Eclipse Mania Comes to CSUF: Astronomers Host Campus Viewing
The public is invited to campus to observe the “Great American Eclipse” on Aug. 21.
The public is invited to campus to observe the “Great American Eclipse” on Aug. 21.
CSUF physics faculty and students played a role in the third detection of gravitational waves — ripples in space and time — announced by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) June 1, demonstrating that a new window in astronomy has been firmly opened.
A gift challenge launched by physics alumnus Dan Black raised funds to support undergraduate research endeavors in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
CSUF physicist Geoffrey Lovelace, specializing in numerical relativity, has received a CAREER award, the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious award for faculty members early in their careers.
Undergraduate physics researcher Isa Patane is leading CSUF’s innovative “Gravity Spy” project, in which citizen scientists are helping Advanced LIGO detect more gravitational waves.
Cal State Fullerton enjoyed a banner year in 2016, with new programs, honors and campus firsts adding to a strong Titan legacy.
The past 12 months saw some of Cal State Fullerton’s best and brightest make their University proud.
A $937,368 National Science Foundation grant award supports a new project to expand the number of students from underrepresented groups to study gravitational-wave science and provide a pathway to enter the doctoral program at Syracuse University.
Cal State Fullerton scientists have helped to identify a second direct detection of gravitational waves from a pair of black holes that collided approximately 1.4 billion years ago.
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members received more than $1 million in grants and contracts during the third quarter of the academic year.