Physics grad students at UMass Boston may pursue MS/PhD research in Biomedical Optics, Cancer Biophysics, Neuroscience, Soft Active Matter, Biological Physics, Quantum Foundations, Quantum Information, Atomic Physics, and Quantum Many-Body Physics.
The Department of Physics at UMass Boston brings together a group of internationally renowned, multidisciplinary faculty who are leading research groups in theoretical and experimental physics at the forefront of their fields. Students may pursue MS/PhD research in Biomedical Optics, Cancer Biophysics, Neuroscience, Soft Active Matter, Biological Physics, Quantum Foundations, Quantum Information, Atomic Physics, and Quantum Many-Body Physics. Our state-of-the-art research facilities are housed in the Integrated Sciences Complex at the beautiful oceanfront campus of UMass Boston.
Our department enjoys a collegial and inclusive culture which fosters student success and scientific creativity. Being situated in Boston enables robust interactions with a multitude of industry and academic institutions located within a short ride on the subway.
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