CCNY PHYSICS NEWS

CCNY’s Sriram Ganeshan wins NSF Career Award for quantum hydrodynamics research

CCNY CCNY Physics Club (Society of Physics Students) Receives Blake Lilly Prize in recognition of their excellent outreach efforts. Physics club recognized as outstanding chapter for third year in a row

New Superlattice by CCNY team could lead to sustainable quantum electronics

New York Times Profile: Myriam Sarachik

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Dimers, orientifolds and anomalies, JHEP, February 2021

The Octagon and the non-supersymmetric string landscape, Physics Letters B, April 2021

Light-induced topological superconductivity via Floquet interaction engineering, Physical Review Research, April 2021

Enhanced nonlinear interaction of polaritons via excitonic Rydberg states in monolayer WSe2, Nature Communications, April 2021

Centralities in complex networks,  arXiv preprint arXiv:2105.01931, 2021

For earlier publications please see Physics News, Publications Archive.

DEPARTMENT EPHEMERA 

Missed a colloquium this year? Don't worry, we've got them all online on our YouTube Channel! Catch up on some exciting physics talks. 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Physics Colloquium

Welcome to the Spring 2021 series.  All talks will present online.  For more information, please contact Assistant Professor Sriram Ganeshan, sganeshan@ccny.cunyedu

Wednesday,  May 12, 2021

Kartiek Agarwal
Assistant Professor
Department of Physics
McGill University
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Dynamical decoupling and majorana zero modes

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

In Memoriam

In 1968, Dr. Mittleman joined the faculty as an associate professor of physics at the City College of New York. He remained at the institution for the remainder of his career, becoming a full professor in 1970 and retiring with the honor of professor emeritus in 1999.  For nearly five decades Dr. Mittleman educated generations of young minds, published a book and numerous articles, as well as integral research.  He was recognized by Marquis Who's Who Top Scientists for dedication, achievements and leadership in science Education.  Dr. Mittleman's research included Atomic, Quantum, Computational and Solid State Physics, and Optics.  Dr. Marvin H. Mittleman passed away on December 29, 2019.

PHYSICS STUDENTS

Congratulations to recent Physics BS grad, Alexandros Gloor on being named a CCNY 2020 Great Grad!