From the big bang and black holes to atoms and photons, Physics and Astronomy are about studying nature on a fundamental level, from scales large to small. Curious about how the world works? Interested in gaining an incredible skill set that will make you attractive to a wide range of employers? Join us!
Department research areas include gravitational waves, fluid mechanics, experimental optics, astrophysics, and science education. Student research opportunities are available. Learn more and get involved!
Professor Kent Leung awarded $436k grant to study neutronsAward will support construction of key components for observing the electric dipole moment of the neutron.Monday August 22, 2022
Adjunct Faculty for Physics & AstronomySeeking adjunct faculty to teach one or two sections of Introductory Physics courses.Wednesday July 20, 2022
Object LessonsScience, art and philanthropy on display in Richardson Hall teach lessons of collaboration and generosityThursday May 26, 2022
Physics students win best poster competition at LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Collaboration meetingFriday March 25, 2022
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| Name | Title | Location | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marc Favata | Chairperson | Richardson Hall, 213 | 973-655-4406 | favatam@montclair.edu |
| Daisy Cano | CSAM Grants and Projects Specialist | Richardson Hall, 213 | canod@montclair.edu |
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