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For a chance to win the first prize (£100 Amazon voucher), submit your typed or neatly written (and scanned in a single pdf file) solutions of the following problems to physics@lincoln.ac.uk with subject “Physics Challenge 2020”. Please include your full name, postal address and email, as well as the name and…
Today Andrei, Bart, Debra, Evgeny, Fabien, Matt Watkins, Martin and Waqar took part in our September Virtual Open Day. Our very special guest was Sorcha Hulme, our alumni! Watch our round table discussion by scrolling at 1:16 below:
Originally posted on Centre for Computational Physics:
Our paper “Instability of the Microemulsion Channel in Block Copolymer-Homopolymer Blends” has now been published in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters and is available here. The work is a collaboration between the University of Waterloo in Canada and Lincoln. Instability of the Microemulsion Channel in Block Copolymer-Homopolymer…
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On 25-26th August 2020, Claire participated in a Momentum Initiative Workshopsponsored by the State of Technology Awareness Initiative, Los Alamos National Laboratory: “Emerging materials and process development for polymer/non-metal additive manufacturing“. Claire was invited to give a presentation on her ongoing research entitled “Molecular orientation and crystallization in…
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Originally planned as part of the conference SIAM Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures (NWCS20), in Bremen, Germany and rescheduled with lectures delivered virtually on the 28-29th July 2020. Dr. Helen Christodoulidi from the University of Lincoln was invited to present her research on the “Stages of…
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Yesterday Matt Watkins and Chris Dickens attended the first fully online Materials Chemistry Consortium meeting where a substantial chunk of the UKS national supercomputing time is allocated. Up to 150 attendees were online and things went pretty smoothly. The online setting actually worked really well, there were some…
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On June 10th Dr Phil Sutton presented his ongoing work on the interactions between gravitational waves and planetary rings. It was discussed that orbital resonances between objects in astrophysical systems is commonplace, with nearby moons creating clear structures in planetary rings. In Saturn’s rings the most obvious is…
This year’s 2020 IoP CPG Thesis Prize has been awarded to Javier Díaz Brañas, University of Lincoln. Javier’s thesis, titled Computer Simulations of Block Copolymer Nanocomposite Systems, implemented efficient, parallel code to simulate the interaction of nanoparticles in diblock copolymer systems by developing a hybrid-technique based on Cell Dynamic Simulations for the polymers and Brownian…
The IoP had an inaugural Physics in the Spotlight event from 21st-25th October 2019, celebrating the move to their new head quarters in King’s Cross with events organised by many groups together. On the 24th of October the Computational Physics group (CPG) hosted a one-day meeting on machine learning applications in physics. This was in…
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On Wednesday 22nd of July Dr Fabien Paillusson and Dr Matthew Booth presented their ongoing work on the logic of p value-based reasoning. After reminding that, strictly speaking, p value-based hypothesis rejection could not be grounded in probability theory, they showed that p value-based reasoning can be made…
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