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Department of Physics and Materials Science

The Department of Physics and Materials Science focuses on condensed matter physics. Its activities cover the whole field from the electronic and spin structure of crystals and interfaces to the thermodynamics of soft matter and composites with their interphases. Experimental and theoretical groups join forces to understand and develop materials.
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Physics and Materials Science Research Unit
 
Physics and Materials Science Research Unit

Research areas

Photovoltaics
Energy Materials
NanoMagnetism
Physics of Advanced Materials
Experimental Soft Matter Physics
Scanning Probe Microscopy
Complex Systems and Statistical Mechanics
Theory of Mesoscopic Systems
Theoretical Solid-State Physics
Theoretical Chemical Physics
Physics of Living Matter
Multifunctional Ferroic Materials
Ultrafast Phenomena in Condensed Matter
Photovoltaics, © Luc Deflorenne
Electrochemistry, Energy Materials
NanoMagnetism, © Michel Brumat
Polymer Physics, © Michel Brumat
Experimental_Soft_Matter_Physics
Complex Systems and Statistical Mechanics
Theoretical Solid-State Physics
Theoretical Solid-State Physics
Theoretical Chemical Physics
Physics of Living Matter
Multifunctional Ferroic Materials
Ultrafast Phenomena in Condensed Matter

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Taming ultrafast electrons with light
Physicists from the University of Luxembourg together with European researchers have exploited light to control the motion of electrons in a metallic nanocircuit. This could have major ...
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Thermodynamics 2.0: New thermodynamic framework for cells
Physicists at the University of Luxembourg have developed theoretical tools to analyse and optimise chemical engines ranging from simple chemical reaction networks to complex metabolic ...
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Physics Seminar: Real Time Path Integral Approaches to Dynamics and Eigenstates of Quantum Particles
Dienstag, 28 Januar 2020, 11:00 / Campus Limpertsberg, Bâtiment des Sciences, Room BS 1.04
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Physics Colloquium: Quasiparticle approach to molecules rotating in quantum solvents
Mittwoch, 26 Februar 2020, 04:00 / Campus Limpertsberg, Bâtiment des Sciences, Room BSC 2.01
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