Physics Seminars
From Wolverhampton Light and Matter
Not only is it important to ask questions and find the answers, as a scientist I felt obligated to communicate with the world what we were learning.
Stephen Hawking, in Brief Answers to the Big Questions
This is a list of our WLM seminars (in chronological order, last given is last in the list. 👉 points to the next one). Note that we call "seminar" everything, which actually includes research talks, evening Lectures, expert and wide audience addresses alike, etc.
- Hancock seminar (March 2018) on nanographene.
- Petrov seminar (October 2018) on squeezed light.
- Nobel seminar (October 2018) on the Nobel prize of this year.
Wilkinson seminar (December 2018) on medical & forensic applications of Physics.- Cross seminar (January 2019) on fast cars.
- Newsam seminar (April 2019) on Astronomy and Art.
- Nalitov seminar (May 2019) on topogical and nonlinear effects with polaritons.
- Sigurdsson seminar (June 2019) on time-delay polaritonics.
- Khalid seminar (September 2019) on being a University student.
- del Valle seminar (September 2019) on the research in Physics in Wolverhampton.
- Sánchez Muñoz seminar (October 2019) on the tiniest possible sound.
- Nobel seminar (October 2019) on the Nobel prize of this year.
- Cherotchenko seminar (October 2019) on everything perovskites.
- Whittaker seminar (November 2019) on running barefoot.
- Rasol seminar (November 2019) on Quantum Supremacy.
- Christmas Lecture (December 2019) on Music.
- Wilkinson seminar (January 2020) on Physics in Science-Fiction writing.
- Ramsay seminar (January 2020) on physics pushing the frontiers of technology.
- De Liberato seminar (February 2020) on scientific enteprenership.
- Nalitov seminar (March 2020) on time crystals.
We also keep a list of interesting seminars of special interest to the audience of ours:
- Wolverhampton Astronomical Society (March 2019) on the Science of Armageddon.