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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.
90 Degrees South: Detecting Invisible Messengers of the Cosmos
90 Degrees South: Detecting Invisible Messengers of the Cosmos
We are delighted to announce this fantastic public & alumni event hosted by our department together with the team at IceCube South Pole Neutrino Observatory (US & South Pole).
Driven quantum materials
Brebis Bleaney Memorial Lecture
Driven quantum materials
Prof Andrea Cavalleri
Department of Physics, University of Oxford (UK)
Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter, Hamburg (Germany)
“Minerva's Laboratory: Laura Bassi and the Pursuit of Science in Eighteenth-Century Italy”
Public Colloquia Series
“Minerva's Laboratory: Laura Bassi and the Pursuit of Science in Eighteenth-Century Italy”
Professor Paula Findlen, Stanford University.
26th May 2021 - 18:00hs BST - Online (via Zoom)
Celebrate Marconi Day with us!
Join us on Marconi Day, Saturday April 24th, 2021
...for a celebration of the life and science of radio physics pioneer Guglielmo Marconi with special guests, his daughter Principessa Elettra Marconi and Prof. Livio Spinelli 2 pm to 3pm BST.
No need to register, just click here at 2pm on Saturday or join https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88591604746
"Mathematics and Art Conservation" by Professor Ingrid Daubechies
LORNA CASSELTON MEMORIAL LECTURE 2021
(Note this is a St Cross College lecture, and the invitation extended to all the Physics community)
61st Cherwell Simon Memorial Lecture - Professor Fabiola Gianotti (Director General at CERN)
The 61st Cherwell Simon Memorial Lecture will be given by Professor Fabiola Gianotti (Director General at CERN)
'Scientific research (and much more …) at CERN'
'Macroscopic Quantum Phenomena' by Wangpin Ren
Wangping Ren: "Macroscopic Quantum Phenomena"
Since the birth of quantum mechanics in the last century, it has been developed to interpret the laws in the microscopic world (atomic/sub-atomic). It would seem bizarre when quantum mechanics is applied to macroscopic objects, for instance, the Schrodinger’s cat. In this talk, I’ll introduce the macroscopic quantum phenomena that naturally occur as well as our current understandings of them in terms of quantum physics.
‘Quantum Science & Quantum Technology’
‘Quantum Science & Quantum Technology’
Saturday 10 April, 2021 at 17:00 hrs UTC
