Dr. Lau Goes to Washington
Graphene specialist Jeanie Lau of UC Riverside received high national honor on Jan. 13
View ArticleSan Jacinto High School physics students compete in international exercise
UCR professor leads a masterclass for San Jacinto High School physics students
View ArticleSurprising New Evidence for Asymmetry Between Matter and Antimatter
UC Riverside physicists involved in the international research; new result brings us closer to understanding the universe and its origins
View ArticleNew Research by UC Riverside Physicists Could Help Develop Gamma Ray Lasers...
Researchers isolate collection of "pure" or spin polarized positronium atoms for the first time
View ArticleUC Riverside Summer Physics Academy Reaches Out to Local High School Students...
Two-week workshop aims at preparing region's next generation of physicists
View ArticleThe Irish 'research lady' who helped win the Nobel
UCR Professor Emeritus Anne Kernan is featured in the Irish Times. Prof. Kernan, a high energy experimentalist, served as President of the APS Division of particles and fields and Dean of the Office of...
View ArticleUC Riverside Physicists Pave the Way for Graphene-based Spin Computer
Roland Kawakami's lab is first to achieve "tunneling spin injection" into graphene
View ArticleTwo UCR physicists have been named 2010 AAAS fellows
Two physicists are among 10 UCR Researchers Recognized by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
View ArticlePaper co-authored by UCR physicists is featured in Physics Viewpont
Laser spectroscopy of positronium confined to nanoscale pores is a tool to probe the size of buried cavities and a step toward the long-term goal of a positronium BEC.
View ArticleAstronomers Identify Most Distant Galaxy Cluster
Professor Mobasher is a member of an international team of astronomers that has uncovered a burgeoning galactic metropolis, the most distant known in the early universe.
View ArticleDouble discovery: Astronomers observe most distant galaxy cluster... and it's...
The discovery by UCR Professor Bahram Mobasher and his team is featured in the Daily Mail article.
View ArticleRIVERSIDE: UCR on Top 10 research list of graphene
A recent study conducted by the researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology placed UC Riverside No. 8 among the Top 50 U.S. universities that conduct graphene-related research.
View ArticleJapan's radioactivity won't jump Pacific, expert says
Jetstream winds blow from Japan to North America at speeds that can approach 200 mph, but even a worst-case disaster at the stricken Japanese nuclear plant is highly unlikely to send any harmful...
View ArticleCould Radiation from Japan Reach The West?
The disaster at a Japan nuclear power plant has many people on the West Coast looking nervously toward the Pacific, wondering if any releases of radioactivity could come here. Ken Barish is one who...
View ArticleThe SciCom Interview: Allen Mills
An atomic manipulator dreams of harnessing antimatter to probe the properties of materials and create powerful new gamma ray lasers Interview by Catherine Meyers Allen Mills's career trajectory took a...
View ArticleCNAS STEM Pathway Transfer Friday Talk
STEM Transfer Friday visit of community college students on April 1, 2011. Professor Shan-Wen Tsai and her students made a presentation to college students, toured the visiting students through their...
View ArticleTevatron Experiment Could Send Particle Physicists Back to the Drawing Board
If the existence of a previously unknown particle is confirmed, it would be the first particle that does not fit into the standard model of particle physics, said UC Riverside physics and astronomy...
View ArticleWhy Graphene Holds the Key to the Future
In public lecture at UC Riverside on May 19, graphene expert Jeanie Lau will discuss wonders of the new exciting material
View ArticleUC Riverside Physicists Discover New Way to Produce Antimatter-containing Atom
New method allows positronium to be produced for the first time at a wide range of temperatures and in a controllable way RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Physicists at the University of California, Riverside...
View ArticleNASA Telescopes Help Find Rare Galaxy at Dawn of Time
Astronomers using NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes have discovered that one of the most distant galaxies known is churning out stars at a shockingly high rate. The blob-shaped galaxy, called...
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