Physics
The Department of Physics established
the master program in 1997 and the doctoral program in 2003. Currently, the
department has roughly 400 students from undergraduate, master, and doctoral
programs. The Department of Physics focuses on
physics education, fundamental physics theories, applied technologies,
cross-disciplinary integration and the capability of doing project research as
well as fundamental knowledge for conducting experiments. With the support of
the university and its faculty and staff, the department has excelled in teaching
and research. It published over 200 SCI papers and received over 100 research
grants in the past five years.
The department is vigorous to the
establishment of integration-based research group and the collaboration with
other universities on the production, discussion of the physical properties and
the development of measurement technologies of magnetic semiconductors,
high-temperature superconductors and solid state materials. The physical
properties of synchrotron radiation spectroscopy and low-dimensional systems
under low temperature and high field are also a part of the collaboration. The
two pillars of the development of department are researches on applied physics
and R&D of technologies for industries.
On the basis of integration-based
research, the research of the department focuses on the production and property
analysis of optoelectronic materials and other functional materials. Based on
the specialties of faculty members, the researches focus on optoelectronic
semiconductors, fiber optics, thermoelectric materials, ceramic, superconductors,
and other advance materials. The department establishes long-term partnerships
with leading research institutes to expand the channel of cooperation with the industries.