Quantum Computing and Quantum Information: Research the basic principles of quantum computing, such as qubits, entanglement, quantum algorithms, and possible application areas of such techniques.
Dark Matter and Dark Energy: Elucidate evidence for dark matter and dark energy in the universe and describe efforts in the way of understanding the nature and properties of them.
Gravitational Waves and Their Detection: This course is aimed at observatories for the detection of gravitational waves and, in doing so, considers the consequent impact on astrophysics and cosmology.
High-Temperature Superconductivity: Properties of superconductors at high temperatures and the mechanisms through which superconductivity could occur at relatively high temperatures.
Nanophysics and Nanomaterials: The study of physical properties and applications of nanomaterials in technology, medicine, and industries.
Particle Physics and Standard Model: It involves particles and forces, as per the theory of particle physics, and recent high-energy physics discoveries.
Plasma Physics and Fusion Energy: A study of plasma physics concepts and the continuous efforts in order to finally achieve controlled nuclear fusion as an energy supply for the future.
Condensed Matter Physics: The studies of properties of condensed matter systems, including phase transitions, electronic and magnetic phenomena.
Astrophysics and Galaxy Evolution: The study of galaxy formation and evolution, through subjects like interstellar medium physics, the role of dark matter, black holes, and star formation.
General Relativity and Black Holes: Research based on general relativity investigates the properties of black holes and explains the fundamental nature of the structure of spacetime.
Optical Physics and Photonics: This research looks at the behavior of light and its interaction with matter, the development of optical technologies, and photonic devices.
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics: The principles of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics and their application to physical systems.
Biophysics and Biological Systems: It is the study of the physical principles of biological processes and the use of the laws of physics towards further understanding of biological systems.
Cosmology and the Early Universe: The origin and evolution of the universe, including the really big things such as the Big Bang, inflation, and the cosmic background.
Fluid Dynamics and Turbulence: The study of the behavior of moving fluids, taking into account all the usually very complex phenomena of turbulence, with applications in engineering and natural systems.
Solid-State Physics: A branch of physics that studies the properties of solid materials and their technological applications in the fields of electronic, optical, and thermal properties.
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos Theory: The behavior of nonlinear dynamical systems and how physical systems exhibit chaotic behavior.
Acoustics and Wave Propagation: This is the study of acoustical principles in the wave propagation of sound through different media. Uses are engineering and medical in nature.
Applications in Spintronics: Study of properties of magnetic materials and development of novel devices using the same, which are based on the utilization of electron spin for information processing.
Quantum Field Theory and Its Applications: Principles of field theory connected with quantum mechanics, many-body physics, and particle physics applied to condensed matter physics and cosmology.
Geophysics and Seismology: This is a study of physical disposes in Earth, which includes the behavior of seismic waves, the moved segments of tectonic plates, and the realignment of the magnetic field in the Earth.
They investigate the physical principles of renewable energy sources, especially solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, and their technological development.
Relativistic Physics and High-Energy Astrophysics: Obtain further insight into phenomena pertaining to high-energy astrophysical processes, particularly gamma-ray bursts and relativistic jets.
Quantum Optics and Quantum Entanglement: The study of quantum-level interaction between light and matter, including generation and applications.
Materials Science and Engineering: The study of the physical properties of materials and their application in the development of new technologies and the improvement of existing technologies.
