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Active Temporal Multiplexing of Photons
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Professor Martin Kuball receives Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit award
Professor Martin Kuball is one of two research academics in the University of Bristol to receive the Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award.
Young scientist wins Max Planck Society medal
The Max Planck Society honours young scientists and researchers for outstanding scientific achievements in the award of the Otto Hahn medal. Bristol's Martin Gradhand will be awarded this medal at a ceremony in June.
A magnetic field induces antiferromagnetism in a metal
Dr Chris Lester and Professor Stephen Hayden of the Correlated Electrons Group at the University, together with collaborators, have found that a large magnetic field can stabilize antiferromagnetism in a metal.
Bake for Bumps campaign reaches the School of Physics
A team of baking enthusiasts from the Micro- and Nanostructural Materials group raised over £170 for the charity Sparks.
Walkers step up to the challenge
Members of the Micro and Nanostructural materials research group took the Best Team Performance prize in a recent four week walking challenge.
New technology helps Bristol scientists investigate novel nano-materials
New technology developed in Physics helped Bristol scientists investigate novel nano-materials.
100 school students visit Bristol Physics for a Masterclass
On Tuesday and Thursday this week 100 school students will join us for a Particle Physics Masterclass.
Institute of Physics reaccreditation
Physics programmes are accredited by the Institute of Physics.
EPSRC awards £2.1m for new electron microscope
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has awarded £2.1m to the Universities of Oxford, Bristol and Southampton for a new electron microscope, as part of its Strategic Equipment initiative.