Get to know more about Professor Sir Richard Friend’s research, which is transforming the efficiency of solar cells and dramatically boosting the prospects of cheap electricity powered by the sun. Read the article here - joh.cam.ac.uk/reasons-be-che…

Check out Elise Koskelo work on magnetism and magnetocaloric effect in Ln double perovskites in Inorganic Chemistry doi.org/10.1021/acs.in… Powder diffraction from I11 Diamond Light Source and POWGEN Neutron Sciences, Oak Ridge Lab. Cavendish Laboratory, Nicola Kelly, L, Josh Bocarsly, Cheng Liu

Essential reading for practitioners and Scholars of Central Asia! CCAF

Excellent event and information, glad that I made the journey down from Cambridge ! Next week will be following up with business meetings in #Tashkent #BritishManagementUniversity & Nomi Kessler Thanks Department for Science, Innovation and Technology for supporting the project hayrullo hamidov Uzbekistan Embassy to the United Kingdom 🇺🇿🇬🇧 Said Rustamov

Very proud to announce three publications by my PhD students in remarkably diverse fields of physics of magnetic graphene, environmental studies & minority sturdiest in top tier journals 1) doi.org/10.1177/187936… 2) doi.org/10.1017/nps.20… 3) scipost.org/SciPostPhys.15…

Brilliant conference tomorrow in Tashkent & on Zoom! Sustainable Development in Central Asia, International Conference, 4th of September 2023 in UWED Zoom link: us06web.zoom.us/j/84028672467?…  ID: 840 2867 2467 password: 049878 CCAF Tsukuba Central Eurasian Studies Akram Umarov

Ananya Jahanara Kabir FBA Some Lucknow Raan ( leg of lamb) today in Cambridge. I even found my Lagan from Yahiyaganj- magic of Lazzat-e-Taam! Proper dampukht, a Bukharan legacy!

Last week was the occasion to visit Ashkabad after 5 years at the invitation of IUHD Official supported by British Embassy to attend International Exhibition and Scientific Conference "Health Care, Education, and Sports” CCAF Westminster U. Excellent snd insightful event!

Seminar on Superconductivity enhancement in polar metals Isao H. Inoue from National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan Wednesday 01 November 2023, 14:15-15:30 Mott Room, Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics. talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/207…

Excellent bit of science @MJCliffe ! and thank you for the opportunity to contribute and collaborate!

It was a great pleasure to host Dr I. H. Inoue today and listen to his excellence and entertaining presentation. Great homecoming 23 years on! Cavendish Laboratory

Seminar Alert! Exploring Superconductivity under High Pressure Monday 20 November 2023, 16:00-17:30 Mott Seminar Room (531), Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, UK Speaker: Prof Katsuya Shimizu, KYOKUGEN , Center for Science and Technology under Extreme Conditions, Osaka University

All CCAF very proud of you! Well done!

International team awarded $3.7M to build a next generation haloscope to search for the axion | Department of Physics phy.cam.ac.uk/news/internati…

“Our Cambridge team will support the design and development of the detection systems to make this tabletop experiment cutting edge in its resolution and efficiency,” said Dr Siddharth Saxena, superconductivity specialist at the Cavendish Laboratory.

CCAF is delighted to announce the 1st talk of the Len Term Seminar Series - Sally Church, Uni of Cam #Sogdians on the #SilkRoad: Recent Translations from Rong Xinjiang's Work on Cultural Exchanges, 26 Jan, 11am, In person SG2 and zoom.us/meeting/regist… Everyone is welcome

In light of last night's Earthquakes in Kazakshtan and Kyrgyz Republic, Chokan Laumulin shared this interview in Russian of 10 years ago by Prof. James Jackson, then Head of the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge: vlast.kz/obsshestvo/dzh… @RichardThomasW

CCAF invites you to a talk by Nick Megoran (Newcastle University) on 'What happens when closed #borders reopen? A hopeful example from the #Uzbekistan-#Kyrgyzstan interface', 11am, SG2, 2 Feb and zoom.us/meeting/regist… #centralasia Montu Saxena

Team Cambridge University joins the effort to identify the composition of dark matter, the mysterious and invisible material believed to make up 85% of all the matter in the Universe. Delighted to contribute to Cryogenic detection development cam.ac.uk/stories/cambri… via Cambridge University

Kathy Leach She is absolutely brilliant and a great person and Cambridge University graduate. She is also on The British-Kazakh Society education committee and continues to directly support our work. Here is her excellent interview: bksoc.org.uk/a-conversation… M Radivojević Maia Chankseliani