Our research groups

Studying neutrinos with the help of accelerators

Enabling key scientific discoveries and important major technical advances to pave the way for the next generation of PV technologies.

We are working on advanced functional materials and devices, in particular those based on organic semiconductors and for photovoltaic applications.

Atom interferometry to search for ultra light dark matter and gravitational waves.

Seeking new applications of accelerator and detector technologies to improve cancer care and treatment.

Our research is to understand and promote new superconductors for practical applications as part of the Oxford Centre for Applied Superconductivity.

ATLAS, the largest collider detector ever build, fully exploiting the discovery potential of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.

Understanding atmospheric processes and their role in the climate system

Quantum interfacing matter and light at the single-particle level

The BIPAC is a hub of research in theoretical astrophysics and physics, focusing on the origin and evolution of the universe, the formation of large scale structure, dark energy, dark matter and the theory of gravitation.