Prof AM Strydom and all the Departmental Staff welcome you to the Physics Department Website!!
If you need any information please contact us.
(For quick browsing please follow the links on the right.)
Here you will find information on studies in Physics and our topics of research, and you will meet members of staff and students who belong to the Department.
Please contact us directly should you wish to obtain information on the study options offered by the Department, or postgraduate study and research opportunities in Physics.
Physics is the branch of science concerned with properties and behavior of matter, objects, and energies. In Physics we try to understand why objects in nature behave as they do, and then attempt to explain and predict behavior during related or different circumstances.
Click here if you want to read a quick introduction to our Department
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Seminars in the Department of Physics
Click here to see the schedule of seminars and public lectures given by our postgraduate students, members of staff or researchers visiting the Physics Department. Everybody is invited to attend. |
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The UJ Physics Department in Nature Materials
The Physics Department is very proud to announce that Prof AM Strydom (Head of Department) and his collaborators from the Institute of Solid State Physics (IFP) of the Vienna University of Technology (leaded by Prof Silke Bühler-Paschen) have recently published a paper in the prestigious journal Nature Materials. The title of the paper is “Destruction of the Kondo effect in the cubic heavy-fermion compound Ce3Pd20Si6”.
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During 2012, The University of Johannesburg continues with the very successful M’SONE programme in the Management and Organisation of Nuclear Energy.
This is in collaboration with iThemba LABS and NECSA. The programme will run over two years. The first year will be devoted to course-work, and the second to a research project, with an exit at the Masters level.
Click here to download the M'sone advert. |
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The October 2011 edition of the Faculty of Science newsletter is focused on the
Department of Physics. Click here in order to download the Newsletter.
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