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Gregory Bryan

Astronomy · Columbia University

Courses Gregory Bryan teaches

What students said

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

There were some cool topics and lectures. It's mostly introductory topics, especially in the beginning, but there are a few higher level (but still accessible) lectures later on

ASTR GR8003 · Fall 2021

A lot about fluid dynamics (Euler/Navier-stokes and applications); great overview of plasma physics

ASTR GR8003 · Fall 2021

I found the course difficult and the material hard to follow. There didn't always seem to be a clear transition between one topic and the next, and the homeworks weren't straightforward, especially without Greg's hints.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

Cool knowledge about current research in astronomy as well as perspectives on how to approach problems.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

I learned more about current research in different areas of astronomy such as cosmology and high energy astrophysics.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

New research and understandings of astronomy and astrophysics.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

Great class, super approachable methods of conveying information for someone with little prior knowledge. Lecturers are great, class format is great, workload is appropriate. Recommend.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

In this course, I learned about the latest advancements and key concepts in astrophysics, including topics like dark matter, black holes, gravitational waves, and the evolution of the universe. I gained a deeper understanding of the cutting-edge research that is shaping the field of astrophysics, and developed my skills in analyzing astronomical data. The course also gave me a broader perspective on the role of astrophysics in addressing fundamental questions about the origins of the universe and the nature of space and time.

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

All of the latest research topics in Astrophysics, from planet formation, to binary black holes and machine learning

ASTR UN2900 · Fall 2024

I learned about astronomy, physics, and the universe from both a micro and macro perspective.

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