Faculty research ranging from subatomic particle physics to the interactions of many bodies as part of condensed matter and material science, that uses the tools of physics applied to biological systems, and studies the behavior of many charged particles as part of accelerator physics.
A comprehensive graduate program immerses students in this exciting research as part of their Ph.D. degree, and includes a new Masters degree program in Medical Physics.
Intriguing undergraduate courses for students at all levels. Our talented undergraduate Physics majors, including those in our Applied Physics stream, are trained to succeed in any graduate program in the country, join industry, or pursue any career requiring problem-solving and technical skills.
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NEWS
- Congratulations to Emilio Cobanera, receipient of the Esther L. Kinsley Dissertation Award for 2012-2013. This is the highest honor for research that Indiana University bestows upon its graduate students...
- Long distance mentoring of high school student Jiayi Peng by Physics Assoc. Prof. John Beggs helped her win the $50,000 second-place prize in the national Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology
EVENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Symposium in honor of Brian Serot, Weds. March 6 at CEEM.
- Twenty-Third Konopinski Public Lecture, See the video.
- Physics Forum hours are now posted! 2013 Schedule
- Posted: Summer I Semester Physics Tutor List





