Caltech PMA Division

It's that time of year again! Apply for our 2024 FUTURE workshop on September 5-6, 2024 here at the Caltech campus. For more information and a link to our nomination form, please visit our website: future.pma.caltech.edu Apply by July 16, 2024!

We are currently accepting nominations for our FUTURE of Physics Conference happening September 11-12 here at the Caltech campus. For more information and a link to our nomination form, please visit our website: future.pma.caltech.edu Nominations are due July 18! 🏆

We are currently accepting nominations for our FUTURE of Physics Conference happening September 12th and 13th here at the Caltech campus. For more information and a link to our nomination form, please visit our website. Nominations are due August 1st! 🏆 future.pma.caltech.edu

PMA's Matthew Graham will lead Caltech's effort in the new @NSF Institute for Accelerate AI Algorithms for Data-Driven Discovery (A3D3). @a3d3institute pma.caltech.edu/news/nsf-estab…

Don't miss this week's Caltech Astronomy Colloquium with Rashid Sunyaev from the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics! pma.caltech.edu/master-calenda…

Congratulations to Professor Stanley Deser, a Senior Research Associate in Theoretical Physics at @Caltech, for being elected into the @royalsociety! royalsociety.org/news/2021/05/n…

I’m safe on Mars. Perseverance will get you anywhere. #CountdownToMars

The Caltech Physics Colloquium is happening today at 4pmPT on Zoom! Join us for Hiroko Watanabe's talk "Neutrino Geoscience: Measuring the Earth's Neutrino Flux and Constraining Its Composition" caltech.edu/campus-life-ev…

I really like conical inductors. They have a much higher self resonant frequency than we get out of cylindrical inductors. It helps in that squirrelly freq band between circuits and optics. But how does it work? Why so acute? +points for explanatory cartoons.

This week's Physics Colloquium is about to begin! Join Monika Schleier-Smith as she dives into "Choreographing Quantum Spin Dynamics with Light" caltech.edu/campus-life-ev…

This week's Zoom Physics Colloquium with Marin Soljačič begins a 4pm! "Enabling Novel Light Phenomena at the Subwavelength Scale" caltech.edu/campus-life-ev…

This week's Caltech Physics Colloquium is about to begin! Click here for the Zoom link - pma.caltech.edu/master-calenda…

Join our virtual Physics Colloquium tomorrow at 4pmPST with Dr. Akira Furusawa from @UTokyo_News_en for his talk "Caltech, Quantum Teleportation, and GKP Qubits." caltech.edu/campus-life-ev…

The Caltech Physics Colloquium with Dr. Vladan Vuletic is about to begin on Zoom! Find the link here --> caltech.edu/campus-life-ev…

The Caltech Physics Colloquium is now on Zoom! Join tomorrow's Colloquium "Search for Dark Matter with Atomic Precision Spectroscopy" presented by Dr. Vladan Vuletíc and find previous talks here --> pma.caltech.edu/news-events/ph…

The Linde Hall of Mathematics and Physics looked a little different back in 1923. youtu.be/mCiWitep2js

We welcome you to nominate your top rising Junior or Senior Undergraduate Women* (and/or Women* who are interested in pursuing a Physics PhD in the next 1-2 years) to participate in a one-day online/virtual event. There is no fee for participating in FUTURE 2020.

Programming includes short science talks and “day in a life” discussions from current students, panels with current students and faculty covering topics ranging from challenges, research topics, building community, the application process, and more. (Q&A for each session too)

FUTURE of Physics 2020 is currently accepting nominations through 8/20/20. This year’s online/virtual conference, scheduled for Sep. 15th, will provide an introduction to life as a Caltech graduate student. Nominate here! --> future.pma.caltech.edu

Please do not indicate these scores anywhere on your application. This statement overrides any mention of the GRE you may find on our website.

Important Graduate Admissions Update: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, scores for the GRE General and GRE Subject exams will neither be required nor accepted on applications to the Physics, Math, or Astronomy programs for the entering cohort of Fall 2021. (CONTINUED)