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We organise a diverse range of events to bring physics into the lives of as many people as possible – from family-friendly open-door events where you can chat to our researchers to stimulating lectures about our ground-breaking research. Search the listings below to find out what's coming up or, to check the events archive, search the past events page.

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20 January - 10 March 2026
Professor Werner Krauth
Public talks and lectures

Algorithms and computations in theoretical physics: a set of lectures 2026

A set of lectures on computational methods in theoretical physics

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3 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Sam Garratt

CMT Forum

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3 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

[Cosmology seminar] Study of the anisotropy of cosmic expansion on ZTF type Ia supernovae simulations.

Cosmology

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3 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Neural inference: unlocking the full potential of simulations

Experimental particle physics seminar

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4 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Ethan Lake

CMT Forum

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5 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

AOPP Seminar - The ocean’s centre of mass is sinking signalling rising stratification

AOPP seminar

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5 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Generalised symmetry, the SM group, and the smallest quantum of charge

Theoretical particle physics seminar

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6 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Living on the Edge: Black Holes as Lampposts for Quantum Gravity

Theoretical physics colloquia

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7 February 2026
Beecroft Building, University of Oxford
Alumni events

Saturday Morning of Theoretical Physics: Leverhulme-Peierls Fellows

Leverhulme-Peierls Fellows

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9 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

ALP Seminar: Topological pumping and quantum information

ALP seminar

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9 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Astrophysics Colloquium

Astrophysics colloquia

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10 February 2026
Seminars and colloquia

[Cosmology seminar] Title TBC

Cosmology

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