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The Department of Condensed Matter Physics is actively involved in the development and implementation of the Degree studies in Physics
The MSc. Studies programme is jointly offered by the Departments of Theoretical Condensed Matter, Condensed Matter Physics, and INC.
Inter-University Doctorate Programme is offered by the Departments of Theoretical Condensed Matter, Condensed Matter Physics at UAM.
Documentary
So Close and Such a Stranger: the documentary
We are proud to release the documentary in which we have been working so hard for more than a year. Hope you enjoy it. And if in the meantime it helps in the understanding of what Condensed Matter Physics is, our goal would have been satisfied.
These are the Diaries of the So Close Project
This project's main goal is to create a short documentary explaining the meaning and the impact of Condensed Matter Physics, a branch of human activity that is as amazing as it is unknown by the general public. This audiovisual product will describe the main concepts and systems that belong to this field of physics, and the most important advances made in science and in technology in the last 120 years.
More than a Documentary
Besides posting about the project evolution, we would like this site to hold news and articles on Condensed Matter Physics. We would like to talk with the scientists that are currently pushing the boundaries of Condensed Matter Physics and hear about their job. And finally, we would also like you to participate.
So Close and Such a Stranger
2017 - Master Degree in Condensed Matter Physics and Biophysics. She is currently doing her PhD thesis at the Low Temperature Lab.
Assistant professor since may 2017. He is currently doing his PhD thesis at the Nanoscience & Scanning Probe Microscopy Laboratory with Prof. Jose María Gómez as supervisor.
Assistant professor since may 2017. He is currently doing his PhD thesis at the Low Temperature Laboratory with Prof. Miguel Angel Ramos as supervisor.
Eduardo Lee obtained his PhD in physics from EPF Lausanne for the thesis "Scanning photocurrent microscopy of carbon nanostructures". Since December 2016 he is Ramón y Cajal - Research fellow in our department.