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Physics is the foundation and core of the natural science

The vast and boundless universe, the subtle to the tiny elementary particles, are all within the scope of physics research. From the beginning of human civilization, to today's rapid development of science and technology, and to the future full of brilliant dreams, physics has been contributing a steady stream of new ideas, new ideas, new technologies and new materials to the development and progress of human society. It's an ancient and ever-youthful science.

The Department of Physics at Renmin University of Chinese is young, aggressive, full of whimsy, passion and fighting spirit, and like this science, it has a beautiful present and a brilliant future. He was born in September 2005 and is a bold attempt by Chinese University to create a world-class university. It has not been a long time since the beginning of the journey to the end of the day, but a beautiful picture has gradually been drawn on the blank paper, and this university, which was originally dominated by humanities and social sciences, shines with a new color. The Department of Physics has demonstrated that the 2005 attempt was undoubtedly a successful initiative.

Scientific research is endless, and every successful end point on our way forward is also a new starting point. The world, the country, the society, as well as our universities, colleagues, and classmates, have given us help and support that has long been incalculable, and we can only be grateful, stick to our ideals, and continue to strive to grow, climb, move forward, harvest, and give back with a brain eager for new knowledge and a determination to move forward. Of course, we have also opened our doors, for young students like us, for fellow travelers who are as motivated as we are, we have done our best to prepare everything, and the front is full of positive energy, and this warm family is waiting for us.

Let us all work together and move forward hand in hand to create a better tomorrow.

Professor

Dean of the School of Physics