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Academic Department

Mailing Address

Stanford University Department of Physics
Varian Physics Building, Room 108
382 Via Pueblo Mall 
Stanford, CA 94305-4013

Telephone

Information: (650) 723-4344
Fax: (650) 723-1821

 

Find us on the Campus Map:

Map of Palo Alto Caltrain to Varian Physics Building

Getting to Stanford

Visitors to conferences and events: We recommend that you take public transportation. From the Palo Alto Transit Center / Caltrain station, you can board the Stanford Marguerite Shuttle, which is the University’s free shuttle bus. Take the "P" shuttle from Palo Alto Station to the Stanford Oval. After departing shuttle, continue west on Jane Stanford Way, then south on Lomita Mall. Varian is the 2nd building on the right. 

The nearest visitor parking is at Roble Field Garage or Via Ortega Garage. All visitor parking payments are contactless and managed through ParkMobile. See instructions at the Stanford Transportation website. 

 

 

Parking Map of Varian Area

Department Chair: Giorgio Gratta

To contact the webmaster: Please email khoi [at] stanford.edu (khoi[at]stanford[dot]edu)

Stanford University Visitor Information

In the event of a fire or health-threatening hazardous material releases, call 9-911.

For releases or incidents not immediately health-threatening, call (650) 725-9999 (5-9999 from a campus phone).

For maintenance assistance during business hours, call Scott Barton at (650) 723-4361 (3-4361 from a campus phone).

For after-hours maintenance assistance, call (650) 723-2281 (3-2281 from a campus phone).

 

Stay in Touch

The following e-mail distribution list is open to interested members of the general public:

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