Student Profiles
Physics/math double major balances school and intercollegiate athletics
Many current Cal Lutheran physics majors participate in intercollegiate athletics as well as other campus activities. Sports represented among physics majors include water polo, soccer, football, track, hockey, rugby and cross-country. In addition to double majoring in physics and mathematics, Ben is a member of the men's water polo team.
Physics students use computer simulations to model superconductors
Cal Lutheran Physics students Pierce Hening, Dominic Lunde and Noah Meisner developed computer simulations to model superconducting materials as part of their 2015 summer research projects supported by Swenson (Hening and Meisner) and Darling (Lunde) fellowships. The students worked under the supervision of Professor John Deisz.
Student interns for the Department of Homeland Security
Cal Lutheran physics and chemistry double major Mickey da Silva spent the summer of 2015 working at the Naval Research Laboratory. His work on wireless power transfer was supported by a Department of Homeland Security Internship. Click on the title link for more information about Mickey and his internship.