Come along to the fifth of our Chaos Lectures; a series of talks that will be held on Thursdays at 6pm. Further details will be posted here and through Chaos social media (@bristolchaos on Instragram).
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
Come along to the fourth of our Chaos Lectures; a series of talks that will be held on Thursdays at 6pm. Further details will be posted here and through Chaos social media (@bristolchaos on Instragram).
Come along to the third of our Chaos Lectures; a series of talks that will be held on Thursdays at 6pm. Further details will be posted here and through Chaos social media (@bristolchaos on Instragram).
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
Come along to the second of our Chaos Lectures; a series of talks that will be held on Thursdays at 6pm. Further details will be posted here and through Chaos social media (@bristolchaos on Instragram).
Posted here is the full schedule of talks convened by Chaos taking place across TB1.
The School of Physics is celebrating the announcement that they have achieved two gender equality awards; the Juno Champion and Silver Athena Swan Award.
Come along to the inaugural Chaos Lecture; a series of talks that will be held on Thursdays at 6pm. Further details will be posted here and through Chaos social media (@bristolchaos on Instragram).
A public lecture by Emeritus Professor in Radio Astronomy J.M. van der Hulst, highlighting the importance of radio astronomy to society
Tam's work focused on 'Charge Density Waves in Infinite-layer Nickelates' and was awarded for its outstanding contribution to the field.
Since 2009, the European Magnetic Field Laboratory (EMFL) has awarded the annual EMFL Prize to an individual “for outstanding achievements in science done in high magnetic fields”.
A pioneering satellite mission to map and help unravel the mysteries of the universe will launch this week, with University of Bristol researchers playing a pivotal role in the project.
This seminar is on the topic of RIXS as a means to study complex interactions in correlated electronic systems. It will be presented by Qisi Wang (Department of Physics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
This seminar is on the topic of density functional theory in tandem with local electron correlations from dynamical mean field theory. It will be presented by Dr. Alyn James.
An invitation to attend an extra special edition of our Physics Colloquium series, with Bristol Benjamin Meaker Distinguished Visiting Professor, Prof. Maxwell Chertok (University of California, Davis).
Read the May 2023 edition of the Materials and Devices newsletter.
This article details the full list of Colloquia scheduled for the Spring 2023 season, with all the relevant information for each session included.
The event will be a night of food and entertainment - tickets are available to purchase now.
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
This seminar is on the topic of superconducting spintronics and their future applications in information and quantum technologies. It will be presented by Dr. Niladri Banerjee (Imperial College London).
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
This seminar is on the electron-phonon problem and its effect on our comprehension of conventional metals and superconductors. It will be presented by Professor Steven Kivelson (Stanford University).
Dr Takeshi Kondo (University of Tokyo) will be giving a presentation titled 'The doped Mott state and pseudo-gap of cuprate high-Tc superconductors studied by angle-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy'.
Join us in a lecture titled 'From Studying Quarks to Beating Cancer: An upbeat story about death and destruction', presented by Professor Jaap Velthuis.
The goal of the garden is to improve the biodiversity of the area and make it more attractive to wildlife.
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
This journal club will be conducted by Sven Friedemann on the article 'Evidence of near-ambient superconductivity in a N-doped lutetium hydride'.
The theme for International Women's Day this year (Wednesday 8 March 2023) is #EmbraceEquity. As an institution, we are committed to embracing equity not just on this day, but everyday. See which events the School of Physics are hosting to celebrate.
Read the February 2023 edition of the Materials and Devices newsletter
Sixth-form students with a keen interest in physics are welcome to join us for our annual Masterclass workshop.
This seminar is about the heavy-Fermion superconductor UTe2. It will be presented by Toni Helm (HLD-EMFL and Helmholtz Zentrum, Dresden).
This seminar is on the measurement of stress-strain relationships within quantum materials. It will be presented by Dr. Clifford Hicks (University of Birmingham).
This seminar is on effective attraction between electrons. It will be presented by Christian Eckhardt (Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter).
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
This seminar is on the role of impurities in the phenomenology of overdoped cuprates. It will be presented by Professor David Broun (Simon Fraser University).
Read the January 2023 edition of the Materials and Devices newsletter.
