Physics Department News
PhD student Catriona McDonald on BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire
Astrophysics PhD student, Catriona McDonald talks to BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire about her involvement with Nasa's DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission, which launched on 26 November, 2021. The mission will test that if an asteroid was heading for Earth, whether sending a spacecraft towards it would be able to redirect it away from Earth. In June 2021, Catriona attended a virtual meeting with all the scientists working on the mission to see how NASA makes a mission like this happen.
Professor Sandra Chapman on BBC5 live radio
Listen to Professor Sandra Chapman's inspiring talk as she speaks to Adrian Chiles on BBC5 live radio about her research as Director of Centre for Fusion, Space and Astrophysics, and how she became interested in Physics.
You can listen to Sandra on BBC5 live from 02:44:25
Terabotics project shortlisted for prestigious award
The Terabotics project, led by Professor Emma MacPherson, which aims to integrate terahertz technology with surgical robotics to help improve cancer diagnosis and treatment has been shortlisted for the Engineer's Collaborate to Innovate Awards 2021.
Find out more about Emma's Terahertz Research Group.
Welcome to New Staff
We would like to welcome our new academic staff members who have recently joined Physics. Please see our New Staff page for a photo and brief biography for each new academic.