Research in Applied and Engineering Physics
The theme of research programs in Applied & Engineering Physics is applying the techniques, the training, and the culture of physics to research areas usually associated with other scientific and engineering disciplines. Current research areas of interest to A&EP faculty involve combinations of nanoscience, photonics, biological physics, advanced materials, and advanced instrumentation. A&EP research programs involve strong collaborations with faculty members in physics, chemistry, engineering, and the life sciences. A&EP has been a leader in integrating the physical sciences, life sciences, and engineering at Cornell for over 50 years.
Students in the graduate program of Applied Physics at Cornell University may pursue thesis research in any one of several broad areas, including:
