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Launch of the Bell Burnell Graduate Scholarship Fund
22 March 2019
On Tuesday 19 March the IOP celebrated the launch of the Bell Burnell Graduate Scholarship Fund the Fund. The IOP’s Chief Operating Officer Rachel Youngman reflects on the ideas behind the fund and why it is an important step forward for physics research in the UK and Ireland. Read more on our beta site.
19 March 2019
The Institute of Physics and leading physicist Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell will today (Tuesday 19 March) launch a new PhD scholarship fund to encourage greater diversity in physics. Read more on our Beta site.
International Women’s Day words of wisdom for girls and women thinking of a physics career
11 March 2019
This International Women’s Day we asked our Twitter community what advice they’d give to girls and women looking to go into a physics career. Here are their words of wisdom. Read more on our beta site.
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London and South East branch events spring 2019
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LSE events for summer 2018.
The Business Innovation Awards
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Journeys in Intellectual Property: Perspectives from Physics and Technology
20 September 2018, Edinburgh
26 March
- 1753 Birth of Benjamin Thompson, known for his work on mechanically generated heat, which contradicted the then-dominant caloric theory and helped to establish the law of the conservation of energy
- 1938 Birth of Anthony James Leggett, winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize along with Vitaly Ginzburg and Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov for contributions to the theory of superconductors
- 1951 Birth of Carl Wieman, awarded the 1995 Nobel Prize jointly with Eric Allin Cornell for their production of the first Bose-Einstein condensate
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Advanced Digital Imaging Laboratory Using MATLAB®
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