Welcome to School of Physical Sciences, NISER.

School of Physical Sciences building,NISER

The School of Physical Sciences is in pursuit of excellence in research and in teaching. It is engaged in very active research in the frontier areas. Physics of the macro world and micro world are being vigorously explored.  The School offers the integrated M.Sc., integrated M.Sc.-Ph.D and Ph.D programme in Physics to highly motivated students. Till date 51 students have graduated with integrated M.Sc. Physics degree and 4 students have graduated with Ph.D degree from the school.

News Related to School of Physical Sciences

• 6th July 2018 - Dr. Tuhin Ghosh has become an Associate of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore.
• 18th June 2018 - A symposium on Heavy-ion physics at FAIR, RHIC and LHC facilities at SPS, NISER
• 12-16th April 2018 - Prof. Sourendu Gupta of TIFR visited SPS and gave a lecture series on Thermodynamics, phase transitions and elementary particles
• 2nd April 2018 - Dr. Sourabh Dube of IISER Pune gave a Physics Colloquium on Rocking the seeswa at CMS
• 26th March 2018 - Prof. J. S. Bagla of IISER Mohali gave a Physics Colloquium on Non-Linear Structure Formation in Dynamical Dark Energy Models
• 23rd - 25th March 2018 - First Spring Meeting on Strings was held at SPS, NISER
• 13-16th March 2018 - Introductory School on Galaxy Formation was held at SPS, NISER
• 12-13th March 2018 - Prof. Harrison B. Prosper of Florida State University, USA gave a Lecture series on HEP Statistics: An Introduction to Statistical Analysis in Physics
• 5th March 2018 - Prof. Nissim Kanekar, NCRA-TIFR, Gave a Physics Colloquium on Do the Fundamental Constants change with Time?
• 26-27th February 2018 - Annual Condensed Matter Physics Meeting was held in SPS, NISER
• 8th January 2018 - Prof. Dhiman Chakraborty of Nothern Illinois University, USA gave a Physics Colloquium on The Higgs boson as a Tool for Discoveries
• 30th December 2017 - Prof. Rajiv V. Gavai, TIFR, Mumbai gave a physics colloqium on the Exciting Odyssey in the Femto-world: QCD Critical Point
• 27th December 2017 - Dr. P.S. Bhupal Dev, Washington University @ St. Louis gave a physics colloquium on Explaining the Matter-Antimatt Asymmetry of the Universe