Our research groups

Research interests in planetary bodies throughout the solar system and beyond.

Space Instrumentation Development

Research in Spintronics, Spin-Caloritronics and Magnonics

Our research is primarily aimed at the development of ultra-sensitive cryogenic superconducting quantum devices for astronomy, quantum computation platform and fundamental physics experiments.

Our academic research group works on the physics of superconducting circuits and their application to quantum computing.

Synthesis and crystal growth

Johnston Research Group

Oxford involvement in the Square Kilometre Array Project

Theoretical astrophysics and plasma physics at RPC (including galactic and planetary dynamics, plasma astrophysics, and plasma theory for magnetic confinement fusion, all united by common interest in kinetic theory and nonlinear dynamics)

Theory research team working in quantum optics and quantum many-body systems, including quantum computing and simulation

We combine materials development, advanced spectroscopy, and magneto-transport measurements, working closely with synchrotron facilities including the Diamond Light Source.

We are an experimental group studying quantum many-body physics using ultracold atoms, as well as developing high-flux cold atomic sources and its application of matter-wave interferometry.