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The University Chapel leading an Act of Remembrance

Professor Osheroff reveals how he became a Nobel Prize Winner, and what fascinates him about science and nature.

Hear from our researchers about their favourite scientists of all time and have your say!

Science busking throughout the day and exhibition stalls from 3pm.

MSc Welcome Reception with Guest Speaker

We are inviting alumni to take part in the inaugural Student vs. Alumni Sports Day.

Get the whole family together for an afternoon of fascinating, hands-on science.

This is a workshop and networking event to discuss the processing and image-based simulation of volumetric data, with a focus on X-Ray datasets.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) found its first applications in medical physics, imaging the human body's internal structure and blood flow. Like the human body, chemical processes are optically opaque and MRI is one of the few imaging techniques available that can produce images of the fundamental processes at work. The...

As an engineer working in the oil and gas industry, I have been lucky enough to travel the world. I have been asked to confront issues and dilemmas that as an engineer, I never thought would come across my desk. My talk begins on the North Slope of Alaska, moves...