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Physics Olympiad Group

The Inaugural UA Physics Olympiad Group Uncovers a Need to Support Young Physics Enthusiasts on Advanced Physics Topics in Southern Arizona

Liam Frank

Physics Ph.D. Student Liam Frank Named ASCENDr Fellow

Quantum Bootcamp Group

Arizona Quantum Bootcamp Returns for Third Year

David Smith Receives College of Science Distinguished Advising Award

Ali Cropped

Ali Habiboglu Receives Neil Smith Award at TMRC 2026

Diptiman Bora

Physics Student Diptiman Bora Explores Particle Physics at Brookhaven National Laboratory

Melia Book - The Nature of Mass

Physics Professor Fulvio Melia Announces Forthcoming Book, The Nature of Mass

US ATLAS Flyer

UArizona Hosts 2026 US ATLAS Summer Workshop

Physics Assistant Professor Pooja Siwach Awarded DOE Genesis Mission Grant

Golubev Keys students

KEYS Internship Students Develop Interactive Physics Learning Tools in the Golubev Lab

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