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Department of Physics University of Strathclyde
Dept. of Physics
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow
G4 0NG
United Kingdom
Tel:
0141 552 4400
Categories
- Gravitational physics
- Particle and nuclear astrophysics
- Stellar formation and evolution
- Solar physics
- Planetary physics
- Space observation and exploration
- Optics
- Laser physics
- Quantum optics and information
- Structure and dynamics of atoms, molecules and clusters
- Collision dynamics
- Laser-matter interactions
- Fundamental constants and physical laws
- Optical materials and metamaterials
- Optical traps and optical lattices
- Nuclear medicine
- Medical imaging
- Biomedical instrumentation
- Biophysics
- Soft and biological matter
- Nanostructures and atomic-scale physics
- Surfaces
- Interfaces
- Liquids
- Semiconductors
- Electronic properties
- Low-temperature physics
- Teaching and education
- Atmospheric physics/climate change
- Sensors
- Metrology
- Imaging
- Microscopy
- Nuclear physics (experimental)
- Nuclear physics (theoretical)
- Particle astrophysics (experimental)
- Particle astrophysics (theoretical)
- Nuclear reactor physics
- Plasma production
- Plasma confinement
- Plasma theory and modelling
- Fusion reactor engineering and technology
- Fusion reactor theory
- Plasma astronomy
- Plasma technology
- Chaotic and complex systems
- Quantum mechanics
- Statistical mechanics
- Field theory
- Critical phenomena
- Highly correlated systems
- Non-equilibrium processes
Department of Physics University of Strathclyde Nov 1, 2007
A Department strong in both research and teaching, with 300 undergraduate and 70 postgraduate students. We are one of the bigger physics departments in the UK, and one of the largest research departments at Strathclyde.
