Physics

Faculty of Physics

About Us

The Faculty of Physics provides research opportunities to students in a wide variety of topics and specializations in fundamental and applied physics. Educational programs in this faculty provide the means for students to immerse themselves into fundamentals of nature and cutting-edge technological innovations.

Physics, as a subject concerned with the observation and understanding of all basic phenomena in matter and energy, forms the basis of all natural sciences, engineering and technology. The Faculty's interests revolve around fundamental and applied physics — from cosmology and elementary particle physics to industrial and medical applications, from individual atoms to nanotechnology and biology.

Research

The Faculty of Physics focus of research is on the following areas:

Condensed Matter Physics
Bioelectric Artificial Organs Laboratory
Solar Cells
Quantum Dots
Nano-Electronics
Room Temperature Superconductors
Super fluidity
Low-Dimensional Semiconductors
Magnetic Materials
Topological Color-Codes
Thin-Films
Micro-Fluidity
Structural Analysis of Materials
Transport Phenomena
Nuclear Physics
Radiation therapy (BNCT, Proton Therapy, Brachytherapy)
Nano Radiosensitizers
Neutron Reflectometry
Few-Body Systems
Nuclear Structure Theory
Computational / Monte-Carlo Studies
Well-logging
Nuclear Gauge design
Radiation Application in industry
AMO / Plasma Physics
3D Printing
Laser and Optical Therapy
Plasma Physics
Plasma Modeling & Simulation
Plasma Instabilities
Plasma-Surface Interaction
Biophotonics
Astrophysics, Cosmology & Gravitation
High-Energy Astrophysics
Cosmic Rays
Extensive Air Showers
Cosmology
Black Hole Physics
Quantum Physics in Cosmos
Modified Gravity Theories
Loop Quantum Gravity
Prominent Research Labs
Nano Physics Lab
Nano Physics Lab
Design and manufacturing of nanostructured optoelectronic devices (solar cells, LEDs, …)
Photocatalytic materials for H₂ generation
Super hydrophobic coatings for self-cleaning systems
Two dimensional materials
Numerical Physics Lab
Numerical Physics Lab
Monte Carlo-based calculations (MCNP, GEANT4, GATE, FLUKA)
Machine learning & Molecular dynamics
Flowing in fractured and porous media
Medical physics-related calculations
Stochastic & micro-fluidity calculations
Optimization of configurations for particle transport in materials
Numerical methods for structural analysis of materials
Analysis calculations for few-body systems
Biophotonics Lab
Biophotonics Lab
Construction of laser devices like LDV (Laser Doppler Vibrometer)
Drug delivery by designing composite nanoparticles
Laser therapy of cancerous disease
Signal processing and noise reduction
Vibration and velocity measurement
Nuclear Physics Lab
Nuclear Physics Lab
Application of Radiation Detectors (NaI(Tl), BaF2, Liquid Scintillators, Geiger, BF3)
Gamma Radiation Detection and Spectroscopy: Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
Alpha and Beta Detection
Shielding & Safety studies
Academics

The Faculty of Physics offers B.Sc, M.Sc and PhD programs in diverse fields of study. This faculty comprises of three academic departments and offers the following programs:

B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D.
General Physics Condensed Matter Physics
Nuclear Physics
AMO / Plasma Physics
Gravitation and Astrophysics
Condensed Matter Physics
Nuclear Physics
Scientific Journal

The Department of Nuclear Physics publishes a biannual international scientific-research journal jointly with the Nuclear Society of Iran. The journal provides a high quality medium for publication of substantial, original and scientific papers on the development of radiation physics and radiation engineering, and facilitates communication among physicists worldwide.

Read More → rpe.kntu.ac.ir

Contact Us

Faculty of Mathematics — Contact Information

Address
Faculty of Mathematics, K. N. Toosi University of Technology,
Daneshgah Blvd., Ehsan Street Exit, East Zeynoddin Highway, Tehran, Iran.
Postal Code
19967-15433
P.O. Box
16765-3381
Tel
+98-21-7712-5070  |  +98-21-7712-5254
Fax
+98-21-7712-5291