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Welcome to the Department of Physics
The Department of Physics of Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) has started functioning as a full fledged department since the inception of the University in 1962. The department has been offering Physics courses to the undergraduate Engineering & Architecture students. Adequate laboratory facilities are available to supplement the theoretical knowledge and to provide experimental basis. The department has introduced Postgraduate program (M. Phil & Ph. D) in the year 1982 and M. Sc. in the year 2014. The research is conducted in the fields of Magnetism, Solid State Physics, Crystal Growth, Polymer Physics, Health Physics, Medical Physics & Radiation Protection, and Atmospheric Physics. The Department has eighteen faculty members and seven technical personnels. So far 26 Ph. D., 226 M. Phil. and 15 M.Sc. students have received their degrees from this Department. At present about 25 M.Sc., 25 M. Phil. and 9 Ph. D. students are working. The Departmental offices and laboratories are housed in the Old Academic Building (OAB).
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Head of the Department
Dr. Md. Rafi Uddin
Message from the Head
Welcome to the Department of Physics, BUET. The department has started functioning from 1962 and has introduced M.Phil & Ph.D programs in the year 1982 in different fields of Physics. The department has introduced M.Sc. in Physics program in 2014 to produce postgraduate in Physics to fulfill the demand of the country. Interested potential students are advised to take admission in these programs.
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Our Research Group
Solid State Physics
The research in this branch is carried out in the following fields:
1. Magnetism, Superconductivity & Colossal Magnetoresistance
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Health Physics, Medical Physics & Radiation Protection
Prof. Dr. Afia Begum and Dr. M. Abu Sayem Karal are working in this branch. This group has an active collaboration with Radio Physics Department
Atmospheric Physics
Prof. Dr. Md. Rafi Uddin, Prof. Dr. Nasreen Akter and Mr. A. T. M. Shafiul Azam are working in this area. Research is concentrated mainly in the field
Research Activities
Research in the Department is broadly catagorized into three groups 1) SOLID STATE PHYSICS 2) ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 3) HEALTH AND MEDICAL PHYSICS SOLID STATE PHYSICS The research in this branch is carried out in the following fields: Magnetism, Superconductivity & Colossal Magnetoresistance The current research activity in this field focuses on the magnetic and electrical properties of nanostructured magnetic materials. A group of teachers are investigating the magnetic properties like magnetization, magnetic anisotropy and magnetostriction of hard and soft magnetic materials in the form of bulk, thin films and ribbons and also nanostructured magnetic materials. This group also investigates cuprate high Tc superconductors, and colossal magnetoresistance in manganite perovskites. The CMR studies are performed on polycrystalline bulk and thick film samples. . This group has a research collaboration with the IPPS, Uppsala University, Sweden and the Depa
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Show moreComparison of sunlight-driven photocatalytic activity of semiconductor metal oxides of tin oxide and cadmium oxide nanoparticles
Posted on: 21-05-2020 by Dr. Jiban Podder / Type: Journal Paper
Green synthesis of cuprous oxide nanoparticles for environmental remediation and enhanced visible-light photocatalytic activity
Posted on: 21-05-2020 by Dr. Jiban Podder / Type: Journal Paper
Role of Fe doping on structural and electrical properties of MnO2 nanostructured thin films for glucose sensing performance
Posted on: 21-05-2020 by Dr. Jiban Podder / Type: Journal Paper
Foot pressure sensor system made from MWCNT coated cotton fibers to monitor human activities
Posted on: 09-04-2020 by Dr. Mohammad Jellur Rahman / Type: Journal Paper