Research
Research is essential to our faculty. The programmes offered to our students are of the highest level by international standards as a direct consequence of our research activities. Research groups led by our professors are based either at the faculty or at the nearby Jožef Stefan Institute and Institute of Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics. The main monthly events are Monday physics colloquium and Mathematics colloquium. The work of our research groups and their guests is presented within research and graduate seminars.
Research projects: national programs, national projects, NOO projects, RSUL projects, international projects, other projects, finished projects, research equipment.
Physics
- Astrophysics and Cosmology
- Experimental Particle Physics Group
- Physics of Soft and Partially Ordered Matter
- Complex Matter
- Condensed Matter Physics and NMR
- Laboratory for Experimental Soft Matter Physics
- Laboratory for New Experimental Techniques and NMR Methods
- Medical Physics
- Meteorology
- Nanophysics
- Nonequilibrium quantum and statistical physics
- Laboratory for Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance and Biomagnetism
- Quantum Optics and Quantum Foundations
- Structure of Hadronic Systems
- Theoretical Biophysics Group
- Group for Theoretical Physics of Nuclei, Elementary Particles and Fields
- Group for Theory of Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics
- String theory, holography and transport
- Mathematical physics seminar
Mathematics
- Algebra and functional analysis seminar
- Discrete mathematics seminar
- Geometric topology seminar
- Complex analysis seminar
- Numerical analysis seminar
- Seminar for foundations of mathematics and theoretical computer science
- Computer mathematics seminar
- Topology seminar
- Seminar for probability, statistics and financial mathematics
- Seminar for history of mathematical sciences