The AGM of Victorian branch of the AIP that was scheduled for Thursday 18th of November has been re-scheduled to December.
 

The education sub-committee of the AIP Vic branch needs help with it's up coming Victorian Young Physicists' Tournament to be held on Thrs 2nd of Dec.
 

So, you want to be a physicist?
Who: Expert panel and Q&A
When: 6:00 pm Thursday, 26 August 2010
Where: Level 7, Sch. of Physics, The University of Melbourne
 

Black holes at the Large Hadron Collider
Who: Prof. Elizabeth Winstanley
When: 6:30 pm Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Where: Old Geology Building, The University of Melbourne
 

Morning Tea with Women in Physics Lecturer Professor Elizabeth Winstanley
 

This lecture looks at the science, technology and applications of the solid state laser.
 

This lecture looks at the unprecedented fleeting timescales that can be seen with one of the biggest and most energetic lasers in the world.
 

This lecture will look at how lasers help us observe merging black holes, super novae and other distant events in the cosmos.
 

On the fiftieth anniversary of the breakthrough, this lecture looks at physics and applications of the ubiquitous laser beam.
 

This month the AIP is manipulating neurons in Canberra; discovering the real CERN in Sydney; exploring the physics behind the GPS at UQ; unlocking soccer-ball aerodynamics in Adelaide and more