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Skip to contentDepartment of PhysicsMenu Close Search Undergraduate ProgramGraduate ProgramResearchResearch CentersPeopleResourcesCommunity OutreachLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeUpcoming EventsRecent NewsCoursesAlumniDiversityOur HistoryContact Us Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SResearch CentersCenters encourage collaborative research efforts among scientists working on problems and projects that span traditional departmental lines. Logo_McDonnellcenter_nobackground.png Media Root Established in 1975, the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences conducts research ranging from the search for water on Mars, exploration of outer planets, to the study of energetic X-ray and gamma-rays emanating from quasars and supermassive black holes, gravitational waves and of dark matter in the Universe. The Center has grown into a consortium of more than one hundred members, consisting of faculty fellows, research scientists, postdoctoral research associates, graduate students, affiliates, and staff from the departments of Earth & Planetary Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering. It stimulates scientists to work on fundamental problems in Space Sciences and Astroparticle Physics, transcending borders between disciplines. The "Mac Center," as it is called, fosters this type of endeavor through the sponsorship of cooperative research and through formal activities such as the Visiting Scientist Program. Since it's inception, the members of the Center have published thousands of papers in fields as diverse as Astrobiology, Lunar and Planetary Exploration, Nuclear Matter, Neutrino Physics, and Gravitation and Cosmology. Visit McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences Artboard [email protected] The Center for Quantum Leaps at Washington University in Saint Louis brings together scientists working on the development and engineering of quantum technologies and materials, and scientists using quantum technologies for cutting-edge research in physics and related disciplines. The center leverages the members’ experience with the fabrication of quantum sensors and the deployment of the sensors in extreme environments, e.g. on balloons, satellites, in remote geographical areas, and in underground laboratories. In cooperation with the Physics Department and the McDonnell Center for the space sciences, the center organizes a seminar, regular symposiums, and a program for center-funded post-doctoral scholars, and offers research opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. Visit Center for Quantum Leaps IMSE Logo.png Icons The Institute of Materials Science and Engineering officially opened on July 1, 2013 to be a central hub for the materials research at Washington University. The IMSE is a PhD granting institute that sits primarily in the Schools of Arts & Sciences and Engineering and Applied Science. It maintains a world-class sample preparation and characterization equipment center that is located in the basement of Rudolph Hall. IMSE membership consists of over 30 faculty, and many graduate and undergraduate students, from ten participating departments, two in the School of Medicine. VISIT INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING   Quick LinksStudent ResourcesEventsOur PeopleCode of ConductContact Physics Intranet Physics WebmailAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis  Instagram Facebook Twitter Linkedin YouTube Contact Us: Department of Physics [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu