Boston University Department of Physics

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The Boston University Department of Physics is an academic department known for research and teaching in fundamental and applied physics, including work by prominent theoretical physicists.

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Boston University Department of Physics canonical 1

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instanceOf academic department ⓘ
physics department ⓘ
academicDiscipline natural sciences ⓘ
affiliation Boston University ⓘ
campus Charles River Campus ⓘ
city Boston ⓘ
collaboratesWith external research institutions ⓘ
other departments at Boston University ⓘ
country United States of America ⓘ
educationalInstitutionType research-intensive department ⓘ
employs faculty members ⓘ
fieldOfWork applied physics ⓘ
experimental physics ⓘ
physics ⓘ
theoretical physics ⓘ
focusesOn applied physics ⓘ
fundamental physics ⓘ
hasNotableAttribute known for research in experimental physics ⓘ
known for research in theoretical physics ⓘ
known for work by prominent theoretical physicists ⓘ
hasStudentBody graduate students ⓘ
undergraduate students ⓘ
hasWebsite https://www.bu.edu/physics/ ⓘ
languageOfWorkOrName English ⓘ
locatedIn Boston ⓘ
Massachusetts ⓘ
mission research and teaching in physics ⓘ
offersCourse advanced physics courses ⓘ
introductory physics courses ⓘ
offersDegree Bachelor of Arts in Physics ⓘ
Bachelor of Science in Physics ⓘ
Doctor of Philosophy in Physics ⓘ
Master of Science in Physics ⓘ
offersFacility research laboratories ⓘ
teaching laboratories ⓘ
offersProgram graduate physics program ⓘ
undergraduate physics program ⓘ
parentOrganization Boston University College of Arts and Sciences ⓘ
linked to: Boston University
partOf Boston University ⓘ
researchActivity astrophysics research ⓘ
biophysics research ⓘ
condensed matter physics research ⓘ
cosmology research ⓘ
nonlinear dynamics research ⓘ
particle physics research ⓘ
photonics research ⓘ
statistical physics research ⓘ
state Massachusetts ⓘ

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Sheldon Glashow → hasAcademicAffiliation → Boston University Department of Physics ⓘ