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Space expo comes to Dublin
Events in Temple Barr and Dublin City Centre
Sign our petition about renaming Dublin's newest bridge
News from IOP in Ireland
UCC take the top place in quiz
29 April 2013
Buswell’s Hotel was the venue for the recent IOP Ireland annual intervarsity physics quiz
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Dublin Mini Maker Faire
Make your own Rocket Launcher at the Dublin Mini Maker Faire, 27 July
Petition for Dublin's new bridge to be named after Ireland's only Nobel Prize in Physics winner
Update: the name ETS Walton is on the shortlist!
Physics at Work
Colin Murray will give an overview of the type of rescue work undertaken by
25 volunteers based at Howth and how they collaborate with the Rescue
Service Helicopter
UCC take the top place in quiz
UCC win annual physics intervarsity quiz.
Irish Quantum Field Theory Meeting 2013
This forthcoming event takes place on 3 and 4 May in Kildare
Irish Quantum Foundations: Four Generations of the Higgs Boson
A public talk is organised as part of the outreach programme of the Irish Quantum Foundations 2013 conference
Irish Science Teachers Association Conference 2013
IOP in Ireland will be at this year's ISTA conference
Graduate Workshops on Data Imaging and Analysis
UCD-TCD Graduate Imaging Workshops in Dublin in the week beginning 29 April
Annual reports
IOP in Ireland 2013 Annual Report published
Virtual Physics Laboratory Workshops
The events take place in February and March
May 23
1908 Birth of John Bardeen, a double winner of a Nobel Prize for Physics - the first being the 1956 award, jointly with William Shockley and Walter Brattain, for their invention of the transistor, and the second, in 1972 with Leon Neil Cooper and John Robert Schrieffer for their work on superconductivity
- Institute of Physics Blog
The IOP blog highlights daily global physics news and features a closer look at some of the IOP's activities from outreach programmes and national and regional involvement to our international partnerships and interesting research developments.
- Teaching Advanced Physics
The Teaching Advanced Physics (TAP) website contains detailed ideas and resources for teaching physics to students aged 16-19.
- Winners of the Journal of Physics A Best Paper Prize announced
Congratulations to the winners of Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical's Best Paper Prize 2012. - Impact Factor success
The 2011 Impact Factors published by Thomson Reuters, once again show significant growth for many of the journals published by IOP Publishing.
