The Australian Institute of Physics exists to support professional physicists and to promote all aspects of physics to the wider community.
July AIP activities include Reinhard Genzel talking on black holes and galaxies, Zdenka Kuncic on physics for medicine and astronomy, Neil Boucher on Marconi and Braun. Details below:
This month AIP activities include Ziggy Switkowski on nuclear energy, Bryan Gaensler on radio polarimetry and John Mainstone on science in Queensland.
Coming up in May: plasmas, orreries, musical wind instruments and particles in AIP events around the country.
Penny gave a speech titled ‘Why physics is important to Australia (and vice versa)’ at the 2008 AIP Congress.
Please use the links below to join the AIP
UTS is offering $5000 to students undertaking a one-year Honours degree in Physics or nanotechnology in 2009.
The Clinical Sciences Centre is a core-funded Medical Research Counci seeking a motivated experienced scientist who will have the primary role of managing the PET/SPECT/CT scanner and its usage.
