• 16. 09. 2026

    On Monday, September 7, our doctoral students Ankit Labh, Suhaas Gupta, and Petr Machovec successfully defended their doctoral theses. Ankit’s thesis was titled "Quantum magnetism in minerals," Suhaas defended a thesis titled "Preparation and study of structure and properties of semiconductor nanoparticles and nanostructures," and Petr’s thesis focused on the "Study of thin metal-oxide layers by means of x-ray scattering methods."

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About our department

We are a physics department dedicated to the study of condensed matter, i.e. the physics of solids and liquids. We are a research department with a strong focus on theoretical and experimental condensed matter physics. Our department also houses the scientific infrastructure of MGML, which is a state-of-the-art facility for research in condensed matter physics.

What do we do?

We work on the latest problems in condensed matter physics. We have 4 groups: Group of Magnetic Properties studies the physical properties of a wide range of materials, from high-temperature superconductors to rare earth metal alloys and actinides. Group of Structure Analysis focuses on the study structure and microstructure of advanced materials using X-ray diffraction. Group of Theoretical Physics models a wide range of physical phenomena in condensed matter, in particular using quantum mechanics and artificial intelligence. Physics of Nanostructures Group concentrates on comprehensive research of nanostructures with a focus on their use in optoelectronic, biomedical and environmental technologies.

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