Research
The main areas of research include: Experimental physics Astrophysics Theoretical high-energy physics
Nordic Network for Diversity in Physics: Fourth Annual Conference
The fourth edition of the NORNDiP conference will be a conference in hybrid form. It will be held in Reykjavík, Iceland on 18-19 August 2022 with the possibility of joining virtually on Zoom. Physics sessions: Speakers Victoria L. Martin, University of Iceland Namiko Mitarai, Niels Bohr Institute Carole Mundell, University of Bath Emiliya Yordanova, Swedish Institute of
NORNDiP: International Women’s day, March 8
The Nordic Network for Diversity in Physics, NORNDiP, will celebrate the International Women’s day with a virtual event which takes place on March 8. Highlights of the event: 1:00 PM GMT: Meytal Eran Jona, Career of Women in Physics. 2:00 PM GMT: Jane Rigby, The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST): Launch, commissioning, and getting ready
PhD Positions in Theoretical High-Energy Physics at the University of Iceland
The Science Institute, University of Iceland, invites applications for up to three PhD positions in theoretical high-energy physics. Field of work The successful candidates will join a research group engaged in frontline research at the intersection between quantum field theory and gravitational theory in the Mathematics Division of the Science Institute. The research is funded
Seminar by Cristobal Arratia (NOV. 26TH 10:00)
Place and time: Friday November 26th at 10:00, VRII-152 Speaker: Cristobal Arratia, NORDITA Title: A story on hydrodynamics, instabilities, and transition to turbulence Abstract: Fluid mechanics is an old subject. It is present in our everyday experience and its governing equations were written nearly two centuries ago, yet we have long struggled to explain very
Seminar by Habib Rostami (Nov. 5th 10:00)
Place and time: Friday November 5th at 10:00, Oddi 206 Speaker: Habib Rostami Title: Strain physics in 2D materials: pseudo gauge field, piezoelectricity and acoustoelectric Abstract: In the context of applied physics, we are always interested in controlling and modifying the intrinsic electronic properties of electronic systems. For instance, we can use electric and magnetic
New MS programme in Theoretical physics
The University of Iceland offers New Master Programme in Theoretical physics. The programme is a collaboration between the Department of Physics at the University of Iceland, and the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics. The programme is offered in English. The programme aims to provide students with up-to-date knowledge of contemporary physics in the main areas