Upcoming events

21 October 2024
A portrait of Dr Genki Kobayashi, guest speaker
Public talks and lectures
Alumni events

The Sir Martin Wood Prize Lecture

Creation of hydride super-ionic conductors

26 October 2024
ClueDm Poster
Public events for children and young people

ClueDM: A Dark Matter Mystery - For ages 8 and above

Join us for an afternoon, where we discover the mysteries of dark matter, through board game, arts, crafts.

1 November 2024
Collage showing Police photograph of physicist Klaus Fuchs (source Wikipedia) with a background of the atomic bomb explosion.
Public talks and lectures
Alumni events

"Trinity - Rudolf Peierls, Klaus Fuchs, and how the security services caught the most dangerous spy in history"

Join us for a lecture and reception on Nov 1st!

5 November 2024
Telescope and CMB image & portrait image of Professor Jo Dunkley
Public talks and lectures

28th Hintze Lecture: Professor Jo Dunkley

Professor Jo Dunkley will deliver the 28th Hintze Lecture discussing

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Alumni

Once a physicist, always a physicist...

Our alumni relations office exists to nurture and develop long-lasting relationships between students, staff and friends of the Department of Physics so please do get in touch with ideas, feedback or just to say hello!