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Alex Demkov

Alex Demkov receives the 2011 IBM Faculty Award for research

From the Chair…

The Department of Physics at The University of Texas at Austin offers six degrees in Physics. Its 270 undergraduate majors and 227 graduate students place it among the largest programs in the country. Our undergraduates have gone on to the best graduate programs and our Doctoral students now serve on the faculties of the best universities.

The Department takes pride in the fact that virtually all courses, including introductory and service courses, are taught by Physics faculty; in the overall quality of our teaching, reflected in numerous teaching awards; and in our strong and growing effort in the application of frontier instructional methods, such as inquiry based teaching of elementary physics.

Physical Science

The Department of Physics also administers the Division of Physical Science.

Recent News
May 15, 2012
A new Professorship has been donated by our colleague Austin Gleeson
May 15, 2012
CQS Symposium on Condensate Quantum Mechanics held on April 20, 2012
April 20, 2012
Prof. Greg Sitz has been appointed to the Blunk Memorial Professorship
April 17, 2012
Jim Chelikowsky has been named a Fellow of the Materials Research Society
April 9, 2012
Assistant Professor Vernita Gordon is the lead investigator on a 4-PI team to study the development of spatial structure in multicellular systems, and how spatial structure impacts cooperation.
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