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The department of physics started in 2017 and has been growing in size and scope to encompass a number of contemporary research areas. Our key focus research areas currently are Condensed Matter Physics (Soft and Hard), Biophysics, Astrophysics, Cosmology and Quantum Field theory. Please refer to the faculty profile pages for more information on the research interests of our faculty members.
Our PhD program in physics was initiated recently. We aim to select motivated and committed students with a passion for research and to train them to be active and independent researchers.
Our undergraduate physics program provides a solid grounding in the traditional core undergraduate physics curriculum and also an opportunity for students to pursue more eclectic interests in the sciences or beyond. Besides pursuing higher studies in physics, students get the necessary training and skills which can be used in other scientific fields and interdisciplinary endeavors.
The details of courses (graduate and undergraduate) taught at the physics department can be found here.
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Ashoka University offers a year-long Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Studies and Research (DipASR) to students who have completed…
The Department of Physics at Ashoka University periodically invites applications for its Ph.D. program. Information about PhD recruitment…
The department of Physics has faculty members working on a wide rage of topics including Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics, Soft Matter Systems, Biophysics, Cosmology and Quantum Field Theory.
Dipankar Bhattacharya, Head of the Department, Physics and the Sunanda and Santimay Basu Professor of Astrophysics at Ashoka University, elaborates…
The Science and Engineering Research Board has instituted the fellowship to enable brain gain and offer Indian Scientists working abroad…
The performance of the first Physics undergraduate batch upholds Ashoka’s interdisciplinary approach to teaching sciences.
Join us on Tuesday, 23 February 2021 | 6:00 - 7:00 PM
This event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for high-school students and teachers to delve into the realm of High Energy Physics.
The seminar gave high school students and teachers an opportunity to delve into the realm of High Energy Physics.
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