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Frederick A. Ringwald Professor of Physics
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2020 Spring Classes: Phys 4C Light and Modern Physics Supervising: PSci 21 Elementary Astronomy Labs Classes from Previous Semesters Current space weather / SolarHam Accurate time / My picture Research opportunities for Fresno State students Gallery of images from the Campus Observatory, the Sierra Nevada, and Mount Laguna Adventure! Excitement! | ||||||
Research Interests: Multiwavelength observational astronomy of cataclysmic variables, nova shells, accretion disks and outflows, X-ray binaries and black holes, common envelope evolution, stellar magnetism, exoplanets, starburst galaxies, quasars, time-series analysis; also spaceflight and astronomical instrumentation.
At right: Some images fromFresno State's Campus Observatory.
E-mail: ringwald[at]csufresno.edu and replace [at] with
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Office: McLane J-wing Room 11 (near the ground-floor Women's Room
and due east of McLane 161).
Office hours (from 2020 January 21 to May 7):
If students need to see Professor Ringwald outside of office hours, please call or e-mail first.
(559) 278-8426 : Phone
(559) 278-2371 : Department of Physics office
(559) 278-7741 : Fax
Postal mail address:
2345 E. San Ramon Ave., M/S MH37
Fresno, CA 93740-8031, U.S.A.
Here is the department brochure that I edited. It's a pdf file that you can read with Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program available here. Here is a recruiting slide.
Last updated 2020 January 11. Webpage by Professor Ringwald
Department of Physics, California State University, Fresno. Please read this disclaimer.