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Applied Physics and Didactic Physics

Head of Division: Patrick Espy

The Division of Applied Physics and Didactic Physics consists of several research teams carrying out research within the fields of applied optics, electron and ion physics, energy, atmospheric and environmental physics, laser physics as well as physics education (didactic physics). 
 

  • Research teams

More details of our lab infrastructures, research activities, research projects and our researchers:


Research activities and projects

  • Spectroscopic studies of amyloidic proteins
  • Atmosphere and environmental physics
  • Imaging Mueller matrix ellipsometry
  • Computational electrodynamics of disordered systems
  • Study of fluid/fluid interfaces existing in oil and gas reservoirs
  • Characterization of nanostructured surfaces
  • Multiphoton spectroscopy of triplet states
  • Intermediate band solar cells
  • Research in physics and technology education
  • LUPAS - EU project within the Seventh Framework Programme

 Research facilities

  • Time-resolved luminescence spectroscopy
  • Mueller matrix ellipsometry and optical engineering lab
  • Multiphoton excitation imaging
  • Computation facilities for electromagnetic phenomena

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