Physics of Magnetism and Photonics Research Division – Institut Teknologi Bandung

Research

Magnetic Materials

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Advanced Photonics

We investigate magnetic materials, spin dynamics, and nanoscale interactions that shape the next generation of sensors, memory devices, and energy technologies.

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Computational Physics

Our photonics research explores light–matter interactions, optical materials, and laser systems for communications, imaging, sensing, and scientific instrumentation.

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Research Collaborations

We design experimental and computational approaches to understand complex physical phenomena, connecting fundamental discoveries with practical applications.

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Computational Physics

Through collaboration at Institut Teknologi Bandung and beyond, our projects bring together students, researchers, and industry partners around challenging questions.

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Research Focus

Investigating magnetic materials, light–matter interactions, and photonic technologies through focused experimental and theoretical research.