Physics and Astronomy | The University of New Mexico

Chair: Wolfgang Rudolph

Degree Programs

Undergraduate

Graduate - Physics

Graduate - Optical Science and Engineering

News from the Chair

Osinski wins DOE Funding at LANL

Grad student Jacek Osinski won U.S. Department of Energy Science Graduate Student Research funding for his project at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Beyond the WIMP Miracle.

The program goal is to prepare graduate students for science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) careers critically important to the DOE Office of Science mission. Congratulations Jacek!

News from the Chair

Acosta receives prestigious Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation award

Victor Acosta

Congratulations to Victor Acosta, UNM Physics & Astronomy assistant professor and CHTM faculty member, upon receiving a Beckman Young Investigators Award from the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation for his research project,“Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy on a Diamond Chip.” The award is in the amount of $750,000 and will begin September 1, 2017, distributed over four years.

See the article from UNM Newsroom and the Center for High Technology Materials website.

Upcoming Events

Colloquium:

Fri 9/22, 3:30PM in Room 125, Keith Lidke, Imaging Cellular Components and Dynamics with Sub-Diffraction Resolution

Other Events:

Thu 9/21, 2:00PM in Room 190, Joe Malins (UNM), Measurements and Models of Ionospheric Faraday Rotation

Thu 9/21, 3:30PM in Room 190, Kai-Mei Fu, Toward Efficient Entanglement Generation with Defects in Solid-state

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Physics & Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science center

A new facility will help UNM researchers and students change the world

New Mexicans approved a General Obligation Bond C package. The facility could be completed by 2019

Interactive Astronomy Apps

9 Educational Apps

Written by Kevin Dilts for the Astro 101 Lab, these free interactive javascript apps illustrate common astronomy concepts. Enjoy!