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Welcome to the Department of
Condensed Matter Physics F5
Lecture: Prof Jun-ichi Fukuda, PhD
You are cordially invited to attend a lecture by Prof Jun-ichi Fukuda, PhD about Oscillating edge current in polar active fluid and Numerical study of martensitic transformation of a cubic blue phase liquid crystal. The lecture will take place in the seminar room of physics (room 106) on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 11 AM.
32. Days of Jožef Stefan, 18-23 March, 2024
The Jožef Stefan Days are held to commemorate the famous Slovenian physicist Jožef Stefan, who was born on 24 March, and to popularize science.
Director Deformations, Geometric Frustration, and Modulated Phases in Liquid Crystals
Prof. Jonathan Selinger Thursday, February 1, 2024 at 11:30 AM in the seminar room of physics (room 106)
Director Deformations, Geometric Frustration, and Modulated Phases in Liquid Crystals
Prof. Jonathan Selinger Thursday, February 1, 2024 at 11:30 AM in the seminar room of physics (room 106)
Featured news
Prof. Igor Muševič received the Blinc Lifetime Award
Article in Nature Communications
Article in Langmuir
Article in Sensors
Article in Advanced Materials
Prof. Miha Ravnik received Samsung Mid-Career prize of International Liquid Crystal Society
Article in Physics Reports
Article in Scientific Reports
Article in Physical Review Letters
Current news and announcements
Prof. Igor Muševič received the Blinc Lifetime Award
Article in Nature Communications
Article in Langmuir
Article in Sensors
Research activities
The research of the Department of Solid State Physics is focused on the physics of disordered and partially ordered condensed matter and, in particular, phase transitions in these systems.
The aim of this research is to discover the basic laws of the physics of disordered and partially ordered systems, which are the intermediate link between perfectly ordered crystals on the one hand and amorphous matter and living matter on the other.
The research focuses on understanding the structure and dynamics of disordered and partially ordered systems at the microscopic level, which is a prerequisite for the development of new multifunctional materials, nanomaterials and biological systems.
