Facilities

The majority of the Physics classrooms and labs are on the third floor of the North Classroom Building. Most rooms are fitted with electronic locks, which require a student ID card to swipe for entry. If you are a current student and need access to a classroom or lab, you...

Classroom demonstrations are vital to the conveyance and understanding of concepts in physics. The University of Colorado Denver Physics Department has an extensive collection of classroom demonstrations. These are grouped in general categories with thumbnails. Links will take you to a page with full descriptions.

The Physics Conference Room located in North Classroom 3115. The conference room calendar can be viewed below. For conference room reservations, please email Joanna Ramirez-Darnell .

The Computational Physics Lab is a multidisciplinary resource used for training and teaching computational physics to our students at the University of Colorado Denver. It is located in North Classroom 3603. There are eight high performance workstations available. The Computational Physics Lab is not available for reservation.

The Physics Student Lounge is where physics majors and minors can gather to study, work on homework or research, read one of the books in our library, or just sit an look at the mountain view through the West facing windows. There are whiteboards, TV's for collaboration, tables, chairs, couches,...

We are proud to be able to offer in-house fabrication to meet most of the needs of our student and faculty research. We have both manual and CNC machines and can work with metals, plastics, composites, foam, and natural materials (wood, leather, etc). Our fabrication facilities are managed by the...

Whether for a better understanding of material, to expand knowledge, or to conduct research, lab space is vital to physics. We currently have lab space and courses for the introductory physics sequence, as well as advanced labs and experiments for Juniors majoring in physics.