Our research

At the Department of Physics about 50 researchers studies activities ranging from nanoscale magnets to studies of space.

Our research is divided in three major strategic areas: Atomic and molecular physics, Complex systems and biological physics and Condensed matter physics. Each of these areas are in divided into different subareas. Many of our researchers are involved in more than one of the areas.

Beside the research in our strategic areas we also conduct research in other areas.

Our publications

Our researchers are always working with new publications. You can find all publications affiliated with our researchers in GUP, University of Gothenburg publication database. Our publications

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Atomic and molecular physics

Laser Spectroscopy

From fundamental research at CERN to industrial applications.

Complex systems and biological physics

Statistical physics

Probability theory are used to deal with large populations and approximations.

Biological physics

Developing physical techniques that will be applied in medicine and life science.

Soft matter lab

Research focused on soft matter, optical manipulation, and stochastic phenomena.

Condensed matter physics

Spintronics

Particularly focus on Spin Torque Oscillators for microwave applications in the GHz range.

Femtoterabyte

Develops the conceptually new paradigm for ultra-dense and ultrafast magnetic storage.

Other research

Equestrian Sports Science

The main purpose of the research in Gothenburg is to increase the welfare of the horse.

Embedded measurement systems

Focus on the purpose of implementing complex measurement systems into microcontrollers.

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Utskriftsdatum: 2020-01-18