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Ange Concepcion ('08)

Dr. Concepcion's career focus is in education leadership and was recently promoted to Dean of Students at Wagner College.

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Zalia Cook ('21) researches protective barriers against invasive aquatic species and spent a semester abroad in Spain.

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Dr. Rasha Abbasi studies the physics of lightning and the movement of cosmic rays through our galaxy

Dr. Willetta Greene-Johnson: Where Science and Award-Winning Music Meet

Receiving a PhD is a difficult feat. So is receiving a Grammy. But Loyola Professor Willetta Greene-Johnson can say she has achieved not just one, but both in her lifetime.

Loyola Physics prepares students for future careers in STEM and beyond.

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Undergraduate Physics Research Symposium '22
Inaugural event celebrates research achievements of Loyola Physics majorsLEARN MORE
Congratulations!!!!
Time to celebrate the Class of 2022
Strange gamma ray flashes from lightning may have explanation
New Scientist magazine spotlights breakthrough by Rasha Abbasi on this storm cloud mystery
Robert McNees recognized for teaching excellence
Awarded 2022 Sujack Award by LUC College of Arts and Sciences
Cudahy Science Hall reopens as the home for Loyola Physics
Classic on the outside, fully modernized on the inside
Physics students help combat invasive species in Great Lakes
Physics and Environmental Science collaboration examines barriers to protect Lake Michigan from threatening crayfish
Rasha Abbasi awarded NSF grant for research on the Microphysics of Lightning.
Observing the Optical Emission from Downward Terrestrial Gamma-ray Flashes.
Catherine Sikora recognized as 20 Most Influential Academics in Smart Manufacturing
CJ prepares students for careers in advanced manufacturing.
Rasha Abbasi publishes findings on gamma rays produced by lightning
Research reveals insights into the terrestrial origins of gamma rays flashes.
Walter Tangarife awarded NSF grant for research on the Standard Model.
Research explores connection between dark matter and neutrinos.
Brian Cannon receives CAREER award from NSF for research on DNA biophysics.
Research examines role of DNA conformation on genetic disorders
Walter Tangarife selected as Scholar for Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics
His research focuses on dark matter in the early universe
Identifying relationships in supersymmetric quantum mechanics
Quantum theory researchers publish new paper on superpotentials
Sneaky Neutrinos and Their Role in Dark Matter
Walter Tangarife's new paper in Physical Review Letters presents new interaction among neutrinos
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Loyola University Chicago

Department of Physics

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Physics Tutoring

Alum Spotlight

Ange Concepcion ('08)

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Get to know a physics major

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Learn about an astroparticle physicist at Loyola

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Dr. Willetta Greene-Johnson: Where Science and Award-Winning Music Meet

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Loyola Physics prepares students for future careers in STEM and beyond.

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Undergraduate Physics Research Symposium '22

Congratulations!!!!

Strange gamma ray flashes from lightning may have explanation

Robert McNees recognized for teaching excellence

Cudahy Science Hall reopens as the home for Loyola Physics

Physics students help combat invasive species in Great Lakes

Rasha Abbasi awarded NSF grant for research on the Microphysics of Lightning.

Catherine Sikora recognized as 20 Most Influential Academics in Smart Manufacturing

Rasha Abbasi publishes findings on gamma rays produced by lightning

Walter Tangarife awarded NSF grant for research on the Standard Model.

Brian Cannon receives CAREER award from NSF for research on DNA biophysics.

Walter Tangarife selected as Scholar for Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics

Identifying relationships in supersymmetric quantum mechanics

Sneaky Neutrinos and Their Role in Dark Matter

Archived News