen of CU-Physics examines Science and Education

CU-Physics in the News:

CU-Boulder Engineering Physics Student Wins $250,000 Graduate School Fellowship

Margaret Murnane and Henry Kapteyn Pursuing Next-Gen Lasers - A&S Magazine

44th George Gamow Memorial Lecture featuring Dr. Joy Hirsch

Professor Judah Levine honored with Governor Ritter's 2009 Research Impact Award

CU-Boulder Online Simulation Project Gets $1.1 Million Grant, Changes the Way Science is Taught

CU Professor Margaret Murnane Wins $3 Million Fellowship from Department of Defense

CU-Boulder Selected for Two Lunar Research Grants Totaling $11 Million

CU Physics receives 2008 President's Award for Academic Leadership

CU and NIST Scientists Create First Dense Gas of Ultracold 'Polar' Molecules

CU-Boulder Physics Professors Win 2009 Ahmed Zewail Award in Ultrafast Science and Technology

CU-Boulder Physics Faculty, Students Involved In Large Hadron Collider Project

Prof. Noah Finkelstein wins 2007 BFA Excellence in Teaching Award

CU-Boulder Physics Professor Wins National Buckley Prize

CU Professor Carl Wieman Receives Highest Honor Given By American Association Of Physics Teachers

CU-Boulder Scientist Jun Ye Wins Top Physics Award For Advances In Precision Measurement