Biological Physics at the University of Toronto is broadly defined and focuses on problems at the interface of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

The Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Physics (EAPP) group within the Department of Physics conducts research focused on global-scale physical processes in the Earth and planets including the interiors, oceans and atmospheres.

Today's high-energy physics is the culmination of twenty-five centuries of searching for an understanding of the ultimate nature of matter. The University of Toronto has one of Canada's most active groups in elementary particle physics and relativity.

Condensed matter physics is the branch of physics that studies the properties of the large collections of atoms that compose both ordinary and exotic materials.

The Quantum Optics cluster includes researchers working in the fields of AMO (atomic, molecular, and optical) physics, Quantum Information, Laser Science, Plasma Physics, and many-body physics.

This list contains select institutes and research groups affiliated to the Department of Physics

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The Department of Physics is a vibrant, inclusive, and engaging community from which postdoctoral fellows can embark on their pursuit of scholarly excellence.