She praises the university's "spirit of discovery" in her first communiques to the Columbia community -- and the Department of Physics and Astronomy makes some surprise cameos
We bid farewell to a beloved colleague, whose work and warmth touched the lives of so many in the physics community and beyond. Thank you, Allan, for being such an inimitable part of Columbia Physics.
In a follow-up conversation with Professor Hill, recent recipient of the 2026 New Horizons Prize, he reflects on his research, influences, and goals as a physicist
The award recognizes graduate student instructors from across the University's disciplines and campuses who demonstrate exceptional commitment and innovation in teaching
The award in fundamental physics is granted by the Breakthrough Prize Foundation, based on nominations from the public and a selection committee that includes previous winners
Columbia physicists navigate the "neutrino fog" in award-winning dark matter search
In Professor Will's second Nature paper of the year, his team builds on successes in transforming ultracold gases of sodium–cesium (NaCs) molecules into BECs
With the publication of their paper on Unitarity Flow Conjecture in PRL, Professor Sebastian Mizera's research group demonstrates unexpected connections between renormalization group flow and unitarity
Physics faculty member Sebastian Will joined fellow panelists from Columbia and Stony Brook to enlighten Congress about the importance and future of quantum science
Even if they had to conduct their experiments in the dark
The prize honors "theoretical work that has provided significant insights on the nature of superconductivity and has led to verifiable predictions"