School of Physics

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School of Physics | School of Physics | University of Bristol Studying Physics at Bristol is an amazing experience. The university is one of the best in the country with excellent facilities, which offer us a wide range of opportunities. What sets the School of Physics at the University of Bristol apart is the friendly academic staff and the huge number of res...

It's so nice to see the finished mural from on the third floor in physics.

Staff fed into the design which includes many elements inspired by Physics. ​​Among these were: waves, fractals, black holes, coral, atoms, supersymmetry, proteins, crystalline structures, magnetic fields, cracking, optics, diamonds, diffraction and helices. ​

Can you spot any Physics-related shapes in the pattern?

Have you considered a career in the nuclear industry?
Meet major organisations in the nuclear sector and learn about graduate job opportunities at tomorrow's Nuclear Careers Day!

Find out more and register: https://southwestnuclearhub.ac.uk/event/hub-nuclear-careers-day-2021/

Enjoying this light over the Physics lab as the days start getting shorter ☀️.

Next time you are in look out for our new trans pride flag next to the original rainbow one - we can't wait for next years Pride parade so we can march with these! 🏳️‍🌈

Need a break from welcome week busyness? Head to the Physics Student Living Room where you can relax with a book or play some board games! 😊

Hey book lovers! We have set up a book exchange for staff and students in our ground floor Student Living Room. Bring any fiction book you have finished and swap it for something new, you may find a new favourite 📚 .

Welcome new (and old) students returning to campus this week - we can't wait to see you soon! 💜

Keep an eye on the account for all the welcome events for 2021.

Did you know that our Physics buildings include probably the Quietest building in World?

The Centre for Nanoscience and Quantum Information (NSQI) is intended for tests requiring virtually zero vibrations and air movements.

The low-noise area for engineering and nano-surgery is housed in the basement, where a suite of ultra-low vibration nanoscience laboratories are anchored directly to the underlying rock stratum.

Did you know that our Physics buildings include probably the "Quietest building in World" which NASA used to test the primary equipment on the Mars Curiosity Rover? 🌕🚀

Tests took advantage of the the Ultra-Low Noise Lab to help calibrate and test Mars-bound instruments. Tests have shown the NSQI lab to be the quietest location in the UK in the critical seismic frequency range that scientists expect to encounter on Mars.

Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

It's official! - look out for LEAF green labs signage across all of our labs in Physics 💚👩‍🔬🍃

Good morning Bristol! Peaceful views from the roof observatory today 🤍.