Solid State Physics

Third National Review Committee recommended the renaming of the Department of Magnetism as the Department of Solid State Physics which came into existence in the year 1986. The faculty members and research fellows of the Department of Solid State Physics are presently engaged in the study of  experimental, theoretical and computational condensed matter physics.  Specific interests are given to understand properties of crystalline and amorphous solids, low dimensional magnetic materials, nano-composites, ferrites, perovskites, oxide superconductors, liquid crystals, polymers and ionic conductors, semiconducting and magnetic materials, electronic structure calculations of novel magnetic systems, statistical mechanics and biophysics. We have an active Ph. D. programme as well as there are opportunities for post-doctoral fellows.

  Upcoming Seminars/Meetings

  • Zeroth law in non-equilibrium - a hot needle in water
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    Title: Zeroth law in non-equilibrium - a hot needle  in  water
    Speaker: P.K. Mohanty, S.I.N.P., Kolkata
    Date & Time : October 3,2016 (Monday), 02:30 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • Switchable Molecular Magnetic Materials
  • Speaker: Dr. Abhishake Mondal
    Title of talk: "Switchable Molecular Magnetic Materials: Journey from 3D network to ultimate miniaturization and future application"
    Venue: S. N. Bose Hall
    Date: 06.10.2016
    Time: 3:30 PM
  • Weak Measurements, Quantum State Collapse and the Born Rule
  • Title: Weak Measurements, Quantum State Collapse and the Born Rule
    Speaker: Apoorva Patel, I.I.Sc., Bangalore
    Date: October 14,2016 (Friday)
    Time: 03:00 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • Exploring the extended scalar sector with resonances in vector boson scattering
  • Title: Exploring the extended scalar sector with resonances in vector boson scattering
    Speaker: Avirup Shaw, Department of Theoretical Physics, IACS
    Date: November 9,2016 (Wednesday)
    Time: 03:00 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • From the universe to relativistic heavy-ion collisions: CMBR fluctuations and flow anisotropies
  • Title: From the universe to relativistic heavy-ion collisions: CMBR fluctuations and flow anisotropies
    Speaker: Ajit Srivastava, Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar
    Date: November 22,2016 (Tuesday)
    Time: 03:00 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • A closer look at the RD and RD* anomalies
  • Title: A closer look at the RD and RD* anomalies
    Speaker: Priti Bhajan Byakti,Department of Theoretical Physics, IACS
    Date & Time: November 30,2016 (Wednesday), 03:00 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • Not a jet all the way: discovery prospects using substructure
  • Title: Not a jet all the way: discovery prospects using substructure
    Speaker: Deepak Kar,University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
    Date: January 05,2017 (Thursday), 3:30 pm
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • Holography,second law and Higher Curvature Gravity
  • Title: Holography,second law and Higher Curvature Gravity
    Speaker: Sudipta Sarkar, Dept. of Physics, IIT, Gandhinagar, India.
    Date: December 09,2016 (Friday)
    Time: 3:00 p.m.
    Venue:Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS

     

  • Vacancy-induced low-energy states in undoped graphene
  • Title: Vacancy-induced low-energy states in undoped graphene
    Speaker: Kedar Damle,TIFR, Mumbai
    Date: December 08,2016 (Thursday)
    Time: 03:30 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
  • Nonlinear optical conductivity and photoconductivity of two-band system
  • Title: Nonlinear optical conductivity and photoconductivity of two-band systems beyond the linear response regime
    Speaker: Amit Agarwal, I.I.T., Kanpur
    Date: December 19,2016 (Monday)
    Time: 04:00 p.m.
    Venue: Theoretical Physics Seminar Room (R/No.-C406), 3rd Floor, Centenary Building, IACS
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