Students
The 13th Hintze Lecture: Our Simple but Strange Universe, Professor David Spergel
The 13th Hintze Lecture will be delivered by Professor David Spergel, Charles A. Young Professor of Astronomy, Princeton Unversity, on Thursday 10th November 2016 @ 17:30 in the Martin Wood Lecture Theatre.
Title: Our Simple but Strange Universe
Leanne O'Donnell
01865 613 973
Leanne.odonnell@physics.ox.ac.uk
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)
Challenges & Changes in Physics: Dr Jason Arday
In the fourth lecture of this series, we will hear from Dr Jason Arday from Durham University. Jason is a leading expert in the study of race and education. His research examines the persistence of racism in academia and its effects on black and minority ethnic students and researchers.
Challenges & Changes ED&I Panel Discussion
The Challenges & Changes team are hosting a a departmental panel discussion on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.
Event registration via Eventbrite with password. More details below.
Challenges & Changes in Physics: Dr Clara Barker
Dr Clara Barker discusses her research and the challenges that physics and physicists face, and shares some of her work to push for change.
Challenges & Changes in Physics: Dr Jess Wade
Dr Jess Wade discusses her research and the challenges that physics and physicists face, and shares some of her work to push for change.
In the first lecture of this new series from the Department of Physics, we will hear from Dr Jess Wade [she/her], a research fellow at Imperial College, London where she works on chiral organic light emitting diodes. She is an advocate for minority voices in science and has created hundreds of Wikipedia pages to amplify the achievements of women and people of colour in science.
Q&A with Physics & Philosophy students
Are you thinking about applying to study Physics and Philosophy at Oxford? Maybe you are interested, but have some questions? Or maybe you want to get to know the "real" Oxford?
We’re going to be running an online Q&A with current Physics & Philosophy students on Thursday 3 September 2020 at 16:30-17:30. This is your chance to ask a panel of undergraduates what they think! You can bring questions about applications and preparation, or about studying Physics and Philosophy in Oxford, or student life, or anything you think you want to know.
Dr Kathryn Boast, Access Officer: kathryn.boast@physics.ox.ac.uk
Q&A with Oxford Physics Students
Are you thinking about applying to study physics at Oxford? Maybe you are interested, but have some questions? Or maybe you want to get to know the "real" Oxford?
We’re going to be running an online Q&A with current physics students on Thurs 11th June at 16:30-17:30. This is your chance to ask a panel of undergraduates what they think! You can bring questions about applications and preparation, or about studying physics in Oxford, or student life, or anything you think you want to know.
Dr Kathryn Boast, Access Officer by email.
Perspectives on high-energy-density science and inertial confinement fusion
SPECIAL LECTURE
Marking 80 years of the Frisch-Peierls Memorandum
Guest lunch with Dr Sam Henry
Come and join the Women in Physics society for lunch with special guest Dr Sam Henry. Want to know more about the recent UCU strike action or interested in addressing the gender pay gap? Bring along your questions for Sam. We'll also be hearing all about Sam's outreach and public engagement activities. Lunch is provided - sign up at the OxWiP website: https://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/oxwip .
