Previous Fröhlich Lecture Series

2017-18

Date	Speaker	Title
14^th Feb 2018	Dr David G. Cerdeño (University of Durham)	Seeing the Invisible: How to observe and identify the dark matter
31^st Jan 2018	Professor Amalia Patane (University of Nottingham)	From epitaxy to science and processing technologies of novel van der Waals crystals
6^th Dec 2017	Dr Rhonda Hawkins (University of Sheffield)	The Physics of moving cells and applications to cancer
22^nd Nov 2017	Professor Ian Chapman (CEO UK Atomic Energy Authority)	The path to delivering fusion power
1^st Nov 2017	Professor James Riding (British Geological Survey Nottingham)	What sedimentary rocks can tell us about astronomical cycles and climates in deep geological time

Date	Speaker	Title
26^th Apr 2017	Professor Themis Bowcock, University of Liverpool	Magic Moments
29^th Mar 2017	Dr Rhonda Hawkins, University of Sheffield	The Physics of moving cells and applications to cancer
1^st Mar 2017	Professor Richard Bowtell, University of Nottingham	Mapping brain function on the quantum level
1^st Feb 2017	Professor Mike Charlton, Swansea University	Making Antimatter Count
16^th Nov 2016	Professor Alberto Vecchio, University of Birmingham	The Dawn of Gravitational Wave Astronomy
26^th Oct 2016	Professor Beate Heinemann, University of California, Berkeley	Latest news on the Higgs Boson: ATLAS and CMS at the Large Hadron Collider: past, present and future

Date	Speaker	Title
2 March 2016	Professor Jeff Holly, University of Bristol	Now that it is becoming clear that cancer is not a genetic probleem; how can we re-engage the other sciences?
10 February 2016	Professor Keith Ellis, University of Durham	How to Produce a Higgs Boson?
3 February 2016	Professor Frances Saunders CB, Insitute of Physics	Translating research into economic impact - the challenges and pitfalls
4 November 2015	Professor Francesca Di Lodovico, Queen Mary University of London	Chasing up ghost particles to address the matter - antimatter asymmetry in the Universe
14 October 2015	Professor Tom McLeish FRS, University of Durham	Physics - a Trespassing Discipline: Brownian motion in flowing polymers and signalling proteins
30 June 2015	Professor Arieh Ben-Naim, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Entropy of mixing and entropy of assimilation - An information/theoretical view
22 April 2015	Dr Steve Barrett, University of Liverpool	Putting People Under the Microscope
18 March 2015	Professor Judith Driscoll, University of Cambridge	Nanoscale functional oxide thin film for next generation electronic and energy technologies
11 February 2015	Professor Pete Butler, University of Liverpool	Atomic Nuclei Going Pear-Shaped