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Department of Physics

Department of Physics 

 

Chair
Prof. Dr. İZZET SAKALLI

Vice Chair
Prof. Dr. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI

Administrative Assistant
ÇİLEM AYDINLIK

Department's Mission

The devoted mission of EMU Physics Department is to play an active role in increasing the number of curious minds qualified enough to seek scientific answers for the reasons behind the way the universe functions. This mission is aimed to be achieved via providing a supportive and interactive atmosphere in which different minds can debate and exchange their independent ideas. The Department of Physics, which has been continuing its education life with graduate programs (master's and doctorate) and service courses since 1998, has reactivated its undergraduate program in the 2020-2021 academic year, with the approval of YÖK and YÖDAK.

With the aid of the recurrence of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics, EMU is now welcoming undergraduate physics students to be guided towards approaching problems from alternative directions; directions which require ground-knowledge, imagination and creativity. Correspondingly, EMU Physics graduates are encouraged to pursue their further study and take the concepts they learn to the next stage. So far, there exist 93 graduates (MS and PhD) of EMU Physics Department each of whom have received high quality education, and in turn, have been able to pursue their career at an international level. They are well-equipped with the necessary tools to keep on asking fundamental questions for better understanding the nature, given a grounding in problem solving techniques, self-discipline, creativity, self-confidence and other critical skills required in our interconnected world. 

All academic staff, not only the experienced members but also the newcomers, possess an active participation in recent scientific developments by getting their studies published in international scientific journals with high impact factors. The passion behind revealing the answers behind unresolved scientific phenomena is reflected into the theoretical and experimental research conducted by academic staff which in turn leads to a passionate environment to study and work in. 

As long as human mind exists, there will be adequate room for asking intellectual questions out of curiosity. Combining the excellence in research, undergraduate education and postgraduate training offered, EMU Physics Department is the right place to be for inspecting ways of improving our perception of life and the laws of the universe that we live in.” 




Departmental Facilities

Our department boasts well-equipped research facilities, all focusing on the postgraduate and doctoral degree programs.

The department provides an up-to-date PC for each postgraduate or doctoral degree student and is equipped with two general physics laboratories aiming to educate freshman year engineering students on the basics of physics and laboratory techniques.

Programs

Program NameDegreeDuration (Years)
PhysicsBachelor / B.S.4
Physics (with Thesis)Master / M.S.1 - 2
PhysicsPhD / Ph.D.3.5 - 5
Distinguishing Attributes

We are inspired by our philosophy that the mission of education and its institutions are not bound only to train people for vocation, but also to displace and correct primitive notions with advanced ones. This will, in turn, enhance the creativity and productivity of our graduates when they are engaged in real life situations. As a university-wide standard, our PhD students are required to publish at least one paper in an internationally refereed journal listed in the Science Citation Index to be qualified for a PhD diploma. Yet, they are also required to deliver lectures in some theoretical courses in general Physics to train themselves for their prospective careers. 

Major Accomplishments

In addition to our teaching and service responsibilities, we expect our entire faculty to pursue world class research activities. Research experiences are considered an essential component of a modern undergraduate as well as a graduate Physics/Chemistry education and this aspect will be enhanced to match with our mission and envisioned future.

For a variety of reasons, including the limited size of both departments, as well as the need of attracting postgraduate students, the Physics and Chemistry Departments have chosen to concentrate their efforts in a number of research areas. Nevertheless, the increase in research emphasis and activity must not be pursued at the expense of quality classroom instruction.

The departments of Physics and Chemistry have achieved and will continue to achieve substantial growth in its nationally and internationally recognized research programs and in the quality of its undergraduate, if and when it commences, and graduate education programs.

Quality of Graduates

Our MSc and PhD graduates receive high quality education enabling them to compete with the others at an international level. They are well-equipped with problem solving techniques, self-discipline, creativity, self-confidence and other critical skills in our interconnected world.

Career Opportunities

Inspired by our philosophy that the mission of education and its institutions is not bounded to train people for vocation, but also to displace and correct primitive notions with advanced ones.  This would, in turn, enhance creativity and productivity of our graduates as they are engaged to real life.

As a standard university wide, our PhD students have to publish at least one paper in an internationally refereed journal listed in the Science Citation Index or Science Citation Index Expanded to quality for a PhD diploma.  Yet, they have to give some theoretical lectures in general Physics to train them for their academic careers.

Our MSc and PhD graduates may also serve as faculty members at universities, vocational schools and colleges and as research and development fellows in industrial laboratories and the like. 




Contact Information

 

Address:
Eastern Mediterranean University
Faculty of Arts & Sciences 
Department of Physics 
Famagusta, North Cyprus
Mersin 10 Turkey

Tel: +90 392 630 1314
Fax: +90 392 365 1604
E-mail: phys.chem@emu.edu.tr

Departmental Web Page: physics.emu.edu.tr


​​Academic Staff

Name SurnameDutyDepartmentOfficeTel
Prof. Dr. İZZET SAKALLI Chair Physics AS 245 2897
Prof. Dr. MUSTAFA HALİLSOY Distinguished Professor Physics AS242 1254
Prof. Dr. OMAR MUSTAFA Faculty Member Physics AS243 1378
Prof. Dr. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI Faculty Member,
Vice Chair
Physics AS239 1067
Assoc. Prof. Dr. ALİ ÖVGÜN Faculty Member Physics AS 246 1376
Assist. Prof. Dr. HURİYE GÜRSEL MANGUT Faculty Member Physics AS 241 1061
Assist. Prof. Dr. MEHMET OKCAN Faculty Member Physics AS 248 2413
Assist. Prof. Dr. MUSTAFA RIZA Faculty Member Physics AS247 1006
ÇİLEM AYDINLIK Administrative Assistant Physics AS238 1314
REŞAT AKOĞLU Technician Physics AS132 1274/2020

Part-time Academic Staff

Name SurnameDutyDepartmentOfficeTel
Dr. İBRAHİM GÜLLÜ Faculty Member Physics AS 235 2136
Dr. PANTEA DAVOUDI FAR Senior Instructor Physics AS236
Dr. ZAHRA AMIRABI Faculty Member Physics AS 239 1067

​​Research Assistants

Name SurnameDutyDepartmentOfficeTel
AHMED YASIN Physics AS234
DANA AL SOUFI Research Assistant Physics
ESRA YÖRÜK Research Assistant Physics AS 324 1996
HÜSEYİN KARYAL Research Assistant Physics AS 236
KANISHK VERMA Research Assistant Physics AS 237 1060
MEHMET ATAKOL Research Assistant Physics AS 236
MERT MANGUT Research Assistant Physics AS 237 1060
NAZİM SERTKAN Research Assistant Physics AS 324 1996
YASHMITHA KUMARAN Research Assistant Physics AS 236


​PHYSICS


STUDEN NAME SURNAME
GRAD. YEAR​
THESIS TITLESUPERVISOR & CO-SUPERVISOR NAME SURNAME
MUHİTTİN CENK ESER2021-22Transition to Synchronization in Double Layer NetworksASST. PROF. DR. MUSTAFA RIZA   
FLORA BABAYEVA2021-22​

Shadow Cast of the Schwarzschild-like Black HolesASSOC. PROF. DR.  ALİ ÖVGÜN   
İLAYDA AŞGAR2021-22Non-Commutative Quantum MechanicsASST. PROF. DR. MUSTAFA RIZA   
KANISHK VERMA2021-22Einstein Non-Linear Maxwell Dilaton and Anti-Dilaton TheoryPROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI   
FAROUQ ENIOLA USMAN2020-21The Effect of Salt on a Binary Lyotropic Liquid Crystal SystemASST. PROF. DR. MEHMET OKCAN   
ESRA YÖRÜK2020-21Hawking Radiation of Bosons From a Black Hole Having Lorentz Symmetry BreakingPROF. DR. İZZET SAKALLI   
NAZIM SERTKAN2020-21Geodesics of BTZ Black Hole and Black Holes in Minimal Massive GravityPROF. DR. İZZET SAKALLI ASSOC. PROF. DR. İBRAHİM GÜLLÜ
MASOUMEH IZADPARAST2020-21Generalized Momentum OperatorPROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI   
SARA KANZI2020-21Bosonic and Fermionic Greybody Factors of Four-Dimensional Black Holes in Various TheoriesPROF. DR. İZZET SAKALLI PROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI
FAROUK MAHMUD  RUGGA2020-21Noncommutative Quantum MechanicsPROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI   
ROZA RAOUFI2020-21Quantum Particle Constrained to a Curved SurfacePROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI   
GABRIEL WIRDZELII JOSEPH2019-20Cosmology with Variable Physical ConstantsASST. PROF. DR. ALİ ÖVGÜN   
HAMZA SABER SAEED ZEBARI2019-20Newtonian CosmologyASST. PROF. DR. ALİ ÖVGÜN   
HÜSEYİN KARYAL2019-20Geodesics of Black Holes in Bumblebee Gravity TheoryASSOC. PROF. DR. ALİ ÖVGÜN PROF. DR.  İZZET  SAKALLI
FİGEN YILMAZ2019-20Quantum AlgorithmsASST. PROF. DR. MUSTAFA RIZA   
SAYEDEH NILOUFAR ABTAHI2019-20Flexoelectric Fluid Membrances in External Electric FieldsPROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI ASSOC. PROF. DR. MARTIN MICHAEL MULLER (UNIVERSITE DE LORRAINE)
HURIYE GÜRSEL2019-20Black Hole EvaporationPROF. DR. İZZET SAKALLI   
ZEINAB SALEH MUSBAH ALGADHI2019-20PDM-Charged Quantum Particles Moving in Magnetic FieldsPROF. DR. OMAR MUSTAFA   
GÜLNİHAL TOKGÖZ2018-19Scalar Clouds and Quasinormal ModesPROF. DR. İZZET  SAKALLI   
KHASHAYAR KIANFAR2018-19Thin-shell Wormholes in𝒇f(R)-GravityPROF. DR. HABIB MAZHARIMOUSAVI   
SEYED DANIAL FORGHANI2018-19Asymmetric and Thick-Shell WormholesPROF. DR. SEYEDHABIBOLLAH MAZHARIMOUSAVI PROF. DR. MUSTAFA HALİLSOY​

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