Department of Physics, University of Oxford, Physics Department at Parks Road, Oxford, England
The Department of Physics at Oxford University spans multiple buildings including the Clarendon Laboratory, Denys Wilkinson Building, and modern Beecroft Building for theoretical research.
The Clarendon Laboratory, constructed in 1872 under Robert Bellamy Clifton's design, stands as England's first dedicated physics laboratory for undergraduate preparations.
The Department has produced multiple Nobel laureates and scientists who have advanced understanding in fields from astrophysics to nuclear physics.
Students gain access to laboratories, research facilities, and support services through a comprehensive online guide detailing campus navigation and resource availability.
The 2018 Beecroft Building features specialized facilities for theoretical physics, promoting collaboration between researchers across different physics disciplines.
Location: Oxford City Council
Website: http://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk
GPS coordinates: 51.75997,-1.25650
Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:36
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