Our research groups

Physics of the circulation and structure of the global ocean and its impacts on climate

Physics and nanomechanics at the interface of biology and nanotechnology, in molecules, cells, tissues (artificial or natural) and whole organisms. Atomic force microscopy. Led by Professor Sonia Contera

Atmospheric observation data analysis of planets.

Processes governing planetary climate and its evolution over time

Investigating the surfaces of (primarily airless) bodies in our solar system.

We study beam-driven plasma accelerators and their applications

Predictions of weather and climate are inherently uncertain: initial conditions can never be known perfectly, and our weather and climate simulators are necessarily imperfect representations of the underlying laws of physics. Given this, how can we quanti

The extreme astrophysics of neutron stars and black holes

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We are developing techniques and protocols to generate quantum effects in complex systems inlcuding in living systems and are reverse engineering bio-inspired structures in artificial solid-state and hybrid quantum optoelectronic materials.

Exploring how quantum systems behave in extreme conditions of temeprature and density