Today Andrei gave a seminar “Block copolymers under external fields” at the Department of Fundamental Physics at University of Barcelona, Spain.
Andrei’s talk in Barcelona
Can a bird fly from Preston to Newcastle ?
To investigate that Andrei went on a train trip from Preston to Newcastle via Carlisle. Diving into the history of trains on a two-car diesel train from Carlisle was balances by spectacular […]
Dr Christian Pester
Today after a successful defense Christian Wilhelm Pester got a PhD with Distinction from RWTH Aachen University in Germany for the thesis “Block Copolymers in Electric Fields”. Andrei was the external examiner.
Soft Matter in Rome
On 15-19 September 2013 Manuela, Marco, and Andrei participated in the worlds largest International Soft Matter Conference 2013 held at Sapienza University of Rome. The conference was the 3rd of its kind, […]
Museum of Physics
Former lecturers of the university of Cagliari in Italy created a wonderful collection of Physics experimental equipment called Museo di Fisica di Sardegna. The collection has many exhibits which one play with […]
Heat, Entropy and Italy
On July 1-5, 2013 Andrei participated in12th Joint European Thermodynamics Conference (JETC 2013) in Brescia, Italy. The conference participants discussed application of various parts of thermodynamics, including non-equilibrium thermodynamics, to various physical, […]
UCLan news on the trip to Japan
UCLan reports on Andrei’s visit to Japan. Click to read more posts on the visit to Japan. INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR UCLAN PHYSICIST A professor from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has […]
Natural History vs Natural Philosophy
During my visit to Sendai (Japan) I also visited Tohoku University’s Natural History museum. The structures developed during the evolution and formed in block copolymer systems bare sometimes a striking similarity. This is […]
Visit to the Science City
Read this post till the end if you like to solve puzzles 🙂
Visit to Professor Imai
Andrei visited experimental Soft Matter group of Professor Masayuki Imai at Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan.
Centre for Computational Physics 