Department of Physics
Graduate School of Science / School of Science
Exploring unknown
elementary particles in
quantum many-body phenomena Challenge of matter science
Cosmology with Big Data Extracting the Law of the Universe
from Millions of Galaxies
Explore the Secret
of Life by Physics
Quest for the origin of
the physics principles Probing elementary particle physics
with ultra-high precision measurements
Labs
- E Lab (Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics)
- H Lab (Quark-Hadron Theory)
- QG Lab (Gravity and Particle Cosmology)
- F Lab (Fundamental Particle Physics)
- N Lab (High Energy Physics)
- Φ Lab (Particle Properties)
- μ Lab (Cosmic-Ray Imaging)
- P Lab (Theoretical Plasma Physics)
- C Lab (Cosmology)
- TA Lab (Theoretical Astronomy & Astrophysics)
- Ω Lab (Galaxy Evolution)
- ΣT Lab (Science of Complexity Theory)
- A Lab (Radio Astronomy)
- Uir Lab (Space Astronomy [Infrared Astronomy])
- Uxg Lab (Space Astronomy [High-Energy Astronomy])
- ΣE Lab (Science of Complexity Experiment)
- R Lab (Nonequilibrium Physics)
- Sc Lab (Solid State Theory [Condensed Matter Theory])
- St Lab (Solid State Theory [Quantum Transport Theory])
- I Lab (Solid State Magnetic Resonance)
- J Lab (Nanomagnetism and Spintronics)
- V Lab (Condensed-matter physics of functional materials)
- Y Lab (Materials Response)
- O Lab (Optical physics laboratory)
- B Lab (Computational Biophysics)
- D Lab (Biomolecular Dynamics and Function)
- G Lab (Photobioenergetics)
- K Lab (Cellular Signaling Biophysics)