A glimpse into DPhyMS
A stimulating multicultural department of international renown
Today’s world meets a major sustainability challenge. Scientific and technological innovations are part of the response. DPhyMS is laying the foundations in this field by spearheading unconstrained research in complex systems, quantum technologies, and materials science. By training young scientists to address complex topics, we meet another need of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the world as a whole.
Our department in numbers
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21professors
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15research scientists
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118post-docs & docs
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18technical & admin staff
Our research groups
- Complex systems and statistical mechanics
- LCNANO
- Experimental Soft Matter Physics
- Laboratory for Energy Materials
- Integrative Biophysics
- Physics of Advanced Materials – LPM
- Laboratory for Photovoltaics
- Multifunctional ferroic materials
- Nanomagnetism
- Physics of Active Matter
- Physics of Living Matter
- Quantum dynamics and control
- Quantum Information Theory
- Surface and Interface Physics Group
- Theoretical Chemical Physics (TCP)
- Theory of mesoscopic quantum systems
- Theory and Simulation of Functional Materials
- Theoretical Solid State Physics
- Ultrafast Condensed Matter Physics
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