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IOP awards for 2018 include Isaac Newton Medal and Prize for Paul Corkum
11 July 2018
Canadian physicist Professor Paul Corkum has been awarded the IOP’s Isaac Newton Medal and Prize – its highest accolade and one of 22 IOP awards to physicists announced today.
Postdoc wins Jocelyn Bell Burnell Medal and Prize
10 July 2018
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Dielectrophoresis 2018
Registration deadline: 18 July 2018
Advances in Photovoltaics
Abstract submission deadline: 20 July 2018.
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for the Thin Films and Surfaces Group Woodruff Thesis Prize are now open
Photon 2018
The full programme is available online
BRSG Christmas Meeting 2018
Website now live.
Rugby meeting
Registration is now open for the 30th Annual Rugby meeting.
Women Physicists in the Nuclear Industry One Day Event
Organised by the IOP Nuclear Industry Group (NIG) and the IOP Women in Physics Group (WIPG) which took place on 25 April 2018.
Meeting with EPWS, September 2017
Over many years, WiPG was represented by Ann Marks within EPWS – the European Platform for Women in Science.
2017 winner of Jocelyn Bell Burnell Medal and Prize
Dr Jessica Boland has won the IOP's Jocelyn Bell Burnell Medal and Prize, which was until last year called the IOP Women in Physics Group's Very Early Career Woman Physicist of the Year Award.
18 July
- 1853 Birth of Hendrik Lorentz, winner of the 1902 Nobel Prize along with Pieter Zeeman for their discovery and explanation of the Zeeman effect – the splitting of spectral lines in the presence of a magnetic field. Lorentz also lends his name to the coordinate transformation formula used by Albert Einstein in formulating his special theory of relativity
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.
