Department of Physics
Research at the department of physics covers a broad range of topics that range from the fundamental to direct applications; from microscopic to astronomical scales; and from few-particle systems to collective phenomena.
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News
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Light shed upon x-ray beams surrounding black holes
4 Jul 2018
New findings and enhanced knowledge about the environment surrounding black holes has been discovered by an international research team at KTH, led by Mark Pearce. The research has been carried out with a telescope built at KTH, the PoGO+.
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PoGO+ the Telescope that didn’t give in
4 Jul 2018
After a failed attempt of getting the POgO+ telescope 40 km into space carried by a helium balloon twice the size of the Globe Arena in 2010, and an inability to make an attempt in 2011 due to weather conditions, the international research group finally succeeded in 2012. The aim was to collect data from the Crab and Cygnus X-1 and the results brought back by PoGO+ has rendered a new field of research.
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New Phenomenon Discovered in Nuclei
20 Jun 2018
Evidence for a new unexpected phase transition has been found by a collaboration of international research groups led by Bo Cederwall, Division Head of the Nuclear Physics division at the KTH Physics Department.
Calendar
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6DecemberThursday, 13:00Dissertations Mattia Bergagio, Physics Experimental and analytical study of thermal mixing at reactor conditions
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7DecemberFriday, 14:00Dissertations Ignacio Gallego Marcos, Physics Steam condensation in a water pool and its effect on thermal stratification and mixing
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14DecemberFriday, 10:00Dissertations Per Moosavi, Physics Non-equilibrium dynamics of exactly solvable quantum many-body systems
