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2 May 2024
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Halley Lecture: Jupiter’s icy moons
Professor Michele Dougherty delivers this year's public Halley Lecture: JUICE, the ESA spacecraft mission to Jupiter’s icy moons
17 May 2024
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Sir Martin Wood Prize Lecture 2024
Creation of crystalline organic and polymeric semiconductors with excellent charge and spin transport properties
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