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Homes away from home: a live webcast on exoplanets by Elizabeth Tasker

11 hilariously bizarre winners of the Ig Nobel Prize

People of PI: Gebremedhin Dagnew finds the spark of joy in physics

Quantum physicists devise new tool to study classical cause-and-effect

Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Alice & Bob in Wonderland: Why doesn’t the moon fall down?

Alice & Bob in Wonderland: How can atoms exist?

Alice & Bob in Wonderland: How does a flashlight work?

Alice & Bob in Wonderland: Is that star really there?

Alice and Bob in Wonderland: Where does my energy come from?

Homes away from home: a live webcast on exoplanets by Elizabeth Tasker

11 hilariously bizarre winners of the Ig Nobel Prize

Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Win a personal tour of the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland

Surviving the Century: Sir Martin Rees public lecture webcast
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Quantum scientists embrace machine learning to push research and application

People of PI: The many worlds of Anna Golubeva

MERA and holography – or maybe not

People of PI: Beauty seeker Chong Wang

Tensor networks are a powerful tool. If only the best ones worked in three dimensions.

Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Surviving the Century: Sir Martin Rees public lecture webcast

8 inspiring (and free!) scientific wallpapers to smarten up any device

Pace of discovery for fast radio bursts keeps accelerating

How scientists are using black holes as tools for discovery

The curious case of Noether’s theorems

Charting a new course for low-energy QCD

Emmy Noether’s revolutionary theorem explained, from kindergarten to PhD

How strange, old math could unlock nature’s mysteries

Taming the Langlands program

Win a personal tour of the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland

How scientists are using black holes as tools for discovery

Phiala Shanahan builds the universe

Research visits are usually short. Here’s what can happen over a full year.

The Building Blocks of the Universe — Phiala Shanahan public lecture webcast

MERA and holography – or maybe not

Charting a new course for low-energy QCD

Phiala Shanahan builds the universe

Research visits are usually short. Here’s what can happen over a full year.

Taming the Langlands program

Quantum physicists devise new tool to study classical cause-and-effect

A cage match for quantum mechanics

The quandary at the heart of quantum mechanics

The Building Blocks of the Universe — Phiala Shanahan public lecture webcast

A quiz with questions from quantum to cosmos

People of PI: Quantum composer Barak Shoshany

MERA and holography – or maybe not

Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution: Lee Smolin public lecture webcast

Unpicking holography to work out how the universe is made

People of PI: Ghanaian trailblazer Prince Osei

Quantum scientists embrace machine learning to push research and application

An experimental test of quantum information scrambling

Phiala Shanahan builds the universe

Tensor networks are a powerful tool. If only the best ones worked in three dimensions.

Using game theory to tell if a quantum memory is legit

People of PI: Gravitational explorer Béatrice Bonga

EHT scientist on revealing a black hole: “We felt the weight of history”

Quiz! Test your black hole brilliance

Unmasking a monster: the EHT’s historic first image

Black hole breakthrough: astronomers release landmark image
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Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Surviving the Century: Sir Martin Rees public lecture webcast

Jocelyn Bell Burnell at Perimeter: a special public lecture webcast

We Are Innovators: Neil Turok on the power of ideas

New Centre for the Universe will tackle deepest puzzles in the cosmos

Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Surviving the Century: Sir Martin Rees public lecture webcast

Nanotechnology Meets Neuroscience and Medicine: public lecture webcast

Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution: Lee Smolin public lecture webcast

Windows on the Universe: Chad Hanna public lecture webcast

Music of the universe: Gabriela González public lecture webcast

Surviving the Century: Sir Martin Rees public lecture webcast

Immersive 3D adventure explores the Secrets of the Universe

Nanotechnology Meets Neuroscience and Medicine: public lecture webcast

Expanding Horizons: Understanding the EHT’s black hole discoveries

The Building Blocks of the Universe — Phiala Shanahan public lecture webcast

The riddle of the quantum sphinx: Robert Spekkens public lecture

Wizard of the whiteboard — five great clips from MinutePhysics

Looking into the Perimeter through the Quantum Tunnel

Brilliant Blunders: Mario Livio Public Lecture

Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity Frontier: Roger Melko Public Lecture

Climate Change, Chaos, and Inexact Computing: Tim Palmer Public Lecture

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explains quantum computing

Gravity 3.0: On the Shoulders of Giants

S. James Gates Jr.: Surprises in Supersymmetry

S. James Gates Jr.: A Story in Science

A Material World – Building a Future from the Atoms Up: Rob Moore Public Lecture

Marcia Barbosa: Decoding Water

The Physics of Water – Public Lecture Trailer

Quantum Entanglement & Superconductivity: Subir Sachdev Public Lecture

The Power of Superconductivity – Subir Sachdev

The Building Blocks of the Universe — Phiala Shanahan public lecture webcast

Improbable Feats and Useless Discoveries: Pauline Gagnon Public Lecture

Art McDonald Public Lecture: A Deeper Understanding of the Universe from 2 km Underground

A Deeper Understanding of the Universe From 2km Underground – Public Lecture Trailer

Black Holes as Gravitational Atoms — Asimina Arvanitaki

Expanding Horizons: Understanding the EHT’s black hole discoveries

WATCH: Live announcement from the Event Horizon Telescope

A new view on gravity and the dark side of the cosmos: Erik Verlinde Public Lecture

The universe from a hologram?

Random walks in the park

We Are Innovators: Neil Turok on the power of ideas

Live Webcast: Inspiring Future Women in Science 2018

Innovation150 Expo transforms school into science centre for a day

Wizard of the whiteboard — five great clips from MinutePhysics
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