A new and much-needed remote system to safely and accurately assess dangerous nuclear accident sites has been awarded funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Dr Alberto Peruzzo from the Centre for Quantum Photonics has been awarded a distinguished Research Fellowship by the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Last week the School of Physics welcomed fourteen year 10 - 12 students for a varied work experience - read their report.
Dr Ruth Oulton has been interviewed by the Guardian Newspaper for her explaination on Quantum Computing and why we need it.
Dr Ruth Oulton has had a new article on Quantum dots published in Nature Nanotechnology
Applications are invited for Research Assistants (three posts) in Integrated Photonic Engineering/Experimental Quantum Information Science and Technology Centre for Quantum Photonics, School of Physics and Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (vacancy ref. 17351)
Results of 20 years’ work could open a new frontier of science
Centre for Quantum Photonics is hosting DSTL Bristol Quantum Information Technologies Workshop 2014
Luke Skywalker's home planet Tatooine would have formed far, far from its current location in the Star Wars universe, a new University of Bristol study into its real world counterparts, observed by the Kepler space telescope, suggests.
Over 70 Physics students took part in an intensive, three day personal development course - Skillsets: Strategies for Success.
