Organisation: Department of Physics and Materials Science

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    Prof. Adolfo del Campo elected 2023 American Physical Society Fellow

    Adolfo Del Campo, full professor in quantum physics at the University of Luxembourg, has been recently elected as a 2023 Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) in the Division of Quantum Information, along with six other renowned scientists worldwide.

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    FNR Award 2023 for outstanding thesis in physics

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    Discussion between young leaders and Nobel laureates

    Prof. Aurélia Chenu from the Department of Physics and Materials Science at the University of Luxembourg had the opportunity to participate in the 20th Annual Meeting of Science and Technology in Society forum (STS forum).

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  • Research Groups

    Physics of Advanced Materials

    Applied and fundamental research on flow behaviour, mechanical and thermal properties of plastics, rubbers, powders and other complex materials.

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    REMAP project: researchers present their latest findings in solar cells

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    Portes Ouvertes Luxembourg 2023: visit us!

    The University of Luxembourg celebrates its 20ᵗʰ anniversary this year, a great opportunity to present our teaching and research activities.

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    Liquid Crystals and Nanomaterials

    Liquid crystals with and by particles. Phases, organization & defects, dynamics under pressure, electric and magnetic fields.

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    Ultrafast Condensed Matter Physics

    We develop novel ultrashort laser pulses and we use them to investigate the fastest processes that determine the properties of matter

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    Theory of mesoscopic quantum systems

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    Theory and Simulation of Functional Materials

    We use various theoretical and simulation methods to study (discover) materials properties, focusing on functional oxides like ferroelectrics and mlutiferroics.

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