Research
It Starts With a Question

In the Department of Physics, we are committed to doing research that matters:
Dr. Renat Sabirianov
- researches magnetic and transport properties of heterostructures of nanoscale size.
- studies micromagnetic properties of nanostructured magnetic thin films.
- investigates surface properties of TM oxides (ZrO2, TiO2 etc.) and
superhydrophilic /hydrophobic surfaces. - Other research interests involve Molecular Electronics and Magnetic Semiconductors.
Dr. Wai-Ning Mei
Uses various computational techniques for surface structure determination, multiple-scattering analysis of the low-energy electron diffraction and photoemission spectra, neutron scattering from flux lattice in the type-II superconductors, lattice dynamics of
Dr. Vincent Woolf
Dr. Woolf’s research interests involve observational studies of stars using telescopes to measure spectra of stars and then using computer models and analysis routines to measure the chemical signatures in the spectra to find out the stars’ chemical compositions.
Dr. Alexey Krasnoslobodtsev
Specializes in Nano-Bio-Physics and its practical applications. His research interests lie at the interface of material science, biology, chemistry
Research opportunities: our faculty offer student engagement in their research constantly offering supervised and independent research projects. If interested, please contact individual faculty about existing opportunities for you to engage in research.