News

1.27.17

Prof. Kater Murch receives the St. Louis Academy of Sciences 2017 Innovation Award ...

1.26.17

Professor Mark Alford discusses five extreme facts about neutron stars ...

1.10.17

Tyrone Daulton investigates the case of the missing diamonds ...

10.10.16

Prof. Carl Bender wins the 2017 Dannie Heinemann Prize for Mathematical Physics ...

9.30.16

Prof. Christine Floss has received NASA support for a project Characterizing Comet 81P/Wild 2 with Acfer 094 and Tagish Lake Analog Foils.

9.30.16

Prof. Ryan Ogliore has received a grant from NASA for a field-emission scanning electron microscope that will be used to analyze samples of comets and asteroids.

9.27.16

Congratulations to Prof. Anders Carlsson who is part of a new NSF funded Science and Technology Center ...

9.19.16

Congratulations to Prof. James G. Miller who was named the recipient of the 2016 Rayleigh Award at the International Ultrasonics Symposium held this year in Tours, France...

9.14.16

Congratulations to Prof. Willem Dickhoff who has received a grant from NSF for a project titled "Green’s Functions and the Nuclear Many-body Problem".

8.31.16

2016 Newsletter

8.30.16

Prof. Krawczynski’s team is preparing for the launch of the balloon borne X-Calibur experiment to study black holes and neutron stars. Follow the team via a blog with daily updates...

8.15.16

Congratulations to Prof. Kater Murch on being awarded a NSF grant to investigate Measurement and Control in Open Quantum Systems ...

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