About us

The Computational and Soft Matter Physics Group develops and uses modern computational, experimental and theoretical tools to study a broad range of condensed matter systems with emphasis on the statistical mechanics of equilibrium and non-equilibrium processes. Research topics of current interest include soft matter, nanoparticles, phase transitions, biological matter, magnetism and magnetic soft matter, glasses, chaotic dynamics, as well as hydrodynamics of colloids and swimmers.

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05.07.2021
 

Ivonne Elizabeth Ventura Rosales, doctoral student at the Group of Computational and Soft Matter Physics, Spanish native speaker, presents the Faculty...
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31.05.2021
 

While DNA is often idealised as the "molecule of life", it is also a highly sophisticated polymer that can be used for next-generation materials....
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30.04.2021
 

Rare transitions between long-lived metastable states are at heart of many processes in nature and technology. Researchers from the Faculty of Physics...
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08.04.2021
 

Das Coronavirus bedeckt sich mit beweglichen Ketten aus Zuckermolekülen, und macht es Antikörpern schwer, es zu blockieren. Zum Glück hat dieser...
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01.03.2021
 

We are delighted to welcome to our Group Roberto Cerbino, who joins us from the University of Milan as new Professor of Experimental Soft Matter...
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22.12.2020
 

Der FWF fördert den SFB "Taming Complexity in Materials Modeling", mit Beteiligung von insgesamt 9 Forschungsgruppen der TU Wien und der Universität...
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