Past events

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. See a list of our past events below or search the upcoming events listings to find out what's coming up.

26 May 2026
A portrait of Professor Matias Zaldarriaga, IAS/Princeton University and an illustration of black holes
Public talks and lectures
Alumni events

2026 Halley public lecture

Guest speaker is cosmologist Professor Matias Zaldarriaga (IAS & Princeton University)

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26 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Building the Future of Higgs Boson Physics: Heavy-Flavour Higgs Decays, Novel Signatures and Detector Innovation

Experimental particle physics seminar

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21 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Informal CMT Forum: Pok Man Tam

CMT Forum

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21 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

QFT in Real Time

Theoretical particle physics seminar

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21 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMP Colloquium: Materials from first principles

CMP seminar

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21 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

A Series of Unfortunate Events: the Trials and Tribulations of the ATLAS ITk Strip Project

Experimental particle physics seminar

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20 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Yang Bo

CMT Forum

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19 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Quantum Sensing for (low and high energy) particle physics

Experimental particle physics seminar

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19 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

[Cosmology seminar] Aletheia: unlocking the non-linear Universe with evolution mapping

Cosmology

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18 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

SoftBio Theory Seminar: Emergent rules of stem cell fate in epidermal homeostasis and regeneration

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18 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Astrophysics Colloquium - The Deep Synoptic Array: Revolutionizing Access to the Radio Sky

Astrophysics colloquia

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18 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

ALP Seminar: Uncovering Electronic Structure in Extreme Environments

ALP seminar

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