Research at Physics
The Department of Physics' core activities take place within the framework of six divisions. Our research profiles include basic research, biological physics, materials for energy applications, disordered systems, complex oxides, surface and nanophysics, and subatomic and plasma physics.
We provide a competitive advantage by linking top-level international and interdisciplinary academic performance in the areas of materials science, nanotechnology, life science and energy research with world-leading industrial research and development projects.
Research divisions
The activities at Chemical Physics involve fundamental and applied research within surface and nano science. The project...
At Condensed Matter and Materials Theory we construct models for, and develop an understanding of, a large variety of ma...
Our goal at Materials Physics is to understand why and how physical phenomena in materials arise and how to best exploit...
The research at Microstructure Physics focuses on materials and what affects their properties. We mainly deal with mater...
At Nano and Biophysics we develop an understanding of, and explore the physics of, nanoscopic and biomolecular structure...
At Subatomic, High-Energy and Plasma Physics we cover a broad range of research topics and are inspired by some of the b...