PHYSICS AT TEMPLE
Temple University, Department of Physics - An Exciting Research Environment
    In recent years, the Physics Department at Temple University has seen a dramatic increase in top quality new faculty, leading-edge research, and dynamic students. The Department is opening doors for all aspiring physicists, from new faculty to new students, and for the great discoveries of tomorrow.
SERC - NEW HOME OF PHYSICS
SERC: A New Era in Scientific Exploration
   The Science Education and Research Center is one of the largest buildings devoted exclusively to scientific research in the Philadelphia region. The seven-story structure includes research and teaching labs, open spaces to foster collaboration, and high-tech equipment such as clean rooms and a low-vibration scanning tunneling microscope facility.
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
Research at the Atomic Level
   Physics Professor Maria Iavarone shows us around her primary research tool, a scanning tunneling microscope, that allows the human eye to see single atoms. Temple’s new Science Education and Research Center will house two of these devices in the basement level of the facility this fall.

(Scanning Probe Microscopy Group)
UPCOMING EVENTS

September 30, 2024
​SERC 116 at 3PM
Department Colloquium
Light, Quantum and Energy
Liang Wu
University of Pennsylvania
DISSERTATION DEFENSES
No upcoming dissertation defenses
FEATURED LINKS
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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  • The Physics Department has an opening for a tenure-track position in Theoretical Nuclear Physics.  All details can be found here.
  • Non-tenure Track Assistant Professor position in Experimental Nuclear and Particle Physics. Click here for description.​
  • The Physics Department at Temple University invites applications for part-time adjunct faculty appointments. Screening of applications will begin immediately, and continue until the position is filled. ​Click here to apply.
  • Non-tenure Track Assistant Professor in Experimental Nuclear and Particle Physics. Click here for description. Click here to apply.
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