The Blackett Colloquium: Dark Matter
Ζωντανή μετάδοση στις 24 Οκτ 2015
The
Blackett Colloquium is an opportunity to hear about the work being
undertaken by Imperial scientists in the Department of Physics.
Dark
matter is one of the biggest mysteries in the whole of physics.
Astrophysical observations and theoretical ideas convincingly point to
the existence of a new type of particle. This particle makes up a
quarter of the contents of the universe, equivalent to five times more
than normal matter, yet the dark matter particle has eluded direct
observation - thus far.
Presentations will come from:
Dr Roberto Trotta (Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics, author of 'The Edge of the Sky')
Dr Henrique Araujo (experimental astroparticle physicist with the High Energy Physics group)
Dr Sarah Malik (researcher attached to the Large Hadron Collider Physics Centre)
Professor Tom Welton (Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences) Professor Jordan Nash (Head of Department of Physics).
Blackett Colloquium is an opportunity to hear about the work being
undertaken by Imperial scientists in the Department of Physics.
Dark
matter is one of the biggest mysteries in the whole of physics.
Astrophysical observations and theoretical ideas convincingly point to
the existence of a new type of particle. This particle makes up a
quarter of the contents of the universe, equivalent to five times more
than normal matter, yet the dark matter particle has eluded direct
observation - thus far.
Presentations will come from:
Dr Roberto Trotta (Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics, author of 'The Edge of the Sky')
Dr Henrique Araujo (experimental astroparticle physicist with the High Energy Physics group)
Dr Sarah Malik (researcher attached to the Large Hadron Collider Physics Centre)
Professor Tom Welton (Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences) Professor Jordan Nash (Head of Department of Physics).
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