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- The
main themes of the Department is research in soft materials, statics
and dynamics of macromolecules in solution, chemical kinetics,
structure and dynamics of biologically important molecules and
properties of artificial macromolecules like quantum dots and Bose
Einstein Condensates in optical traps as well as quantum phase
transitions in such systems.
- This Department, by its
very nature is interdisciplinary and there are strong bonds with other
departments like Materials Science and Theoretical Sciences.
- Most
of the projects taken up in this department involve theoretical studies
using classical and quantum many body physics, computer simulations
both classical and quantum path integral, and experimental studies
using a variety of techniques ranging from electron microscopy, X-ray
scattering and various forms of spectroscopic techniques.
- Faculty
of this department have strong links with both the Unit for Nanoscience
and Technology and the upcoming Advanced Materials Research Unit.
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