01:16:43
Professor Steve Simon - The Story of Anyons
52:37
CULT 1 Optical Metamaterials: More than the sum of their parts!
52:17
CULT 4 Modelling Cosmic Inflation
48:11
CULT 3 Negative Mass: Matter that's lighter than light
38:11
CULT 2 Mucus: A biophysical barrier essential for health
01:11:23
Prof. Chris Ford: Playing ping-pong with single electrons
01:03:00
Prof. Harvey Brown: The evolution of Bell's thinking about the Bell theorem
53:01
Prof. Steve Simon: The Classification Game: Topological Insulators and Other Beasts
56:44
Prof. Nils Andersson: Relativistic Fluid Flows
01:02:46
Prof. Simon Benjamin: Harnessing the quantum world
01:03:43
Dr John Ellis: ‘Watching’ atoms move on atomic length and time scales with helium spin echo
56:57
Prof. Ofer Lahav: From Deep Learning to the Dark Universe
01:04:59
Prof. Sir Tejinder Virdee: The Long Road to the Higgs Boson
58:10
Prof. Robert Turner: From Brain Descriptions to Brain Explanations
59:25
Prof. Thomas Spencer: Randomness in Classical and Quantum Dynamics
54:13
Prof. John Baez: Unsolved mysteries of fundamental physics
01:13:24
Prof. Gabriel Aeppli: The next life of silicon
01:15:38
Prof. Steve Cowley - Fusion Energy: Outstanding Problems in Physics
01:00:25
Prof. Joseph Conlon: Making Light from the Dark Universe
01:11:50
Prof. Frank Close - Half-Life: A Mysterious Tale of Neutrinos and Spies
01:04:50
Prof. Sir John Pendry - Capturing light on the nanoscale
01:10:23
Prof. Artur Ekert: Quantum Cryptography - the ultimate physical limits of privacy
01:11:11
Prof. Ortwin Hess - The Stopped-Light Laser: An optical black hole on the nanoscale
01:07:25
Prof. Michael Berry: How quantum physics democratised music
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About
CUPS - Cambridge University Physics Society
We are a student-run university society organising scientific talks and other events for our members and public. We are all about the physics you don't do in your degree.
Founded in 1942, the society has provided speakers, dinners, garden parties and other social events as a forum for physicists and those interested in physics to get the most out of their time in Cambridge. CUPS presents an unrivalled opportunity to enjoy talks by internationally renowned speakers, which have included Stephen Hawking, Jim Al-Khalili, Roger Penrose, and many others on subjects ranging from the cutting edge to the purely historical, philosophical, astronomical, or biological.
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