University of Strathclyde, Department of Physics

About 100 students and parents joined us for Open Evening featuring:
- Presentation from alumni
- Lab tours
- 1-to-1 chat with our admission team
- Liquid nitrogen ice cream!!!
Thanks for coming. We hope you had a great time, and hope to see you next year 😊
Last but not least, thanks a lot to our helpers, master ice cream makers, tour guides, quantum wizards, etc.

About 100 students and parents joined us for Open Evening featuring:
- Presentation from alumni
- Lab tours
- 1-to-1 chat with our admission team
- Liquid nitrogen ice cream!!!

Thanks for coming. We hope you had a great time, and hope to see you next year 😊

Last but not least, thanks a lot to our helpers, master ice cream makers, tour guides, quantum wizards, etc.

About 100 students and parents joined us for our #OpenEvening. Featuring: - Presentation from Alumni - Lab tours - 1-to-1 chat with our admission team - Liquid nitrogen ice cream!!! Thanks for coming. We hope you had a great time, and hope to see you next year :) Last but not least, thanks a lot to our helpers master ice cream makers, tour guides, quantum wizards, etc.

Here are the entries of our Physics jack-o’-lantern competition.
Visit our Instagram page to cast your vote for best pumpkin https://www.instagram.com/physicsstrath/

Meet Anthea (MSc Nanoscience), who did her research project on fabrication of UV sensors for future use in water purification.

Hear from Anthea @syynthea, MSc Nanotechnology, who was doing her summer research project on #UV sensors for future water #purification solutions.

Thank you all for attending our . We were delighted to see so many enthusiastic aspiring physicists.

Also huge kudos to our students and staff who volunteered to help on the stand, lectures and demonstrations!

Next will be on Oct 8th, you can already register here https://www.strath.ac.uk/studywithus/openday/

For a more comprehensive view of the department, watch this space for future posts with more information about our OpenEvening in November

https://www.instagram.com/p/CiMbu_eDKdx/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Dear students and visitors,
Join on a tour of the John Anderson building!

Strathclyde Physics Department on Instagram: "📣 Calling all incoming students… Check out our mini tour of John Anderson and the Physics Department to have a brief idea of where some of your classes may be! 📣 Don’t forget to join us on 6th.. Strathclyde Physics Department shared a post on Instagram: "📣 Calling all incoming students… Check out our mini tour of John Anderson and the Physics Department to have a brief idea of where some of your classes may be! 📣 Don’t forget to join us on 6th September for our open day where you ...

Two weeks left until the OpenDay !
We are looking forward to seeing many of you in Glasgow on 6th September.

Programme of events and registration on: https://strath.ac.uk/studywithus/openday/

As the first images from NASA’s James Webb telescope (https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/) are being released, we present here the work of our 3rd year students conducted as part of their Communicating Physics class.

QR code links
Test yourself: https://bit.ly/3P2K7oV
Learn More: https://bit.ly/3BPFjjK

As the first images from NASA’s James Webb telescope (@nasa_webb, https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/) are being released, we present here the work of our 3rd year students conducted as part of their Communicating Physics class. QR code links Test yourself: https://bit.ly/3P2K7oV Learn More: https://bit.ly/3BPFjjK

Today, Megan is taking over our Instagram account to talk about her daily life as a PhD student in the department.
Feel free to join in and ask her questions!
https://www.instagram.com/physicsstrath/

Hear from our students in the lab. This week, Lorenzo Carfora (4th year) and his work on atomic clock is in the spotlight.

Our students in the lab: @carfora_lorenzo did his 4th year project on modelling of atomic clocks.

Last month, the department co-hosted CUWiP2022. Have a look at some of the highlights of the event.

CUWiP2022 was last week. Let's rewind some of its highlights. Front montage: The conference offered 3 fully packed days of programme including a workshop on imposter syndrome, a social in the GUU and plenty of networking opportunities. Speakers: The key note speakers came from a variety of backgrounds, career stages and subject areas but all had one thing in common- a passion for physics and making it more diverse and inclusive. Science centre reception: Participants were treated to a reception at the Science Centre and a tour of the planetarium. Poster session: The poster sessions ran different categories from research projects to favourite physics experiments to inspirational physicists. Winners received book vouchers and a seat at the conference dinner table with Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell! Panels: Panels on careers in academia, careers in industry, I have graduated- what’s next? and intersectionality offered participants a diverse range of role models, lived experiences and viewpoints. Job fair: CUWiP Glasgow offered an entire session focused on careers in industry/ outside academia including a fair in which participants could explore different industries, CDTs, learned societies and job sectors. A CV clinic offered focused 1:1 sessions for participants with career development professionals. Conference dinner and ceilidh: Participants enjoyed a conference dinner with special guest and after dinner speaker Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell being a highlight for many. Dinner was followed by a ceilidh. Pictures are courtesy of Ivi Afxenti, Marion Cromb, Corrina Beschi, Jewel Abbey, Weaam Al Siyabi, Abbey Barnard, Shanen Butler and members of the organisation team.