Our research ranges from looking at the fundamental properties of the universe to developing technologies that have the potential to improve health care in the future
We're at the international forefront of modern physics. We're making major contributions to fundamental science, and we're having an exceptional impact on industry.
Plasma physics research can impact areas such as spacecraft propulsion technology, plasma televisions and electronic chip manufacturing.
The Department of Physics has been awarded an Athena Swan Bronze Award for its commitment to advancing women's careers in science.
The physics behind some of nature's most spectacular structures have been observed in an atomic gas at very low temperatures, published in Nature Photonics.
Researchers observe the physics behind some of nature's spectacular sights
Strathclyde Quantum Optics in Glasgow takes a leading role in the new International Max Planck Partnership in Measurement and Observatory as one of five Scottish physics departments together with five Max Planck institutes in Germany.
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Department of Physics
University of Strathclyde,
John Anderson Building
107 Rottenrow, Glasgow,
G4 0NG
