Physics Students' Association

13/12/2017

Galileo: Science Discussion Forum’s first event, a talk by Prof. Sundar Sarukkai. Full talk to watch!

Galileo: Science Discussion Forum, a forum created in St. Joseph’s College presents its first event, a talk by Prof. Sundar Sarukkai, NIAS. The talk focuses ...

20/11/2017

We await everyone’s arrival!

17/11/2017

We are glad to have Sundar Sarukkai from NIAS joining us for our first event. 24th November, at St. Joseph's College.
More info coming soon!

30/09/2017

Galileo: Science Discussion Forum is a unique initiative by the students of St. Joseph's College to create dialogue and discussion among the students, regarding Science and Science in different scenarios.
Science is a necessity in different contexts of society, politics, economy, etc. and we believe that science is not something that is limited to textbooks and papers but has many aspects in it that can be a part of the conversation or debate.
Galileo will be a dedicated space for any and every student, teacher and others in the college and outside, regardless of their courses and specializations.
This initiative is an effort of the Physics Students' Association and we are happy that many different associations of sciences and humanities have extended their support for this venture.
Stay tuned for more info.

28/07/2017

Fascinating lecture by Vikranth on String Theory.

Vikranth Pulamthi on String Theory. Our second lecture in the student lecture series. The PSA organises weekly talks, discussion and debates in St Joseph's C...

24/07/2017

Full lecture by Devnashu on Stellar Evolution, do watch!

This is the first event organized by this year's PSA. A talk by Devanshu Shrivastava, who is a Physics student in our college and also a member of the PSA, o...

23/07/2017

Vikranth (1PEM) on String Theory, our second lecture in the student lecture series.

14/07/2017

PSA's first event this year, a great talk by Devanshu Shrivastava from 1st year PEM.

02/07/2017

The inaugural event for this year's Physics Association, all are welcome!