President of the Institute of Physics (IOP) Professor Roy Sambles addressed industrialists, academics and public servants this week to discuss how a new relationship with the EU will mean focusing economic activity on leading UK sectors.
Institute of Physics (East Anglia Branch)
Promotes physics and links between physicists in the East Anglian region.
Address: Department of Physics Cavendish Laboratory, Madingley Road Cambridge
Post Code: CB3 0HE
Country: United Kingdom
Membership Type: Charity <100 staff
The Institute of Physics is the professional organisation for physicists. The East Anglia Branch encompasses all members of the Institute in the East Anglia region and is run by a volunteer committee. It promotes Physics through outreach and networking events.
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27-10-2016
Do these things sound intriguing? Are you interested in communicating science to a young audience? Lab in a Lorry needs volunteers with a scientific or engineering background for events in East Anglia in June and July 2015.
20-05-2015
The Institute of Physics (IOP)’s Innovation Awards 2015 are now open for entries. If your company has successfully addressed a commercial or business need using a physics-based innovation, it might be eligible for entry.
02-04-2015
Solar physicist Dr Helen Mason is the honoured guest at the next lecture in the Applied Physics Seminar Series (APSS) run by the Insitute of Physics Cambridge Branch. On Wednesday 18 March, the BBC presenter will be talking about the Physics of the Sun.
04-03-2015
The next Applied Physics Talk @ TWI Granta Park on May 22 2014 has the topic 'The Quantum Nature of Dielectric Heating of Water as an Example for Industrial Microwave Materials Processing'.
29-04-2014
The issues surrounding mobile healthcare are the subject of a talk by Professor C R Lowe, of the Institute of Biotechnology, Department of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology at Cambridge University, to the East Anglian branch of the Institute of Physics next Wednesday, March 5th.
28-02-2014
Physics has been at the heart of innovations from the light bulb to the Large Hadron Collider. From oil exploration to aerospace and regenerative medicine to robotics, physics and physicists drive the success of the best and brightest companies. The Institute of Physics (IOP) Innovation Awards celebrate companies that make the most of physics.
30-04-2013
Entry to the Institute of Physics (IOP) Innovation Awards 2013 - the only awards recognising companies in the UK and Ireland that have built success on the innovative application of physics - is now open.
11-03-2013
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