We would like to congratulate all of our new undergraduate and postgraduate students who are due to join us this academic year, as well as welcoming back all of our returning students. We are also looking forward to welcoming our new members of staff that will be joining us throughout the year.
On Friday (16 September), we learned that our friend and colleague Professor Tom Marsh was reported as missing from La Silla Observatory in Chile where he had been working as a visiting astronomer at the ESO (European Southern Observatory).
A community updateLink opens in a new window is available from the Provost, Chris Ennew.
An international team of scientists, including researchers from the University of Warwick, today announce the first unequivocal detection of carbon dioxide in a planetary atmosphere beyond our solar s…
A new project at the University of Warwick and UCL aims to answer a fundamental question of quantum physics, by attempting to make a diamond exist in a superposition of two places at once.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the operation of the UK’s XMaS (X-ray Materials Scattering) user facility at the European Synchrotron Research Facility (ESRF) in Grenoble. It has been directed for all that time from Warwick and Liverpool University Physics Departments and has provided hundreds of UK scientists (and many from further afield) with the opportunity to do leading research in a truly world-leading international centre.
XMaS came about when the first of the world’s ultra-bright synchrotrons was being designed and built in Gren…
The Welfare and Communication Group (WCG) works to promote good working practices and gender equality in Physics.