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Three new webinar series | How to Code, LaTeX and MatLab
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IOP Skills Series: How to Code webinar series starts 12 Dec - register now |
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A new three-part series for students, graduates and early career members. Hosted live online.
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University of Oxford Atomic and Laser Physics Open Day - Fri 5 Dec '25
The University of Oxford Atomic and Laser Physics (ALP) department is holding an in-person open day for prospective DPhil applicants.
This will be an opportunity to meet supervisors and the teams of talented young scientists who are currently researching the interaction of light and matter. The event will be held 10am-4pm on Friday, 5 December, at the Department of Physics, Parks Road.
There will be an introduction from the ALP Director of Graduate Studies and talks from different research groups. There will also be an opportunity to meet with supervisors for further discussion and Q & A, followed by student talks.
We may offer a limited number of in-person lab tours.
To attend the event, please register via the link below.
https://forms.office.com/e/ggmQZbEvd7
Origin and dynamics of planetary magnetic fields: from Juno to JUICE and beyond
Speaker: Dr Hao Cao, University of California, Los Angeles
When: Thursday 27 November, 12:30-14:00
Where: Lecture Theatre 3, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, Exhibition Road, South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ
Abstract
Magnetic fields are fundamental properties of planetary bodies, providing essential insights into their interiors and space environments. The solar system hosts a diverse group of such fields, from Jupiter’s powerful dynamo to Ganymede’s unique magnetosphere. After briefly reviewing our current understanding of MHD dynamo theory, I will present recent findings from NASA’s Juno mission about Jupiter’s magnetic field, including its long-term secular variation and energy spectrum, and their implications for the planet’s deep interior. The talk then discusses how upcoming JUICE observations will advance our knowledge of both Jupiter’s and Ganymede’s magnetic fields. Shifting to future exploration capabilities, I will present recent progress on developing a temperature-stabilized magnetometer system for lunar surface applications in the Artemis era. The seminar concludes by examining the critical role that magnetic field investigations will play in future planetary exploration.
For more information, please visit the event page.
For all event queries, please contact ph.ea@imperial.ac.uk
ADHD Speaks For Itself: An authentic learning resource on ADHD
The interviews can be done in-person or online, and the form in which it will be presented (Video, audio only, or text only) is up to your preference. You can even choose to remain anonymous. If you're interested or just want to find out more, please fill in the form attached!
100 seat study space at the Abdus Salam Library
Library Services are pleased to announce the opening of a new Group Study Space on level 4 of the Abdus Salam Library. The area features over 100 study spaces in an array of different types of furniture such as 2, 4 and 6-seater meeting pods, standing desks and moveable furniture.
Whilst the main study furniture is bespoke and brand-new, we were very happy to be able to re-use a number of reclaimed whiteboards, a printer and a table and benches in the ‘tea-point’.
The ‘tea-point’ also includes a hot water boiler and cold vending machines.
Later in the year we will be adding to this space by opening two bookable group study rooms on the same floor.
We look forward to welcoming you to the space soon and please send your feedback to library@imperial.ac.uk.
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Postgraduate opportunities at the Quantum Information Science & Technologies Centre for Doctoral Training
- 9am Monday 1st December 2025 (interviews w/c 15th Dec)
- 9am Monday 2nd February 2026 (interviews 2nd-13th March)
- 9am Monday 4th May 2026 (interviews w/c 25th May)
AIESEC: Global Volunteering & Internship Opportunities for Imperial Students
We focus on developing youth leadership and self-development through organising intercultural exchanges for youth across the world. Our society provides numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth. For instance, in our national conferences, our corporate partners – PwC, Morgan Stanley, Bloomberg – deliver sessions on the transferable skills learnt in AIESEC and how they can be put to use in your career.
Are you interested in leadership development? Do you want to gain professional skills and grow your network? If yes, join AIESEC! As the largest youth-led organisation in the world, we are constantly looking for new talents to join us. AIESEC in ICL is recruiting for 2025 now and we welcome students from all faculties and departments.
To apply or find out more about AIESEC, please visit our website @aiesec.co.uk and join our WhatsApp here! Here you’ll have the chance to connect directly with current AIESEC members for more information on how to join us.
Follow us on Instagram @aiesec.imperial for the latest events and updates, last year we hosted a variety of hackathons and socials open to all.
Meanwhile, if you have any questions, feel free to message us on our WhatsApp or on our Instagram @aiesec.imperial.
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Fire evacuation assembly points for Blackett & Huxley
Dear all,
Thank you for the feedback provided following the triggering of the fire alarm in the Blackett Building last Tuesday. Please see below for the assembly points that should be used when evacuating from Blackett (points A or B) and Huxley (points A or C). You must use the nearest escape route which may not be the same route you normally use. For example, in Blackett there are the east and west stairwells which connect floors 0-7, in addition to the main stairwell which connects all floors. Always use the break glass to release exit doors and keep roads clear in case emergency vehicles need access.
Further information on fire safety can be found here: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/estates-facilities/health-and-safety/fire-safety/
