Troy University to welcome Fulbright Scholar Dr. Jiří Minarčík March 23-26

Dr. Minarčík will host a series of public lectures and discussion panels as part of his visit.

Dr. Minarčík will host a series of public lectures and discussion panels as part of his visit.

Troy University will welcome Fulbright Scholar Dr. Jiří Minarčík a mathematician from the Czech Republic specializing in mathematical modeling, geometric flows and computational geometry, for a series of public lectures and events on the Troy Campus from March 23–26.

Hosted by the Center for Relativity and Cosmology and the University Honors Global Scholars Program through a Fulbright Outreach Lecturing…

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TROY Electronics Engineering Technology Faculty awarded $394K NSF grant for student learning apps development

The app is designed to act as a bridge between conceptual and visual learning.

The app is designed to act as a bridge between conceptual and visual learning.

Troy University Electronics Engineering Technology faculty have secured a competitive, $394,429 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant that will aid in the development of visual learning apps for STEM students not just at TROY, but for higher learning institutions nationwide.

Dr. Raj Vinnakota, Associate Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Physics, and Dr. Shaimum Shahriar,…

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Troy University to host German astrophysicist for lecture on neutron stars on Oct. 3

The Crab Nebula photographed by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. (Photo courtesy NASA)

The Crab Nebula photographed by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. (Photo courtesy NASA)

Troy University’s Center for Relativity and Cosmology will host University of Tübingen physicist Dr. Christian Krüger on Oct. 3 for a lecture on fundamental physics and neutron stars.

The Center for Relativity and Cosmology was established in early 2024 as a way to reintroduce physics research to TROY students.

“Everyone loves physics, but no one…

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Longtime physics professor Dr. B.J. Bateman remembered for dedication to students, science

Dr. Bateman served the University and its students for over 40 years.

Dr. Bateman served the University and its students for over 40 years.

A fixture in Troy University’s physics department for 45 years, Dr. B.J. Bateman is fondly remembered by his colleagues for his dedication to his students—and his sometimes-unorthodox teaching methods.

Born in Panama City, Florida, on March 10, 1943, Dr. Bateman passed on August 5. He spent his childhood living throughout Alabama and Florida and attended…

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