Division of Space and Plasma Physics
The vast majority of our universe is in plasma state. Our research deals with plasma physical processes in space and in the laboratory.

Our research areas cover space, fusion, laboratory, and fundamental plasma physics. We study physical processes in the ionospheres and magnetospheres of Earth and other planets, solar wind, space around comets, and planetary moons. We contribute hardware to international and national space missions, both spacecraft and rockets. We study the physics of plasma-wall interaction in fusion plasma devices, magnetron sputtering and other applied plasma physics topics.
We also participate in the education program at all levels. We offer bachelor's and master's thesis projects closely related to our ongoing research activities.
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- Konstantinos Paschalidis successfully defends his PhD thesis
18 May 2025
- Henriette successfully defends her PhD thesis
4 Apr 2025
- SPP instruments celebrate 10 years in space on MMS
13 Mar 2025
- Most powerful solar flare of the current solar cycle
4 Oct 2024
- This year's Alfvén Lecture was given by Professor Tünde Fülöp
4 Sep 2024
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