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.

3 May 2026
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Einstein: A Life in Science and Music

Part of Oxford may Music festival, where Music, Science and the Arts meet in creative harmony - May 2nd- 4th, 2026

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1 May 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Theoretical Physics Colloquium: Descending into the Modular Bootstrap

Theoretical physics colloquia

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30 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Magnetic monopole production in strong magnetic fields

Theoretical particle physics seminar

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30 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMP Seminar: Tracking and Harnessing Chemical Dynamics in Halide Perovskites

CMP seminar

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30 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

Silicon tracking detectors in ATLAS, a short history and look to the future

Experimental particle physics seminar

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30 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

AOPP Seminar - Targeting Intermittently Sunlit Regions with Stable Water ice Conditions for Landed Missions at the South Polar Region of the Moon

AOPP seminar

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29 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

CMT Forum: Yan Fyodorov

CMT Forum

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28 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

From Entangled Top Quarks to Detector Instrumentation

Experimental particle physics seminar

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27 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

A JWST snapshot into the nature, diversity, and evolutionary pathways of the first galaxies

Astrophysics colloquia

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27 April 2026
Seminars and colloquia

ALP Seminar: Quantum inspired techniques for the solution of plasma dynamics and other non-linear equations

ALP seminar

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25 April 2026
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Alumni events

Afternoon of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics

Join us for an afternoon with the Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics group.

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22 - 23 April 2026
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Conferences and meetings

NetDRIVE Creating a New Reality: A Sustainable Digital Transformation

Part of the NetDRIVE project, which focuses on delivering authoritative advice to UK Research and Innovation on sustainable digital research infrastructure.

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