12/11/2023 Hannah Jang-Condell received a letter awarding our chapter for accomplishments during the 2022-2023 Academic Year! "We at the SPS National Office want to take this opportunity to commend and applaud you for your tireless efforts to enrich the SPS community. It is because of your dedication and commitment to the SPS mission and vision that we are able to foster such a strong SPS community." The National Council has reviewed all chapter reports and has awarded the University of Wyoming SPS Chapter as a 2022-23 Distinguished Chapter.
UW Grad Student Josh Heiner from Star Valley Earns Quantum Mechanics Fellowship
UW Professors Dr. Jinke Tang, Dr. Yuri Dahnovsky, Dr. Wenyong Wang and Dr. TeYu Chien Discover Way to Make Solar Cells More Efficient
UW Faculty Member Dr. Hannah Jang-Condell and Students Contribute to Paper on Newly Discovered ‘Hot’ Planet
Postal Service’s New Eclipse Stamp to be Launched at UW
One Small Change Makes Solar Cells More Efficient
A Star May Soon Explode, And We’ll All Get To Watch
Astronomers Predict Explosion that Will Change the Night Sky in 2022
Two stars are about to smash into each other and the explosion will be visible with the naked eye
There will soon be a new bright spot in our night sky
Paired Stars in Cygnus En Route to Merger
UW Professor Achieves Breakthrough in Understanding Superconductivity Properties
UW Receives $1.2 Million NSF Award to Train 70 New Wyoming Certified Math and Science TeachersProfessor Hannah Jang-Condell Co-Writes Paper on Discovery of Possible Planet Formed Around Distant Star
University of Wyoming News Article Laramie Boomerang Article
UW to Host ‘AstroCamp: Journey to the Stars’ June 16-25
UW Hosts Astronomy Experience for Six Undergraduate Students from Across the Nation
Students Study Stars at UW Science Camp 48 students attended the UW’s ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp.
Seven UW Research Projects Chosen for First Cycle of Super Computer Use The National Science Foundation has chosen seven University of Wyoming research projects -- ranging from hydrology of the Colorado River Basin to planet formation from star debris to fluid dynamics of wind turbines -- that will use the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)-Wyoming Supercomputing Center (NWSC) in Cheyenne this fall.
Jang-Condell's Research Focuses on Planet Formation in Solar System, Around Stars Hannah Jang-Condell was not one of those kids who gazed at the stars and dreamed of one day becoming an astromer. It was not even until her senior year at Harvard that she took a modern astrophysics course.
UW Professor Creates Large Infrared Camera to Study History of the Universe Michael Pierce plans to study the history of the cosmos -- going back 10 billion years -- with an infrared camera it took him seven years to create.
Women in Science Conference at UW Designed to Get Young Women Excited About STEM Careers About 400 junior high and high school girls from across the state will descend on the University of Wyoming Tuesday, May 8.
Soft Ray Looks to Save Lives by Developing Rapid, Low-Cost System for Detection of Bacteria in Blood Platelets
UW Physics Professor Researches Possibility of Electronic Devices Produced on Smaller Scale
NASA Grant Supports UW Telescope Upgrade
Promoting Diversity through Undergraduate Research Fellowship
ExxonMobile Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp at UWyo
Lundquist was selected to conduct research aboard NASA's powerful SOFIA
Wenyong Wang receives multi-million dollar grant to study solar energy
UWyo and Wyo Dept of Ed initiate educational program on Wind Energy
Rocket science class launches experiments to space
UW Physics develops glowing tadpoles for detecting pollution
