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GISN08 This is an Internet based course. It can only be taken as part of our Master's Programme in GIS. Course contentsWhen taking this course you will learn about the use and aspects of digital remote sensing images. We deal with basic radiation and reflection theories and properties and the Corine land cover classification system. We also mix theoretical exercises in which we study scientific ar

https://www.nateko.lu.se/education/advanced-courses/digital-remote-sensing-and-gis - 2025-12-27

2 years · 120 credits The master programme in experimental particle and nuclear physics consists of a number of mandatory and optional courses, and a master project. There is a great freedom in the selection of courses and one can cover both experimental and theoretical aspects of particle and nuclear physics. The master project is typically done inside the division’s experimental projects. Course

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/master-in-experimental-particle-and-nuclear-physics - 2025-12-27

Our researchers You will find all our researchers and information about their research in Lund University's research portal. Our technical and adminstrative staff Contact information to our administrative and technical staff. The Physics and Astronomy Library More information on opening hours, address and contact details can be found on the library's website. Administrative ManagementAdressesDirec

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Degree requirementsThe quantum science and technology track of the master programme in physics offers a wide range of courses. Each study period, you're required to select 15 credits worth of courses (typically two half-time courses, unless stated otherwise). Be sure to review the course requirements and reach out to the course coordinator if you have any questions.To view the general degree requi

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/master-in-quantum-science-and-technology/courses - 2025-12-27

A recurring item on the agenda during my first months as Head of the Department of Physics has been and remains the issue of decision-making. At head of department meetings, leadership training, department and divisional management meetings, it is always there.- Don't be afraid to make decisions, they can change, is a recurring advice.And yes, it is true. New decisions can be made and sometimes th

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2024/head-department-letter-may-2024 - 2025-12-27

CollaborationWelcome back after the summer! I hope you have had the opportunity to have a proper break from everyday life. The corridors are once again teeming with teachers and students old and new, turning the wheels of knowledge with new insights and discoveries along the way. Even my many series of meetings have started in earnest again...Research and education are always at the center of our

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2024/head-department-letter-september-2024 - 2025-12-27

What are your plans after your PhD? Here you will find tips on universities, research institutes and other environments where your expertise is sometimes in demand. You will find both job adverts and opportunities for further research. DiamondVacancies at the Diamond Light Source (external website).jobs.ac.uk A hub for academic, research, and professional job listings.Open positions at jobs.ac.uk

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/education/xanadu-graduate-research-school/opportunities - 2025-12-27

About Quantum in Lund Research Education Seminars Current events International Year of Quantum Physics seminars in Lund:9 December: "Max Planck, Kiel, and the beginning of the quantum era" with Professor Dr. Michael Bonitz, Institute for Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics Christian-Albrechts Universität Kiel. Previous seminars9 October: *Quantum Computing – Advancing towards fault-tolerance* wit

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/quantum-lund - 2025-12-27

Lund University offers two study programs at the Masters level dedicated to quantum technology and a broad range of Master’s and PhD courses in quantum science and technology. Master's level programmes At Lund University, there are two Master's programmes focusing on quantum technology. More information about the programmes can be found by following the links:Master program in Physics - Quantum Sc

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/quantum-lund/education - 2025-12-27

In the second quantum revolution, now unfolding worldwide, quantum mechanical superposition and entanglement are being created, characterized and controlled with unprecedented precision in a wide variety of physical systems. This development has deepened our understanding of the physical laws governing the microscopic world and provided a broader framework for technology, with fundamentally new ca

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/quantum-lund/about-quantum-lund - 2025-12-27

Quantum science and technology research in Lund covers a broad range of topics in quantum computation, quantum sensing, quantum communication and quantum simulation. In the list below we have grouped the different topics into research themes, with short descriptions and links to research groups and individual researchers involved. Research themes Controlling Quantum States in Semiconductor Nanostr

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/quantum-lund/research - 2025-12-27

We regularly arrange seminars aiming to be of interest to all researchers in quantum science and technology at Lund University. Upcoming seminars Seminars are held on Fridays from 9.00 to 10.00, in k-space at the Department of Physics.Marcus Dahlström will give a talk during the spring. (Originally scheduled for 28 November)

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/quantum-lund/seminars - 2025-12-27

Nobel Prize and research infrastructuresIt is one year since Anne L'Hillier was awarded the Nobel Prize and we continue to celebrate. What impact does Anne's Nobel Prize have on us? This has come up many times over the past year. And another question has also been there: how do we get more Nobel Prizes?  But the latter is not the right question. The Nobel Prize is a consequence of a healthy and in

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2024/head-department-letter-october-2024 - 2025-12-27

The other physics departmentsAt the end of October, a group of heads of department from different physics departments in the country met at Chalmers to exchange experiences and to create an active network of heads of department. Participating were physics heads from Chalmers, University of Gothenburg, Uppsala, Stockholm and KTH (physics and applied physics), as well as the heads of microelectronic

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2024/head-department-letter-november-2024 - 2025-12-27

My first yearI will soon have been Head of the Department of Physics for a full year and it has been an exciting year! Both for the department and for myself in my new role.  Reading my first Head of Department letter from the beginning of the year, I realise that at the time I naively thought I would know what the job of Head of Department was like after a year. I've been through the annual cycle

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https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2025 - 2025-12-27

The Year of the Snake - challenges, opportunities and the way forwardJust over a week ago, we entered the Year of the Snake - a time that, according to mythology, can bring uncertainty and chaos. Perhaps the Year of the Snake began earlier, given all that has been happening both here and in the world. We have seen both positive and negative events, and some developments are still unclear. At the s

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RelevanceOne of the strengths of the Department of Physics is that we have a wonderful mix of pure basic and applied research, and everything in between - sometimes commissioned, but otherwise initiated by the researchers. We should therefore have a wide range of possible topics that can fit in with the expectations and desires of students and society, and we have every chance of attracting the be

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2025/head-department-letter-march-2025 - 2025-12-27

Work environment issues are often divided into the physical work environment, including safety, and the psychosocial work environment. The physical work environment is easier to regulate and monitor. You need to be trained to handle chemicals in a laboratory, we have regular safety rounds and if something happens (like at the nano lab recently), there are routines and procedures in place to limit

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On government governanceThe question of what is the best form of governance for Sweden's universities has been discussed in the research bill, in the research community and in the media. Lund University is a government agency, for better or worse. The advantage is that in well-funded times, the form of government agency ensures stable funding and support, and places demands on maintaining a high s

https://www.fysik.lu.se/en/about-us/head-department-letter/head-department-letter-2025/head-department-letter-may-2025 - 2025-12-27