Light-powered Gyroscope will be World's Smallest
The Economic Times (India), 4.3.15
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Li Ge (GC/Staten Island, Physics) has published a study in Optica that describes his development of what may help create the world’s smallest gyroscope. Read more
Light-powered Gyroscope is World's Smallest: Promises Powerful Spin on Navigation
Phys.org, 4.1.15
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The Startorialist: Runway to Outer Space
The Takeaway, 1.2.15 Read more
The Takeaway's Complete Guide to 2015
The Takeaway (Produced by WNYC and Public Radio International), 1.2.15 (Podcast) Read more
The U.S. Department of State has selected Steve G. Greenbaum (Prof., Hunter), executive officer of the Ph.D. Program in Physics, as a Jefferson Science Fellow for 2014–15. The fellowship... Read more
William Bialek, visiting presidential professor of physics and founder and director of the Initiative for the Theoretical Sciences, has been awarded the Swartz Prize for Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience from the Society for Neuroscience. Read more
Three top theoretical physicists will join the Graduate Center in Fall 2013, two as visiting professors and one as full-time member of the GC’s central faculty in physics. Read more
The Graduate Center is delighted to announce the appointment of four prominent scholars who will join the central faculty in Fall 2013: theoretical physicist Vijay Balasubramanian, mathematician... Read more
William Bialek, founder of ITS @ the Graduate Center and a faculty member in physics, was recently elected to the National Academy of the Sciences. Read more