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In a paradox typical of the quantum world, JILA scientists have eliminated collisions between atoms in an atomic clock by packing the atoms closer together. The surprising discovery, described in the Feb. 3 issue of Science Express, can boost the performance of experimental atomic clocks made of thousands or tens...

John Hall, a University of Colorado Nobel Prize laureate and member of the Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, has won a 2010 Governor’s Award for High-Impact Research. Read More in the Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine .

The White House has announced this year's PECASE Award Winners read more

CU Physics Ranked in Top 10 of Public Universities The University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Physics is delighted to have been recognized with a high ranking in the 2010 National Research Council report on U.S. doctoral programs, which was released Tuesday, September 28th. According to the NRC's affiliate...

CU Physics Professor Mike Dubson was recently highlighted in an Associated Press article that focused on clicker use at CU. Dubson's innovative use of clickers in the classroom prompted discussion about the evolving use of technology in education. Read More

The Colorado Physics Newsletter provides semi-annual updates on departmental and research happenings. In this edition... Honors and Awards: 'Ultra-Fast Research Wins Top Prize", "CU-Boulder Alumni Association Honors John Cumalat", "Physics Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award" and many others. View the Newsletter

The Colorado Physics Newsletter provides semi-annual updates on departmental and research happenings. In this edition... "CU Physics’ AMO Discoveries May Save Lives" "ARPES Replaces Synchrotron in Many Studies" "Physics Research That Reaches from the Beginnings of Life to Your Laptop—Liquid Crystals" and much more. View the Newsletter

The Colorado Physics Newsletter provides semi-annual updates on departmental and research happenings. In this edition... "Awards for Educators" "Students Contribute to New Horizons Missions" "Pixel Silicon Detectors from Colorado to CERN" And much more... View the Newsletter