Classroom astronomy

Spectroscopy and stellar physics in the classroom
Student Worksheet
Instructor Solutions

Note, that to perform this activity, a simple spectrograph or diffraction grating is required, which can be cheaply acquired e.g., here.

Gravitational lensing: Just like optics!
Introductory Presentation
Student Worksheet
Instructor Solutions

Developed in conjuction with SAGE-S. Note, to perform this activity a wineglass (and optionally other glassware) is required. See the lesson plan for more information!

Resources for High School and Undergraduate Students

Stanford Physics, Identity, Equity (PIE) Program

The Stanford Physics, Identity, and Equity (PIE) program is designed to support candidates who have aspirations to apply to doctoral programs and become future leaders in the scientific community, and who will promote and/or contribute to a more equitable and inclusive physics community that would enhance our field. This three-day program will provide prospective applicants with information and guidance on the graduate experience, the PhD application process, and the various research interests at Stanford. Read more

Science Accelerating Girls' Engagement (SAGE)

The SAGE Mission is to engage curious and passionate students of genders underrepresented in STEM, and empower them to explore a wide range of possibilities for their future. Read more

Talking about Research

American Physical Society (APS) 2023
DESI in service of future cosmological surveys

See the articles and press releases page to read more!