Department of Physics
Indian Institute of Technology Ropar
Indian Institute of Technology Ropar
The Department of Physics at the Indian Institute of Technology Ropar is engaged in cutting-edge research and high-quality education in various frontier areas of physics including Condensed Matter Physics & Material Science, Gravity & String Theory, Light-Matter Interaction & Quantum Information, Nuclear & Particle Physics.
The department strives to provide excellent training to students through rigorous academic programs, modern laboratories, and collaborative research with national and international institutions. Our mission is to nurture curiosity, develop analytical thinking, and contribute to scientific innovation and technological advancement.
The Department of Physics at the Indian Institute of Technology Ropar is dedicated to excellence in teaching and research, with a focus on advancing fundamental science and fostering technological innovation. Established in 2009, the department has developed into a dynamic academic unit supporting both experimental and theoretical research, along with interdisciplinary studies. The department offers undergraduate, M.Sc., and Ph.D. programs designed to cultivate analytical thinking, scientific curiosity, and research skills. Faculty members are actively engaged in diverse areas such as Condensed Matter Physics & Material Science, Gravity & String Theory, Light-Matter Interaction & Quantum Information, Nuclear & Particle Physics supported by modern research facilities and collaborations. With a strong emphasis on impactful research and innovation, the department continues to expand its contributions to frontier areas of science. We are committed to nurturing young researchers and advancing emerging fields, aligning with IIT Ropar's vision of excellence in science and technology.
Dr. Kailash C. Jena
Head of Department
Dr. K. C. Jena was honored with the Faculty Research and Innovation Award on the 18th Foundation Day of the institute.
Dr. Girish Kulkarni has received funding under the National Quantum Mission for research in quantum imaging.
Dr. Vishwa Pal has received funding under the National Quantum Mission for research in quantum imaging.
Dr. Shukla led the DREAMS consortium project as the nodal officer, playing a key role in proposal development.
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