The University of Chicago’s Physics program encourages students to explore the fundamental laws of nature. These project ideas offer diverse options for theoretical studies, experimental setups, and computational simulations to strengthen analytical and research skills.
Simulating the Double-Slit Experiment with Quantum Uncertainty
Investigating the Thermoelectric Effect in Solid-State Devices
Dark Matter Models in Galactic Rotation Curve Analysis
Measuring Gravitational Acceleration with a Torsion Pendulum
Developing a Cloud Chamber to Visualize Particle Tracks
Experimental Determination of Planck’s Constant Using LEDs
Designing a Model of a Fusion Reactor Using Magnetic Confinement
Relativistic Time Dilation Simulations with High-Velocity Objects
Studying the Doppler Effect Using Acoustic and Light Sources
The Physics of Musical Instruments: Harmonics and Resonance
Thermal Conductivity in Insulators and Conductors
Measuring the Refractive Index of Liquids Using Lasers
Centripetal Force and Planetary Orbit Models
Chaos Theory and the Double Pendulum System
The Photoelectric Effect and Quantum Light Emission
Creating an Interferometer for Wavelength Measurement
Modeling Black Hole Evaporation with Hawking Radiation
Examining Neutrino Oscillation with Detection Theories
Cosmic Ray Detection at Ground Level Using DIY Detectors
Constructing a Particle Simulator with Classical Mechanics
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