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2025 lecture byÌýNobel Laureate Duncan Haldane
Entanglement, topological quantum states of matter, and the "Second Quantum Revolution"
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2024 lecture by Professor Sera Markoff
Observing the unobservable: a multi-messenger view of black holes in the Event Horizon Telescope era
2023 lecture by Professor Tony Hey
Artificial Intelligence & Scientific ¸£Àû×ÅƬy: The Deep Learning Revolution
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2022 lecture by Professor Hiranya Peiris
The Universe: a detective story
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2021 lecture by Nobel Laureate Sir Roger Penrose
The problem in space-time singularities Where does this lead us in cosmology?
2021 online lecture by Professor Jim Gates
People No One Can Imagine Anything Of
2019 lecture by Professor Nathan Seiberg
The Frontiers of Fundamental Physics
2018 lecture by Nobel Laureate Rainer Weiss
Probing the Universe with Gravitational Waves
