Glittering Trails
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Astronomy Seminar March 30th
14:30 March 30th Maths room 103
Dr. Stefan Renner (University of Lille)
The dynamics of Saturn’s small satellites
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Astronomy Seminar March 23
14:30 March 23rd Maths room 103
Dr. Timothy Clifton (University of Oxford)
Testing the foundations of the concordance model of cosmology
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Astronomy Seminar March 16
Astronomy Seminar March 16th
Dr. Jonathan Eastwood (Imperial College)
Collisionless magnetic reconnection: what we have learned from recent space observations
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Talks from the Launch of new School of Physics and AstronomyFollowing the successfull Launch of new School of Physics and Astronomy that took place on Tuesday 31st January 2012, we have been asked to make available the summary of talks to all those who could not find place in the packed lecture hall. Talks are listed in order of appearance, as listed in the official programme. |
The National Student SurveyThe National Student Survey is now open for all 3rd year BSc and 4th year MSci students to complete. We would like to encourage all of these students to complete the survey as soon as possible. The closing date for entering the NSS is the 30th April 2012. Students who complete the survey will be entered into a prize draw and could win an iPad. To complete the survey please visit the National Student Survey Website. |
Leverhulme Trust AwardThe School of Physics and Astronomy is pleased to announce that the Leverhulme Trust has awarded Queen Mary, University of London over £158,000 for a research project conducted by Dr David Tsikaluri. The research project titled, Advanced model of solar radio bursts via plasma kinetic simulation, will run for three years. Solar activity directly affects humankind via hazardous for the terrestrial and space technology phenomena such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and solar energetic particle events. Better understanding of these phenomena will ultimately, enable humankind to predict and prepare for these hazards. Objectives: |
Astronomy PhD Positions AvailableThe Astronomy Unit has a number of funded PhD studentships available for UK, EU and International applicants. The deadline for applications is 31st January 2012 (although later applications may also be considered). Students will join an active research centre involved in a broad range of activities from cosmology to solar system science. Full details are available on our web pages. |


