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Waves in time-varying media workshop is back! 🤩 third edition in Madrid at the Consejo Superior de la Investigacion Scientific 20th to 22nd May 2025. meta4d.co.uk/waves-in-time-… together with Emanuele Galioffi, Paloma Arroyo Huidobro, Iñigo Liberal, Alejandro Manjavacas, Yonatan Sivan

📢 Funding reminder! There is still time to apply for the IX-WAI's Early Career Development Grant! We welcome applications from women and non-binary individuals who are pursuing their Master’s, PhD, or Postdoc at Imperial College London. 🗓️ Deadline: 31 Dec 🔗 imperial.ac.uk/ix-ai-in-scien…

Join Imperial College London Thurs 28 November for the Annual Festive Lecture: The Beauty of Falling. Professor Claudia de Rham takes us on an adventure navigating the meanings of gravity & lessons learned through a life in pursuit of gravity Find out more: bit.ly/4i0Enfk

Very interesting article on social mobility and the role of universities

Cutting-edge science is powered by collaboration 🧪 Next year we will launch our new Schools of Convergence Science, driving innovation at an unprecedented scale. We’ve just announced the leaders for the Schools - find out more 🔽 imperial.ac.uk/news/258734/im…

If you are in London come to John Pendry's Dean's Annual Lecture on metamaterials! 🤩imperial.ac.uk/events/184971/…

🔬 Join us for the FoNS Dean's Annual Lecture with incomparable Sir John Pendry Imperial Physics 📅 25 Feb, 17:30–18:30 The founding father of metamaterials, he'll be talking about how it's now shaping 5G, stealth tech & more! Register now 🔗bit.ly/3DcmslF

A warm and wonderful recognition of Wilson Sibbett written by friend and colleague Roy Taylor in the latest issue of Nature Photonics Am unsure about access so (lower resolution) screenshots follow in the replies nature.com/articles/s4156…

Announcing Encode: AI for Science We're launching a fellowship powered by ARIA to connect top AI talent with leading UK science labs to unlock the next wave of scientific breakthroughs.

Our first projects are already in the works with an extraordinary group of academics – Dame Molly Stevens (Oxford): AI for biomaterials design, Riccardo Sapienza & Jack C. Gartside (Imperial College London): AI for neuromorphic computing, Philip Stier (Oxford): AI for climate systems

Thank you everyone who came to the Dean's Annual Lecture yesterday, delivered by Sir John Pendry from Imperial Physics It was so great to see so many people engaging with #metamaterials! Thank you to the incomparable Dr Dr Jess Wade liked it here once for chairing 💙

UK friends -- join us next Thursday March 20th in London for the launch of Encode: AI for Science. It will be a fun night with incredible people applying AI across all areas of science.

Join our lab to work on “AI for Neuromorphic computing! encode.pillar.vc/projects/photo…

Join our lab as part of the Encode: AI for Science Fellowship. We're looking for AI experts to develop computational solutions to our laser-based neuromorphic computing scheme. lu.ma/encode-project…

Want to start a science-driven AI company? The Encode: AI for Science Fellowship places top AI talent in UK labs to launch startups from the inside. Apps close April 30 #ICLR2025

1 week to go 🚀 Spend one year embedded in top science labs across the UK, working on ARIA's opportunity spaces and other exciting research areas – apply for Pillar VC's Encode AI for Science Fellowship by 30 April: encode.pillar.vc/apply

💥 Considering a Research Fellowship ? 🚀 Explore your future at Imperial Physics! 🌟 Applications are now open — find out more 👇 imperial.ac.uk/physics/opport… #ResearchFellowship #PhysicsJobs #EarlyCareerResearchers #DiversityInSTEM

🚨LAST CHANCE: Encode AI for Science Fellowship closes TOMORROW! When we launched this, I didn't know what to expect. Already from the people we've already met, I am confident that 2+ of the best novel projects in AI for Science this year will come from Encode Fellows.