Reminder: PhD Talks are taking place TODAY (Friday)
Come along for Talks and Pizza
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A kind reminder that there is a set of PhD talks today, Friday, at 6pm.
Come join PhySoc, where a few current PhD students here at the university will present their research and answer questions about their work.
Presenting (so far) are:
- Rose Waugh, “Gone with the Wind: The importance of stellar clouds for a star's evolution”
- Viktor Nordgren, “Determining the motif of an incomplete puzzle – entanglement of multiple parties from un-entangled parts”
Refreshments and pizza will be provided.
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Save the Date
Thursday April 16th
Come to PhySoc's Annual General Meeting! There will be a barbeque and refreshments in the School of Physics as well as the elections of our committee for next year! Please come along for a socialise, bring some friends along to vote, or if interested, and even stand in for election!
Being on the committee is rewarding, you learn many skills that you likely didn't expect to learn, and you become an active contributor to the life in the Department.
We've got plenty of positions open, especially where committee members will be abdicating. An ideal candidate cares deeply about Physics, about the Physics community, and about all the great things that we do together. If you run to become a PhySoc committee member, that means you are willing to dedicate some of your time and energy to the University of St Andrews Physics Society, the organisation and the events. We would love to have you on board!
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| We are the Physics Society of St Andrews: a group of students from all backgrounds with an interest in physics who come together for a good time, meeting new people, and a community to get to know. There's something for everyone at PhySoc. |
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We want to hear all of your thoughts on PhySoc - small, large, world-changing, or outlandish! Email us with everything that comes to mind.
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