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Research at the three
Physics Departments
of the
Torino University
focusses on
Theoretical Physics
,
Experimental Physics
(Subnuclear Physics,
Solid State Physics
and Biophysics), and
General Physics
(Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics, Cosmic Physics, Geophysics, Atmospheric Physics, Oceanography and Non-linear Physics, Cybernetics, Metrology, Astronomy
and Astrophysics).
At the
INFN
(Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare), the
experimental research groups
develop detectors and microelectronics for
particle physics,
astro-particle physics,
nuclear physics
and for
medical and industrial applications
, and investigate together with the
theoretical physicists
the fundamental structure of matter and forces in our universe. All the research projects of
INFN are performed in collaboration with the members of the three Physics Departments of the
Torino University.
Studying physics
in Torino offers in
lecture and lab courses
a broad range of opportunities for specialization. There are two levels of undergraduate courses: a 3-year first level course (
Laurea Triennale
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), and a 2-year specialization course (
Laurea Specialistica
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). Advanced training is offered within the programs of the
Graduate School in Physics, Applied Physics and Astrophysics (Dottorato di Ricerca)
, the
Specialization School in Health Physics
, and the
Inter-faculty School for the Training of High-School Teachers (SIS).
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Christian Helzel