HISTORY
History of the Department of Physics.
The Department of Physics was founded in 1948 when the University of Ibadan was established as a University College. The degree B.Sc. Physics, (Ibadan) was awarded when the University became autonomous in 1962. At various times in the history of the Department, diversification into different areas of specialization was introduced in response to both national needs and global trends. The Department has not only been able to meet its manpower requirements but has also continued to feed most Universities in the country with world-class products. Over the sixty years of its existence, the department has produced thousands of high quality Physics graduates. The national merit award winner of 2003 is a product of the Department.
As far back as 1954, the Department has been offering postgraduate research programmes in different areas of Physics. At present, the following areas of specialization are available:
- Ionospheric and Space Physics and Radiation Propagation
- Physics of the Lower Atmospheric and Meteorology
- Solid Earth Physics
- Radiation and Health Physics
- Solid State/Condensed Matter Physics
- Theoretical Physics
- Instrumentation and Electronics
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Laboratory Buildings
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Library
Outer View of the Physics Library.
News and Events
FRI 29 July, 2016
STUDENTS FINISH THEIR EXAMS.
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THU 14 May, 2016.
ELECTRONS AT THE SPEED LIMIT
A short laser pulse travels through a diamond (black spheres) and excites electrons inside it. The strength of the excitation is measured using an attosecond ultraviolet pulse (violet).
17 March 2015.
NANOSPHERES WERE COOLED WITH LIGHT.
The team successfully suspended glass particles 400 nanometres across in a vacuum using an electric field then used lasers to cool them to within a few degrees of absolute zero.
LABORATORY SERVICES
Challenge
Designing laboratory activities that engage student thinking and problem solving.
Faculty
Working with faculty to integrate laboratory learning into courses and larger scale curricula.
Innovation
Introducing and supporting innovative physics teaching.
Staff Training
Training teaching staff and involving them in development of teaching strategies.
Project assistance
Supporting student projects, both as part of courses and informal..
Assessment
Assessing student learning..
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