Learn more about Professor Emeritus David Thouless, winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in physics. Thouless’s research overturned prevailing theories on how matter behaves in flat, two-dimensional environments.
From investigating the nature of dark matter to manipulating sophisticated quantum systems in the lab, our research is at the forefront of today's science and tomorrow's technology.
By immersion in a collaborative cutting-edge research environment, our highly ranked graduate program prepares the next generation of physicists for distinguished and impactful careers.
