Colloquium

Upcoming Colloquium

Details will be released as they become available.

About the Colloquium

The Colloquium is a unique opportunity for students to learn about new developments in physics and what physicists do after they graduate. Hosted by the Physics and Astronomy Department at California State University, Long Beach, the weekly meetings invite guests from universities, research laboratories, and industry to present and discuss current topics in physics. All students are encouraged to attend for a well-rounded experience and training in physics.

Colloquium Coordinator

For information and suggestions about the colloquium please contact the colloquium coordinator:

Dr. Zoltan Papp
Zoltan Papp@csulb.edu

Schedule

Spring 2025 Colloquia
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
January 27, 2025(topic: laser physics and opthalmology) Tibor Juhasz, UC Irvine
February 3, 2025(topic: foundations of quantum mechanics)Matthew Leifer, Chapman University
February 10, 2025(topic: artificial intelligence (AI))Arnulfo Gonzalez, National Nuclear Security Site, Las Vegas
February 17, 2025Distinguished Lecture Speaker - Quantum ChromodynamicsStanley Brodsky, Stanford
February 24, 2025(topic: condensed matter theory)Judit Romanyi, UC Irvine
March 3, 2025(topic: high energy experiment)Daniel Diaz, Fermilab, Chicago
March 10, 2025(topic: condensed matter theory)Silke Paschen, TU Wien, Austria
March 24, 2025(topic: condensed matter experiment)Karoly Holczer, UCLA
April 7, 2025TBDTBD
April 14, 2025(topic: condensed matter experiment)Cristopher Barty, UC Irvine
April 21, 2025(topic: condensed matter theory)Kalman Varga, Vanderbilt
April 28, 2025(topic: condensed matter theory)Thomas Baker, University of Victoria, Canada
May 5, 2025Physics Student Research PresentationsPhysics Students, CSU Long Beach
May 7, 2025Physics Student Research PresentationsPhysics Students, CSU Long Beach

Previous Colloquia

The Colloquium Archive has the Colloquia from previous semesters.


Sponsors

We acknowledge with gratitude donations and support from the following present sponsors:

  • H.E. and H.B. Miller and Family Endowment
  • Benjamin Carter
  • American Physical Society
  • Anonymous

We also acknowledge with gratitude our past donors: The Forty-Niner Shops, Inc., The Northrop Grumman Foundation, Sandra Dana, Anonymous.

If you wish to support the Colloquium, please contact the colloquium coordinator or the department chair. Thank you!