Our Physics students take part in a group project in their final year of study. As well as research and education based investigations, many of … Read more
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Meet the Postgraduate Student: Charlotte Byford
1. What three words would you use to describe yourself? Dynamic, Genuine, Committed. 2. What inspires you in your work? Applying science in an interdisciplinary … Read more
Physics students represent the University of Kent in PLANCKS Competition
Here, Anthony shares the experience on their trip to Edinburgh, and announces some very exciting news! “The Snails3 team returned to the Physics League Across … Read more
PhySoc Lecturer Panel
Recent events: “Despite only being reformed in September, Kent’s Physics Society (PhySoc) has been working hard to re-establish its name as a society. With events … Read more
ChemSoc and PhySoc team up with BioSoc to host Kent’s first Sciences Ball
BioSoc, ChemSoc and PhySoc collaborated this past Friday evening to host Kent’s first Sciences Ball. With a massive attendance of over 100 students in Elliot … Read more
Meet Your Rep Sessions: Monday 17 and Wednesday 19 February 2020
As part of our ongoing commitment to help continue improving the experience our students have while studying at the School of Physical Sciences, we have … Read more
Anna’s Career Tips: Plan Ahead and Make Your Application Stand Out
Stage 0 I am going to be running two twilight sessions for foundation students across all SPS subjects. Keep checking your timetables for information. … Read more
Meet the Society: PhySoc
Describe the society in three words: Passionate, goofy, inclusive. Why should students join PhySoc? As a committee we work hard to create unique, exciting and … Read more
SPS Placements: GSK Chemistry Residential School Open For Students
GSK will be running a fully funded week that gives participants an excellent opportunity to find out what chemists can do in the pharmaceutical industry. Successful applicants … Read more
Where Are You Now? Meet Our Physics Graduate Assistant Professor Daniel Hayden
I visited a number of Universities in the UK to study physics at. The first thing that stood out about Kent was of course the … Read more