Matt Watkins helped run a workshop introducing the CP2K atomistic simulation code to users in Ghent, Belgium. Ghent is quite old: the lecture room was somewhere in the middle of the building in […]
CP2K workshop in Ghent
APS March Meeting 2019
On 4-8 March 2019 Javier attented the American Physical Society March Meeting in Boston, USA, where he delivered a talk Co-assembly of anisotropic colloids and diblock copolymer mixtures focusing on the recent […]
Physics Seminar: Dr. Francis Woodhouse
Date: Wednesday 27th of March, 13:30. Location: INB3305 (Isaac Newton Building). ‘Autonomous mechanisms inspired by biology’ by Francis Woodhouse, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK. Abstract: Unlike the air around us, biological […]
Paper in J Chem Phys
Paper published in the Journal of Chemical Physics utilising Sergey Chulkov’s implementation time dependent density functional theory into the CP2K code: ‘Oxygen vacancies strongly aect physical and chemical properties of oxides and […]
Physics Seminar: Dr. Adelchi Asta
Date: Wednesday 6th of March, 14:00. Location: INB3305 (Isaac Newton Building). ‘Listening to the electrical noise for nanofluidic sensing’ by Adelchi Jacques Asta, Laboratoire PHENIX, Department of Chemistry, Sorbonne University, Paris, France. […]
New paper accepted on the ringed exoplanet J1407b
Originally posted on Lincoln Astrophysics Team:
A new paper has been accepted for publication in MNRAS (Monthly Notices of the Astronomical Society) by Dr Phil Sutton titled “Mean Motion Resonances With Nearby…
Paper accepted in JCP
Originally posted on Theory of Complex Matter:
A collaboration between Dr Fabien Paillusson from the School of Mathematics and Physics Lincoln UK and Dr Helene Berthoumieux from the Laboratory for the Theoretical…
Entropy public lecture in Keele
Originally posted on Theory of Complex Matter:
On Thursday 21/02/19, Fabien Paillusson delivered an IOP public lecture on Entropy entitled “Does Mr Entropy need Phoenix Wright?” at Keele University. The lecture was…
PhD Viva
Matt Watkins was external examiner for Steven Hung’s PhD viva at the University of York. Steven’s thesis ‘Shaping Nanostructure Using Molecules’ passed with minor corrections.
Seasons Greetings
Originally posted on Maths & Physics News:
Lincoln’s School of Mathematics and Physics wishes a happy new year 2019 to all staff, students, friends and followers!
Centre for Computational Physics 