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About the W.H. Bragg Lecture

In 2004 ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº's Department of Physics and Astronomy decided to establish a series of annual lectures celebrating major advances in condensed matter physics. The series was named after William Henry Bragg, who was the Head of Department from 1915 to 1923. X-ray diffraction analysis of crystal structures began with W. H. Bragg's instrumentation and insight, and with the availability of synchrotron sources it has developed into an important tool in modern biology.


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Bragg Lecture 2024:

Professor Sir Richard FriendÌý(Cambridge)

"[TITLE TBC - subject expected to be organic semiconductors]"

Date:Ìý16 October 2024

Time:Ìý14:30-15:45

Location: Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre,ÌýWilkins Building (South Junction)

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Bragg Lecture 2023: Mikhail Eremets (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry)

"High temperature conventional superconductivity"

Date:Ìý24 November 2023

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Previous speakers:

  • 2023 -ÌýDr Mikhail Eremets (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry), 'High temperature conventional superconductivity'
  • 2019 - Prof Dan Frenkel (Cambridge), 'Entropy, fake Entropy, and Information'
  • 2017 - Prof Nicola Spaldin (ETH Zürich), 'From Materials to Cosmology: Studying the early universe under the microscope'
  • 2016 - Laura H. Green (National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University and the Centre for Emergent Superconductivity), 'Unconventional Superconductivity: From History to Mystery'
  • 2015 - Prof Austin Angell (Arizona State University), 'Nature of glass and the glass transition: old puzzles and the many new twists'
  • 2014 - Dr Ilme Schlichting (Max Planck Institute for Medical Research), 'X-ray Free-Electron Lasers - a bright future for crystallography'
  • 2013 - Prof Paul Chaikin (New York University), ''
  • 2012 - Prof Charles Kane (University of Pennsylvania), ''
  • 2011 - Prof Henry Chapman (Center for Free-Electron Laser Science), ''
  • 2010 - Prof Andre Geim (University of Manchester), ''
  • 2009 - Prof Herman Gaub (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), ''
  • 2008 - Prof Sujio Iijima (Meijo University), ''
  • 2007 - Dr Don Eigler (IBM Almaden), ''
  • 2006 - Dr David Moncton (MIT)
  • 2005 - Prof Jens Als-Nielsen (Niels Bohr Institute)
  • 2004 - Prof Wayne Hendrickson (Columbia University)

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