Departmental Events Past Events /
05
Apr
2024
PhySU Colloquium: Antimatter and the Baryon Asymmetry Problem
22
Mar
2024
PhySU Colloquium: A Brief Introduction To Superconductivity
15
Mar
2024
PhySU Colloquium: Hyperfine Spectroscopy for Dummies
08
Mar
2024
PhySU Colloquium: An Introduction to Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy
01
Mar
2024
INFORMAL SEMINAR: Talk 1: Phonon state tomography as a tool to diagnose electron correlations in optically induced eletron-phonon dynamics and Talk 2: Fault-tolerant BEC-stabilized logical qubits
04
Nov
2023
Patterns From Nature - a multimedia Physics and Jazz Event
Acclaimed composer/saxophonist Quinsin Nachoff merges physics, film and music in world premiere of the multimedia Patterns from Nature.
12
May
2023
The Webb Telescope: Twenty Years in the Making but Worth the Wait
Welsh Lectures 2023 Colloquium
12
May
2023
How Ignition and Target Gain > 1 was achieved in inertial fusion
Welsh Lectures 2023 Colloquium
11
May
2023
The ignition venture and Gain
Welsh Lectures 2023 Public Talk
11
May
2023
The Webb Telescope’s First Year: A Treasure Trove of Results
Welsh Lectures 2023 Public Talk
02
Mar
2023
PhysCAP Career Event
Aimed towards 2nd, 3rd and 4th year undergraduate students
12
May
2022
Quantum Steampunk: The Physics of Yesterday's Tomorrow
29
- 24
Jun
/ Aug
2021
Life Post-Graduation for Physicists
A Series of Career Exploration Sessions for PhD Students
21
- 24
Jun
2021
The Noble Lectures in Physics
The 2021 Noble Lectures will be given by Prof. Kristie Boering, from the University of California, Berkeley.
07
May
2021
Particle physics in the sub-keV regime
07
May
2021
Fermi surfaces large and small: how electrons avoid each other and conduct electricity
06
May
2021
Nuclear recoils: little things that go bump in the dark
06
May
2021
A simple model of many-particle entanglement: how it describes black holes and superconductors
16
Mar
2021
Physics Lecture Series
My journey as a theoretical physicist: black holes, quantum information, gender, and disability.
Speaker: Professor A.W. Peet
24
Feb
2021
Arctic sea ice thickness: From submarine sonars to satellite photon-counting altimeters
Alongside the widely reported decline in Arctic ice extent, there have also been dramatic losses in sea ice thickness and volume.
08
Jan
2021
Undergraduate research opportunities: yes, you can!
30
Nov
2020
Quantum Computers – Spooky but Powerful (The Martin Lecture in Physics)
13
Oct
2020
Information session on applying for physics graduate programs
19
Jun
2020
Understanding the Role of Latent Heating in the Heat and Mass Transport of the Global Atmospheric Circulation.
Departmental oral examinations are open to professorial staff only.
27
Nov
2019
Symposium on High Efficiency Photovoltaics
Solar electricity is a compelling sourceof sustainable energy considering the immense harvestable solar resource in relation tothe currentglobal energy consumption rate.