Colloquia, Seminars, and Lecture Series

Science on Hudson is a public lecture series covering various topics within the field of physics. Everyone is welcome. These talks are intended for a general audience. Lectures last approximately 60 minutes with time afterwards for questions/answers and discussions.

Colloquia on various topics in the field of physics are given throughout the year. These colloquia are open to all who would like to attend.

Columbia is a central hub for ground-breaking condensed matter/atomic, molecular, and optical physics research. As such, researchers in the field from all over the world come to Columbia to share and discuss their research.

Researchers at Columbia are involved with high energy particle physics research in collaborations all over the world. Often, fellow researchers or collaborators will come to Columbia to share their research in seminars. If you're interested in giving a talk for this series, please contact Lauren Osojnak ([email protected]) or Lee Hagaman ([email protected]). 

Many breakthroughs in theoretical physics have been born here at Columbia. Theorists from all over the world come to Columbia to share and discuss their current research.