NSF CAREER Award Winner: Pavan Hosur
Pavan Hosur, assistant professor of physics, received a $575,000 CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation to devise innovative methods for understanding how electrons “dance,” or organize themselves, in two-and three-dimensional topological semimetals.
Cosmological Mysteries - UH Physicists are Asking Big Questions about the Universe
$1.65 million grant will fund projects in neutrino oscillation.
NSF CAREER Award Winner: Claudia Ratti
Claudia Ratti, assistant professor of physics at the University of Houston, received a five-year, $475,000 CAREER award from the National Science Foundation to continue her studies of the interactions of elementary particles for clues to what happened in the microseconds after the Big Bang.
Mini Das: NSF CAREER Award
Mini Das, assistant professor of physics, received a five-year, $620,000 NSF CAREER Award targeting advanced microscopy techniques.
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