Researchers in the Physics Department explore a broad range of topics in Condensed Matter Physics and Biophysics. This work includes nanostructured materials, thin-film magnetic nanostructures, quantum computing, complex systems, superconductivity, surface physics, polymer structure and photophysics, biomaterials, femtosecond dynamics, and strongly-correlated systems. Much of the research is interdisciplinary, involving collaborative research with faculty in materials science, engineering physics, medical physics, the medical school, chemisty, chemical engineering, and biology.

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