Physics Climate Action Event - 26th April
We are very excited to announce our Climate Action Event in the School of Physics will be on Friday 26th April
News
Centres for Doctoral Training receive major funding renewal
The University of Bristol is celebrating nine Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) which will equip and nurture engineering and science students, thanks to a nationally-leading £57 million funding boost from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and its Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
Chaos Lecture: 'Thoughts on physics and how to approach it' - 14th March
Come along to the most imminent 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).
Chaos Lecture: 'This Splendid Laboratory' - 29th February
Come along to the most imminent 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).
Chaos Lecture: 'High Speed AFM - Innovations, Applications, and Limitations' - 8th February
Come along to the most imminent 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).
Colloquium Schedule: Spring 2024
This article details the full list of Colloquia scheduled for the Spring 2024 season, with all the available relevant information for each session included.
Next Colloquium Event - 29th January: 'The potential and pitfalls of computer-marked assessment: a research-led journey'
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
Chaos Lecture: 'Why the Internet is bad for the Global Warming and how Quantum Physics can help save the planet' - 23rd November
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).
Next Colloquium Event 27th November: 'Quantum Hardware based on CMOS-compatible Semiconductors'
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.
Chaos Lecture: 'Looking for needles in haystacks: two ways to try and break the Standard Model of Particle Physics' - 16th November
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).