CSULB Physics

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We will be observing tonight 8pm-9pm on the roof of the Hall of Science --- please join us!

Please join us on the roof of the Hall of Science this evening from 8pm-9pm for observing through our telescopes!

Please join us for observing on the roof of the Hall of Science 8pm-9pm tonight!

Physics students Narith Chan, Tanner Massimino and David Morales-Zapien presented excellent short talks on their research projects today at the 38th annual CSULB student research competition! Thank you to all for showing support and encouraging our students to present!

Please join us tonight on the roof of the Hall of Science 8pm-9pm for Nights at the Observatory!

We will not have observing tonight due to a rainy forecast. Please check in next week!

Dr. Nicholas Dale from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab presenting the weekly Physics Colloquium, delving into a toolbox to develop quantum materials with promise for high capacity memory storage.

We will not be having an observing night due to unfavorable weather conditions. Please check back next week!

Please join us this evening 8pm-9pm for observing on the roof of the Hall of Science!

Physics Colloquium by Dr. Mark Ian Lohmann, CSULB Physics MS graduate 2014, now eat Caltech and working to engineer novel materials for memory storage devices. We are proud of his journey and his achievements!

Due to a cloudy forecast, we will not have observing this evening. Check back next week!

Happy Holidays and New Year from the Physics faculty, students and staff! We may come from different places, but we are one community!

CSULB researcher helps NASA’s Roman telescope reveal new waves of galactic star data csulb.edu/news/the-media…

Celebrating the end of the colloquium series led by Dr. Grefe this semester. A great series of presentations and encounters of our students with professionals from other institutions and industry.

Correction: the HSCI elevator to the roof is under maintenance, so we will not have observing tonight. Keep an eye out in January for announcements regarding our Nights at the Observatory series next semester!

🎉 Congratulations to Francis Halzen — the winner of our 2026 APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research. He’s recognized for his work discovering cosmic neutrinos as the principal investigator of @uw_icecube. Read more from Halzen in #APSNews: go.aps.org/4pmAzbj