The Division of Solid State Physics at Lund University engages in research and education in nanoscience, specifically in materials science, in the physics of low-dimensional semiconductors, and in their interdisciplinary applications.

Our scientific focus is on the synthesis, processing, physics and applications of semiconductor nanostructures. Our research can broadly be divided into: materials science, including epitaxial growth and nanoparticle synthesis; exploratory nanotechnology, including novel patterning methods; fundamental physics, including optical spectroscopy and electrical transport in quantum systems; energy, including nanothermodynamics, photovoltaics and solid state lighting; ICT, including photonics and electronics; and biomedical applications and nanosafety, including cell-nanostructure interactions, microfluidics and molecular motors.
More information about research at Solid State Physics

These research activities at Solid State Physics are performed in a highly collaborative manner and are closely integrated into the research environment of NanoLund, the center for nanoscience at Lund University. The division also hosts and manages Lund Nano Lab (Myfab Lund), a state-of-the-art nanofabrication facility that is open to external users.
NanoLund website
More information about Lund Nano Lab (LNL)
The national infrastructure Myfab

We are strongly engaged in education at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including in the management and teaching of the Master of Science programs in Engineering Nanoscience, Engineering Physics and Physics.
Education offered by Solid State Physics

The Division of Solid State Physics has about 100 employees, is part of the Department of Physics, and is organizationally affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering (LTH) at Lund University.
Faculty of Engineering (LTH)
Department of Physics