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The ARC Special Research Centre for the Subatomic Structure of Matter  

Enquiries: +61 8 8303 3533  

Location: Level 1, Physics Building, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA  

Mailing Address: CSSM, Rm. 126, Lvl 1 Physics Building, University of Adelaide, SA 5005, Australia  
The University of Adelaide

Welcome to the CSSM

The Special Research Centre for the Subatomic Structure of Matter at The University of Adelaide, South Australia carries out research activities at the forefront of the fields of theoretical nuclear and particle physics with a special emphasis on the strong interactions and their importance in determining the nature of matter.

The strong interactions are described by the quantum field theory, Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) which governs the interactions between quarks and gluons at the heart of matter.

At the centre, we are working to further illucidate the behaviour of the microscopic world through numerical simulations of fundamental quantum theories (such as QCD), through effective field theory calculations and by building models (such as the Quark-meson coupling model).



Employment Opportunity in 2009

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Popular Information

Details for the upcoming Festschrift Workshop:
Achievements and New Directions in Subatomic Physics:
Workshop in Honour of Tony Thomas' 60th Birthday

in Adelaide.

Check out the site for the workshop: T(R)OPICAL QCD 2008 in Port Douglas, Queensland.

Check out the Photos from our Workshop on QCD and the Strong Interactions.

Download the 2005 annual report (7289 KB pdf).

 


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