 Welcome
Nanophysics and Soft Matter is a large, dynamic research group, with over 45 academic staff,
researchers and students. We have a diverse range of research interests, covering techniques from
neutron diffraction to optical tweezers, and studying systems from novel glasses to living cells.
New Ph.D. Projects on offer from October 2011
The Nanophysics & Soft Matter Group is offering Ph.D. projects in most areas of the group's research activity. Please follow the link below to visit the Projects.
The Group will hold an Open Afternoon from 2:00 pm on Wednesday 18th May at which it will be possible to meet the academic staff, discuss the projects, and visit the laboratories of the group. We will start by meeting in the 3rd floor coffee room (3.32) of the H.H. WIlls Physics Laboratory. All Welcome!
Visit the Projects Pages
ISPM 2012 CONFERENCE IN TORONTO
The 14th conference in the International Scanning Probe Microscopy series will be held in Toronto on June 15th-18th, 2012.
More information on ISPM Toronto Pages
Guided Access to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Research Equipment
EPSRC have provided support to enable access to state-of-the art nanoscience and nanotechnology equipment.
In Nanoscience & Quantum Information Centre in Bristol, we are able to provide guided access with full support
including travelling expense and relevant consumables for high-speed AFM and photonic force microscopy.
Visit the Guided Access website
Bristol Centre for Functional Nanomaterials
The new EPSRC-funded Doctoral Training Centre at Bristol is heavily associated with the Nanophysics and Soft Matter
Group. The Centre is now open for applications for 4-year PhDs in the area of nanomaterials.
Vist the BCFN website |
