Upcoming events

Interesting Things You Can Do In The Novel Fluorescence Laboratory

The Novel Fluorescence Team in the Prescott Environmental Luminescence Laboratories investigates under-studied fluorescence regimes to find novel sensing solutions for natural materials.

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Small molecule modulators of PPARγ as new diabetes drugs

Synthetic full agonists of PPARγ have been prescribed for the treatment of diabetes due to their ability to regulate glucose homeostasis and insulin sensitization.

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Dr Joel Carpenter - Arbitrary vector spatioemporal beamshaping: Any amptitute, phase and polarisation at any delay

In this talk, a new type of beam shaper will be discussed, capable of generating arbitrary vector spatiotemporal beams, where the user can define the amplitude, phase, and polarization independently for each point in space and time.

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Miniaturized imaging probes: Bringing optics deep inside the body

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Catching the Waves in the sea of noise: Squeezed Light in Advanced LIGO and Beyond

A brief history of squeezed light in gravitational wave detectors

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THe Quantum Technologies Group

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Structural engineering of nanoporous anodic alumina for enhancing solar light-driven photo(electro)catalytic reactions

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Spatial tomography of light resolved in time spectrum and polarisation

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Reactive Oxygen Species-Activated Drugs for Tissue-Targeted Treatment of Pain

The delivery or activation of a drug molecule only at the site of disease is the pinnacle of medicinal chemistry. Such drugs are less likely to cause adverse effects and can result in greater efficacy compared to the active drug given systemically.

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Celebrate the start of spring with the SNC!

ome and join us for an evening at the pub! There will be a raffle for glorious prizes donated by IPAS and members of the SNC! One free ticket on arrival, with more available to purchase for a gold-coin donation to Bee the Cure, a charity supporting the honeybee.
Snacks will be provided. No RSVP required.

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