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Tom Croft receives IOP Superconductivity Group Thesis Prize
This year's undergraduate teaching prizes have been awarded to lectures from the Correlated Electron Systems group.
Professor Martin Kuball Elevated to Fellow of the IEEE
Professor Martin Kuball, Director of the Centre for Device Thermography and Reliability (CDTR), has been elected as Fellow of the world’s largest and most prestigious professional association for the advancement of technology, the IEEE.
Data is beautiful: outstanding data visualisations recognised at University Research Institute event
BCFN Student Kate Oliver wins runner up in The Jean Golding Institute’s Data is Beautiful competition.
Particle Physics Masterclass, 28th March 2023
Sixth-form students with a keen interest in physics are welcome to join us for our annual Masterclass workshop.
Viewing the transit of Mercury from Bristol
Members of the Astrophysics group braved the cold to view the transit of Mercury across the Sun on 11th November. These transits occur when a celestial body passes between the Earth and the Sun, and the object's silhouette is visible against the disk of the Sun.
Quantum Matter Seminar 24th February: "High-field superconductivity in UTe2"
This seminar is about the heavy-Fermion superconductor UTe2. It will be presented by Toni Helm (HLD-EMFL and Helmholtz Zentrum, Dresden).
Quantum Matter Seminar 16th February: "The stress-strain relationship of a quantum material’’
This seminar is on the measurement of stress-strain relationships within quantum materials. It will be presented by Dr. Clifford Hicks (University of Birmingham).
Quantum Matter Seminar 15th February: "Transient superconductivity from driving electronic band transitions"
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).
Next Colloquium Event 13th February: "Strong Electronic Correlations: The Dynamical Mean Field Theory Perspective"
An invitation to attend the next event in our Physics Colloquium series.