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This talk was the first of the Leverhulme Lectures, for the Leverhulme Visiting Professorship scheme.In this century, progress in fundamental physics has been slow. The Large Hadron Collider…

Speaker: Martin White (University of California Berkeley) Abstract The Universe we observe exhibits order on a wide range of scales, and the study of this large-scale structure provides one of our…

This talk has captions. You can remove these by pressing CC on the video toolbar. Name: Christian Hirsch Talk Title: Extremal lifetimes of persistent loops and holes Abstract: Persistent homology…

In this free short online course, you’ll learn more about the science and technology behind astronomical discovery. Each week will cover a different aspect of astronomical technology, matching…

Speaker: Florian Beutler (University of Edinburgh) Cosmology has the potential to test fundamental physics through the discovery of new particles (e.g. dark matter) and new fields that governed…

Speaker: Clare Dobbs (University of Exeter)Abstract: Molecular clouds are the densest regions of gas in galaxies, in which localised gravitational collapse leads to the formation…

Higgs Hour with Sergey Koposov ahead of his talk on Friday, 23 October at 1pm. https://higgs.ph.ed.ac.uk/colloquia/higgs-hour-sergey-koposov/

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Is Discovering Astronomy the outside course for you? Watch this video to find out more. DISCOVERING ASTRONOMYPHYS08039; Semester 1; 20 credits; Level 8An accessible Astronomy course for everyone! …