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Every Friday - Physics Colloquia Series 15:30 all welcome
The following Department colloquia will take place during Michaelmas term 2017 as we aim to share with you the latest research and developments across the discipline - Undergraduates, Graduate, Postdocs, Support Staff and Faculty members are all encouraged to attend. Alumni and members of the University in other departments/colleges, too!
Each talk is followed by tea in the Physics common room. We look forward to seeing you there!
All lectures will commence at 3.30pm, in the Martin Wood Lecture Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory.
Alumni Garden Party
Sunday 29th June, afternoon tea in the Garden at St Hugh's College, Oxford
Following on the success from last year’s first Physics Alumni Garden Party, and thanks to the generosity of one of our alumnus, we are hosting this year’s party at St Hugh College’s beautiful gardens on Sunday 29th June, 4-6:30 pm.
"The Greatest Physics Discoveries of the 20th Century" (HAPP event)
"The Greatest Physics Discoveries of the 20th Century"
An event organised by the St Cross Centre for the History and Philosophy of Physics (HAPP), with the support of the Department of Physics.
HAPP will be holding its first virtual event online by Zoom with a Nobel Laureate Discussion Panel on "The Greatest Physics Discoveries of the 20th Century" on Friday 31st July from 5-7 pm.
A Nobel Laureate panel will discuss their choices for "The Greatest Physics Discoveries of the 20th Century" and confirmed panellists are:
"Frontiers in Computing, both Classical and Quantum" (part of the Quantum Materials Seminars for Y10 to Y13)
Quantum Materials Seminars for Year 10 to Year 13 students
(These will be given on four different dates, with different speakers)
"Neutron Scattering in Quantum Magnetism" (part of the Quantum Materials Seminars for Y10 to Y13)
Quantum Materials Seminars for Year 10 to Year 13 students
(These will be given on four different dates, with different speakers)
"Magnificent Muons" (part of the Quantum Materials Seminars for Y10 to Y13)
Quantum Materials Seminars for Year 10 to Year 13 students
(These will be given on four different dates, with different speakers)
"Making Waves in Magnetism: exploring a fantastical face of an everyday phenomenon" (part of the Quantum Materials Seminars for Y10 to Y13)
Quantum Materials Seminars for Year 10 to Year 13 students
(These will be given on four different dates, with different speakers)
8th July - Dr Alexy Karenowksa: "Making Waves in Magnetism: exploring a fantastical face of an everyday phenomenon"
23 June 2020
Physics Newsletter Spring 2020
Our latest Department newsletter is now available to download in PDF format (the file may not display correctly with Firefox/Chrome pdf viewers -- in this case save a file and open it with e.g. Acrobat reader or Preview).
Have a look at the wide range of work that we do in front-line research, teaching, public outreach and school education.
The Quantum Information Society invites you to a Q&A Session with Scott Aaronson
The Quantum Information Society invites you to a Q&A Session With Scott Aaronson
We extend the invitation from Aleksei Malyshev, the president of the Quantum Information Society (University of Oxford)
The Ideas of Particle Physics : four decades past and the next
'The Ideas of Particle Physics : four decades past and the next'
Dr James Dodd*
ALUMNI EVENT
Hosted by Ian Shipsey and Val Crowder
