UCLan reports on the new US Soft Matter calendar. Download yourself a free copy, and enjoy our image in December 2013 ! UCLAN PHYSICIST WINS AN INTERNATIONAL ART COMPETITION A physicist from […]
Our physicist in US calendar
Can Molecular Gastronomy distinguish French and Italian cuisine ?
Molecular Gastronomy is a subfield of Physics and Physical Chemistry of food. Tonight a part of our group participated in an extensive scientific discussion if Molecular Gastronomy can distinguish French and Italian […]
At Least One
“At least one” is a mathematical term meaning one or more. It is commonly used in situations where existence can be established but it is not known how to determine the total number of […]
Google’s April joke on our blog
Internal search algorithms of mighty Google created an incredible 1st April-like text from our blog http://studyphys.wordpress.com. Do not forget to send it to all your students, who have a rare chance to enter such a fascinating study ! 🙂
Happy 2013 !
Dear friends, colleagues, readers, New year, 2013, just started ! I wish it to be a happy and prosperous year for you ! You hopefully watched lots of fireworks at your places. […]
Snow in Preston !
Due to tropical winds we don’t have yet snow in Preston, but rather lots of rain almost every day. 🙂 However, if you read our blog, you can enjoy nice snow falling […]
Dinner from Pakistan in Preston
Today our new PhD students from Pakistan organised a home style dinner for our group and some friends in their house in Preston. As they just moved in, that was a combination […]
Sinterklaas comes to Preston
Dutch traditions have strong roots in our group. First of them is a hard work. On 5th December our former student Christine Stokes visited us with a program of a small mini(nano […]
Preston on fire !
Tonight at 8pm Preston was set on fire ! 🙂 The weather was warm, the rain forgot about Preston today. The final procession of the Guild 2012 was the torchlight procession. Although […]
“We are the Guild !”
The expression ‘(once) every Preston Guild’, meaning ‘very infrequently’, became an English common idiom, especially in Lancashire. But today, on September 1st, 2012, this rare event, dating back to 12th century, took […]
Centre for Computational Physics 