Martin Wood Lecture Theatre, Department of Physics OX1 3PU
The Carol Service will be held this year on Friday 13th December, 2019
at 4:30 p.m. in the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, High St,
followed by wine and mince pies in the church. Please make a note in
your diary. As always friends and family, especially children, are
welcome to attend.
Would you like to know what is like to do your DPhil in Particle Physics? This is your chance to visit our department and ask all those questions, meet staff and potential future colleagues.
If you are interested in a DPhil in Particle Physics (experimental or theoretical) with us, commencing in October 2020, come and visit the Department for the Graduate Open Day, starting at 10am.
You are kindly invited to the annual Particle Physics Christmas Lecture, hosted by Prof. Daniela Bortoletto, Head of Particle Physics and senior members of the department.
This year, we are delighted to welcome our guest speaker, Prof. Francis Halzen (Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center and Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin - Madison).
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics (AOPP) is holding an Open Day for prospective D.Phil (PhD) applicants.
The University of Oxford Department of Physics annual alumni event hosted by the Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics (AOPP) at the Royal Society (London) will take place on November 15th.
The event will be hosted by Prof Philip Stier (Head of AOPP), with participation of other senior academics.
The format of the day will be:
Our popular alumni event is back on October 26th, and booking is now open!
Speakers are: Prof James Binney FRS, Prof Subir Sarkar and Prof Philipp Podsiadlowski.
To book and more information, please visit this page.
The Quantum materials Symposium 2019 will take place next week from 23 to 25 September.
The full programme and further details can be found here.
The QMS 2019 is organized by the Oxford Quantum Materials group.
The group has been organizing annually the Oxford Symposium on Quantum Materials.
The Department of Physics will open its doors on Saturday 21 September to welcome all alumni, regardless of their studies. We hope to offer you all a chance to visit our thriving department, meet our scientists, learn more about what is the cutting edge research taking place in one the the largest Physics Departments in the world.
Proposed format on the day is:
Venue: Lecture Theatre University of Oxford Museum Natural History
The quest for gravitational waves, following their prediction by Einstein in 1916 to their detection 100 years later will be traced. The subsequent opening of exciting new science, from rigorous tests of general relativity to using gravitational waves to explore the universe will be discussed.
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