Stimulated by the needs and challenges of our time, the Department of Physics' ambition is to promote a creative environment for research, learning and collaboration. We have a great commitment to spreading our knowledge of physics in society, and one of our main priorities is to transfer research results from the department to the general public, the industry and organizations.
We house two infrastructure units at Chalmers: Chalmers Material Analysis Laboratory (CMAL) and Chalmers e-commons, and we also host the research centre Formulaex.
Coordinated from Chalmers’ Physics department, the Graphene Flagship has brought graphene innovation out of the lab and into commercial applications. It is one of the largest the European Commission funded research projects ever.
Centres and infrastructures
Chalmers Material Analysis Laboratory (CMAL)
Chalmers Materials Analysis Laboratory (CMAL) is a research and user facility providing basic and state-of-the-art instr...
Chalmers e-commons
Chalmers e-commons is the gateway to a collection of local, national, and international digital expert functions and re...
Formulaex
The Formulaex centre is a SSF-funded industrial research centre for functional RNA delivery. The three academic partners...
Graphene Flagship
The Graphene Flagship has brought graphene innovation out of the lab and into commercial applications.
Cooperations
Society and industry
We aspire to closely collaborate with the surrounding society. One of our main priorities is to transfer research result...
Gothenburg Physics Centre
The Gothenburg Physics Centre (GPC) coordinates cooperation between four departments: Physics, Space, Earth and Environm...
Chalmers Microscopy School
Chalmers Microscopy School is an almost annual event taking place at Chalmers during the fall, in cooperation with many...