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Entangled – physics, music and art
21 February 2018
Physics of the Circus
16 February 2018
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Tyndall Lectures 2018
Physics of the circus, James Soper. Tyndall Schools Lecture tour Jan-Feb 2018
What is physics? Is physics for you?
A guide for parents and students
Dublin Maker
Show off your stuff at Dublin Maker, 22 July, Merrion Square, Dublin 2.
20 April
- 1535 A parhelion - the appearance of a luminous ring around the Sun - is observed over Stockholm
- 1902 Pierre and Marie Curie refine radium chloride
- 1918 Birth of Kai Siegbahn, winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize along with Nicolaas Bloembergen and Arthur Schawlow for their work in laser spectroscopy
- 1927 Birth of Karl Alexander Müller, who was awarded the 1987 Nobel Prize jointly with Johannes Georg Bednorz for their studies of superconductivity in ceramics
Physics in Perspective
Watch talks from well-renowned physicists at our lecture series; you may even learn a thing or twoSchools lecture series
The schools lectures feature topics from the Olympics to rock music. Plenty of physics to learn too!
Advanced Digital Imaging Laboratory Using MATLAB®
Listen to the IOP ebooksTM webinar with Professor Leonid Yaroslavsky.Six months in, and 80% of UK library services sign up to Access to Research
10 million academic articles, including content from IOP Publishing, now included in the initiative.
