Gauge-gravity holography Higher-dimensional gravity Kerr-CFT correspondence M-theory Physics of black holes Quantum gravity Supergravity SupersymmetryĬondensed Matter Physics Materials Science Quantum Materials Strongly Correlated Electron Systems Synchrotron Spectroscopy and ScatteringĪtmospheric & Space Physics flow ionosphere plasma radar wavesĪtmospheric & Space Physics Ionosphere Magnetospheric Physics convection plasma radar Plasma physics nanoparticles plasma crystals wavesĪtmospheric & Space Physics OSIRIS aerosols light optical stratosphere troposphereĪstroparticle Physics Dark Matter Gravitation and Cosmology Materials Physics Particle Physics Quantum Optics Subatomic Physics Synchrotron radiation and x-ray optics directed to medical and biological problems, x-ray imaging
Plasma Physics Precision measurements fundamental physics metrology nano-devices siliconĪdvanced Materials/Devices Research Graphene electronics Magnetic semiconductors Organic electronics Photovoltaics Spintronics Canadian Light Source (CLS) Synchrotron Facility, Canada's only synchrotronĪccelerator physics particle accelerators synchrotron radiationĪtmospheric & Space Physics OSIRIS aerosols atmosphere optical instruments radiative space-based remote sensing stratosphere.Institute of Space and Atmospheric Studies (ISAS).
Major physics research facilities at the University of Saskatchewan include: The research specialties of our department include experimental, observational or theoretical aspects of the following fields: The research activities of our faculty members and research scientists include strong international collaborations. programs ranges between 60 and 70 students. This results in an environment where students can obtain excellent training in their discipline. Graduate students work closely with their supervisors, participate in all aspects of research, and are recognized for their important contributions to our research programs.
Our department has a strong commitment to its research programs and facilities. degrees in Physics or in Engineering Physics. The Department of Physics and Engineering Physics offers graduate programs leading to M.Sc.
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