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Teaching and Cutting Edge Research - linking your Higher/Advanced Higher Syllabus to Physics Research

See how Physics research at Strathclyde links right back to your Higher/Advanced Higher syllabus, exploring topics as diverse as lasers and optics, semiconductors, quantum teleportation, encryption, nuclear fusion, new energy sources, atomic and molecular physics and astronomy!

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The David Elder lecture: Read about the next David Elder lecture for the public
Alumni: Case histories of some of our graduates
Physics employers: Growing list of employers and the reasons why they employ physicists
Biographies: Lighthearted biographies of some academic members of staff and a few current undergraduate students
Stars 'R' Us: Find out more about this exhibit about stars, nebulas, and planets for the public
Links to useful physics sites (high school to undergrad level)

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Undergraduate studies in Physics at Strathclyde: Find out more about studying in our department. Find out about the jobs you can get with physics
Open evenings and UCAS lunches in the department
Information for international students
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The history of our department, staff photos from about 1986, and (very) old lab photos

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