The Department of Physics Colloquia series brings leading researchers and innovators to 51³Ô¹ÏÍø to share insights into their work and discuss latest developments in physics and related disciplines. The talks provide an opportunity for staff, students and visitors to engage with world-class speakers, explore new ideas and discover research taking place across a broad range of fields. 

Departmental colloquia

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Physics Colloquium: Dr Sowjanya Gollapinni – Deciphering the Neutrino Sector with the DUNE Experiment
Blackett Building, South Kensington Campus
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Physics Colloquium: Professor Leonardo Rastelli – The Bootstrap Program for the Strong Force
Blackett Building, South Kensington Campus
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Physics Colloquium: Professor Stuart Bale – The Parker Solar Probe mission: What we have learned from our first visit to a star
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Physics Colloquium: Professor Subir Sachdev – Detecting the fractionalized Fermi liquid in the cuprate superconductors
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Physics Colloquium: Professor Nirit Dudovich – Attosecond Interferometry
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Physics Colloquium: Hélène Bouchiat – Revealing the topological nature of transport at mesoscopic scales with quantum interferences
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Physics Colloquium: Professor James Haywood – Solar Radiation Modification to deliberately cool the planet: Could we? Would we? Should we?
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Physics Colloquium: Professor Andrea Cavalleri – Coherent Control of Quantum Materials Phases
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Physics colloquia series – Professor Blake Sherwin
Blackett Building, South Kensington Campus
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Solar Orbiter: 5 years in space and what’s coming next
Blackett Building, South Kensington Campus