Physics & Astronomy
Student Research Presented at the 2022 April Meeting of the American Physical Society
Three Cal Poly Humboldt students presented research at the 2022 April Meeting of the American Physical Society that was held April 9-12 in New York City.
C.D. Hoyle
Professor C.D. Hoyle has been elected to serve a 2-year term on the Executive Committee of the Far West Section of the American Physical Society.
C.D. Hoyle
Emily Ord ('21) was presented with the "Best Poster Award" by the American Physical Society (APS) for a presentation given at the 2021 APS Far West Section Meeting that was held in October.
Professor C.D. Hoyle received a Fundamental...
Professor C.D. Hoyle received a Fundamental Physics Innovation Award from The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the American Physical Society that will support a 6-week research collaboration with Dr.
Students presented a poster and three talks...
Students presented a poster and three talks at the American Physical Society Far West Section Meeting held at Stanford University on research being done in the Gravitational Research Laboratory.
Jackson Stillman was granted a travel award...
Jackson Stillman was granted a travel award by the American Physical Society (APS) Division of Gravitational Physics to present his research on "Progress on Short-range Tests of Gravity at Humboldt State University" at the 2019 APS April Meeting in Denver, CO April 11-16.
Presented research on "A New Multi-mode...
Presented research on "A New Multi-mode Apparatus to Determine G" and "Progress on Short-range Tests of Gravity at Humboldt State University" at the 2019 American Physical Society April Meeting in Denver, CO April 11-16.
Kassandra Weber (‘19) won 2nd place for the...
Kassandra Weber (‘19) won 2nd place for the Steven Chu Award for best undergraduate research talk at the annual American Physical Society Far West Section Meeting that took place at CSU Fullerton on October 19-20th.
Congratulations to Kassandra Weber (‘19) who...
Congratulations to Kassandra Weber (‘19) who won 2nd place for the Steven Chu Award for best undergraduate research talk at the annual Far West Section Meeting of the American Physical Society that took place at CSU Fullerton on October 19-20!