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SUMMARY:Cavendish Graduate Student Conference on Physics - 13 graduate stu
 dents
DTSTART:20091203T090000Z
DTEND:20091203T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Graduate students talk about their research on Thursday 3rd De
 cember 2009 at the Cavendish laboratory. \nThe conference is aimed at staf
 f\, postdocs\, graduates and especially UNDERGRADUATES. The aim is to lear
 n about each other’s research and foster discussion between the students
  and across different areas.\n\n£30 book voucher prize for best talk in e
 ach session voted by audience.\n\n£20 book voucher prize for the three be
 st posters (judged by a panel the days before).\n(poster submission to tjk
 b2)\n\nfacebook page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=159703224055\n
 \nThe program:\n\n*09:00 Arrival*\n\n*09:05 Intro Prof. Malcolm Longair*\n
 \nSession One\, chaired by Dr Jacqui Cole:\n\n09:20 - 09:40 Nicholas Gibbo
 ns “Rolling up Light” NanoPhotonics\nPlasmonic metamaterials used for 
 optical control and manipulation\n\n09:40 - 10:00 Mark Wilson &Akshay Rao 
 “Organic Solar Cells” Optoelectronics\nDoubling Photocurrent with Exci
 ton Fission\n\n10:00 - 10:20 Katherine Thomas “Iridescence in Nature” 
 BSS Thin Films and\nInterfaces\nAging of blue iridescence seen in the trop
 ical fern Selaginella Willdenowii\n\n10:20 - 10:40 Robert McNeil “Join t
 he dots to reveal..... a quantum\ncomputer” Semiconductor Physics\nRecen
 t progress towards spin qubits using electrons trapped by surface\nacousti
 c waves\n\n*10:40 - 11:15 Poster session + coffee\n\n11:15 - 11:20 Prof Si
 r Richard Friend: "PhD as a career choice?"*\n\nSession Two\, chaired by P
 rof. Sir Richard Friend\n\n11:20 - 11:40 Kian Sing Low “How can dying sa
 ve the world?” Surface\,\nMicrostructure and Fracture\nLooking at the st
 ructure-property relationships of dyes used in dye\nsensitized solar cells
 \n\n11:40 - 12:00 John Biggins “Teaching rubber how to dance” Theory o
 f\nCondensed Matter\nActuation of poly-domain liquid crystal elastomers\n\
 n12:00 - 12:20 Vicki Moeller “Bigger is Better: Strong Gravity at the LH
 C”\nHigh Energy Physics\nData-taking with the ATLAS Detector at the Larg
 e Hadron Collider\n\n12:20 - 12:40 Dong Fang “Spintronics: electronics o
 f the future”\nMicroelectronics\nMagnetic resonance experiment on GaMnAs
  nanodevices\n\n*12:40 - 13:50 Lunch*\n\nSession Three\, chaired by Dr Zor
 an Hadzibabic:\n\n13:50 - 13:10 David Tompsett “Magnetism in Solids that
  Break the Rules”\nQuantum Matter\nThe Breakdown of Fermi-Liquid Behavio
 ur in Magnetic Materials\n\n14:10 - 14:30 Kunal Vyas “Can magnetism figh
 t swine flu?” Thin Film\nMagnetism\nA Labelling Technology for Biologica
 l Assays\n\n14:30 - 15:00 Abdus Salam Runner up Moritz Kreysing “Million
 s of lenses in a\nsingle eye” BSS\nMammalian photo receptor cell nuclei 
 adapt to vision\n\n*15:00 - 15:30 Poster session + coffee*\n\nSession Four
 \, chaired by Prof Robert Kennicutt:\n\n15:30 - 16:10 Abdus Salam Winner 1
  Petra Vertes “Shape Matters” BSS\nThe role of topology in memory and 
 learning\n\n16:10 - 16:50 Abdus Salam Winner 2 Stefan Palzer “How to fer
 mionize a Bose\nGas” AMOP\nQuantum Transport through a Tonks-Girardeau G
 as\n\n*16:50 - 17:15 Prize ceremony with Abdus Salam representatives and P
 rof.\nMalcolm Longair*\n\n*17:15 Wine reception at poster exhibition*\n
LOCATION:Cavendish laboratory
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