Department of Physics
Physics is the science of matter and of the forces that hold our universe together. Scientific achievements in physics can affect philosophical thinking and our entire worldview, but physics research also lead to discoveries that help create new technologies and products that we use in our everyday lives. By studying physics, you acquire the tools to understand how our universe is connected, from its tiniest pieces to the largest celestial bodies.
The Department of Physics at the University of Gothenburg conducts pioneering research in a number of diverse areas: from atomic and molecular physics, nano-materials and biophysics to complex systems and the physics of condensed matter.
Our research and teaching at the department takes place in close collaboration with the departments of Physics, Space and Earth Sciences and Micro-technology and Nano-science at Chalmers University of Technology within the framework of the Gothenburg Physics Center.
News
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Science and Information TechnologyScientists about the rover on Mars: "The planet feels closer thanever"
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Science and Information TechnologyNew AI tool can revolutionisemicroscopy
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Science and Information TechnologyResearchers have cracked the code for cellcommunication
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Science and Information TechnologyProposing to use plasma waves to produce shorter laserpulses
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Science and Information TechnologyGiovanni Volpe awarded new ERC ConsolidatorGrant
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Science and Information TechnologyNew technique uses artificial intelligence to calibrate forcefields
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Science and Information TechnologyNew knowledge about the world’s rarestelement
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Science and Information Technology"The discoveries have changed our worldview"
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Science and Information TechnologyEnergy-efficient Tuning of SpintronicNeurons
Events
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Science and Information TechnologyPhD Seminar: AndreasJohansson
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Science and Information TechnologyAykut Argun: "Anomalous diffusion and nonequilibriumphysics"
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Science and Information TechnologySaga Huld Helgadottir: "Deep Learning Applications - From image analysis to medicaldiagnosis"
