21 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Nur Ünal

Multi-level topology and non-Abelian singularities

20 February 2024
A great galaxy image taken by the James Webb Space Telescope
Public talks and lectures

Weird Galaxies and Wonderful Animals: Why big data needs crowdsourcing to find the unusual in the Universe

A public lecture celebrating the Zooniverse

20 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

LILAr & Q-Pix: developing novel light collection systems for pixelated TPCs

LILAr & Q-Pix: developing novel light collection systems for pixelated TPCs

19 February 2024
Astrophysics Colloquium
Seminars and colloquia

Prof Martin Hendry

Listening to Einstein’s Universe: the dawn and exciting future of gravitational-wave astronomy

19 February 2024
Two physicists (a female and male) working on a lab experiment
Seminars and colloquia

ALP Seminar: Photonic spin glasses: from fundamentals to combinatorial optimization and machine learning

Prof. Claudio Conti (University Sapienza, Rome)

15 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

Axionic Extensions of the Standard Model

Axionic Extensions of the Standard Model

15 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

AOPP Seminar - Understanding polar feedbacks in radiative-advective equilibrium

Prof Rodrigo Caballero (MISU, Stockholm University)

14 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Nicolas Regnault

Moiré fractional Chern insulators

12 February 2024
Astrophysics Colloquium
Seminars and colloquia

Dr Harry Desmond

Exhaustive Symbolic Regression: Learning Astrophysics directly from Data

12 February 2024
Two physicists (a female and male) working on a lab experiment
Seminars and colloquia

ALP Seminar: Making and Probing Coupled 2D Quantum Field Simulator

Dr Shinichi Sunami (Oxford)

8 February 2024
Seminars and colloquia

TBA

TBA

8 February 2024
Emmy Noether
Public talks and lectures

A century of Noether's theorem

This public talk by Fermilab's Distinguished Scientist Emeritus Chris Quigg, shines a light on renowned mathmetician Emmy Noether and Noether's theorem