Women In Science: What do Theoretical Physicists do?
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Join us this Science Week for our talk with Professor Susan Coppersmith a Scientia Professor and the Head of the School of Physics at UNSW Sydney.Physics is important because of its intellectual depth and beauty. Understanding physics leads to new technologies that can greatly enhance our lives. But how does physics work and what is it like to be a physicist?
This talk is part of the national Women in Physics public lecture tour, sponsored by the Australian Institute of Physics. The School of Information and Physical Sciences at the University of Newcastle is sponsoring light refreshments.
Cost:
16+ years - $5
Children under 16 years - free
Please book a ticket for each adult or child attending as this event has limited capacity
Ages: 16+ years, children are welcome to attend with adult supervision
Bookings essential
Location
Newcastle Museum
6 Workshop Way, Newcastle NSW 2300
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