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Assistant Professor David Patterson is one of the Packard Foundation’s 2018 Fellows
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Physicists team with local startup bioProtonics to devise a technique to detect micron-level changes in bone composition
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Physics professor M. Cristina Marchetti receives the American Physical Society’s inaugural Leo P. Kadanoff Prize
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(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — There’s a big hole in our current understanding of what makes up the universe.
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Experimental cosmologist Philip Lubin and his group use photonics to search Andromeda for signs of alien life
Scientists resolve the nature of powerful cosmic objects
Assistant Professor David Patterson is one of the Packard Foundation’s 2018 Fellows
Physicists team with local startup bioProtonics to devise a technique to detect micron-level changes in bone composition
Physics professor M. Cristina Marchetti receives the American Physical Society’s inaugural Leo P. Kadanoff Prize
(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — There’s a big hole in our current understanding of what makes up the universe.
Experimental cosmologist Philip Lubin and his group use photonics to search Andromeda for signs of alien life
