Computational Physics
The Computational Physics Group is a collaboration of computational groups within the Department of Physics. It focuses on using and developing computational methods for studying physical processes. We apply a wide variety of computational techniques, from first principles quantum mechanical approaches for nanoscale systems, to massively scaling atomistic and phenomenological models for meso- and macro-scale problems.
Computational Physics Groups
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Biological Physics & Soft Matter (BIO)
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Electronic Structure Theory (Semi)
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Materials and Molecular Modeling (M&MM)
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Spectroscopies of Complex Materials (SCM)
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Surfaces and Interfaces at the Nanoscale (SIN)
LATEST NEWS: M&MM HAS OPEN POST-DOCTORAL AND PH.D. STUDENT POSITIONS!
