Physics

Material Physics

Condensed matter physics contains a subgroup called material physics that specializes in the study of materials' physical characteristics, especially those of complicated multiphase fluids that are important for future technological developments. This subject is essential for developing novel materials with exceptional functions, such as nanotechnology and biomaterials, by utilizing basic notions in condensed matter. Its uses cover a wide range of industries, such as resource efficiency, materials engineering, medicine, and climate protection.

• Classical mechanics.
• Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics.
• Electromagnetism and photonics.
• Relativistic mechanics.
• Quantum mechanics, atomic physics, and molecular physics.