Juno Champion status renewed
The School of Physics and Astronomy has once again been honoured by the Institute of Physics for its work on improving gender equality by the renewal the of "Juno Champion" award
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25 Jul
PhD Prize to Dr. Peter Levens
We’re delighted that the European Physics Society Solar Physics Division (EPS-SPD) chose to award its 2018 ESPD PhD Prize to Dr. Peter Levens “for significant contributions to the study of tornado-like prominences... -
05 Jun
Higgs boson breakthrough
University of Glasgow physicists are celebrating the latest groundbreaking observation from the ATLAS collaboration at CERN in Geneva: the observation of Higgs bosons produced together with a top quark pair. -
05 Jun
The life and death of the neutron
A team of scientists including Dr Chris Bouchard in the School of Physics & Astronomy has enlisted powerful supercomputers to calculate a quantity known as the “nucleon axial coupling,” or gA – which is central to our understanding of a neutron’s lifetime – with unprecedented precision.
