26 November 2021
Public talks and lectures
Searching for extraterrestrial intelligence across a century
Join this panel discussion via Zoom hosted by the St Cross Centre for the History and Philosophy of Physics (HAPP)
26 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Theoretical Physics Colloquium: The most important non-equilibrium phenomenon in biology?
Thomas Ouldridge (Imperial)
25 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
The European XFEL – An X-ray laser driven by the world’s largest superconducting accelerator
Winni Decking will give a summary of the european XFEL, its aims and its future.
25 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Galaxy evolution seminar: The H_0 controversy: looking under the hood
Galaxy evolution seminar - George Efstathiou (University of Cambridge)
25 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Irradiated brown dwarfs: Providing insights into exoplanet atmospheres
Dr Sarah Casewell - University of Leicester
24 November 2021
Public talks and lectures
22nd Hintze lecture
Professor George Efstathiou delivers the 22nd Hintze lecture and asks: the legacy from Planck: do we have a standard model of cosmology?
24 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Condensed Matter Theory Forum - Fracton critical point and Topological phase transition beyond renormalization
Weekly forum seminar for CMT
23 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Soft Matter, Biomaterials & Interfaces: Complex materials: From hydrated hydrophobes and pink phosphorus to stacking-disordered silver iodide
Christoph Salzmann ( UCL)
23 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Plasma Theory Seminar: Neutrino-electron magnetohydrodynamics in an expanding Universe
Lorenzo Perrone (DAMTP, Cambridge)
23 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Cosmology seminar: Massive Galileons and Vainshtein screening: a numerical perspective
Daniela Saadeh (Portsmouth)
22 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Theoretical Physics Special Colloquium: Spin glasses: Discovery and Lessons
David Sherrington (Oxford)
22 November 2021
Seminars and colloquia
Astrophysics Colloquium: Harnessing the power of stars to unveil planets and our place in the cosmos
Dr. Heather Cegla (University of Warwick)