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NTU Physics - Easter field trip photography competition
17 June 2022NTU Physics Easter field trip photography competition.
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Top prize at the East Midlands Institute of Physics competition
6 April 2022Top prize at the East Midlands Institute of Physics competition.
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Expert blog: The Artemis 1 lunar mission aims to establish a human presence on the moon – here are five locations in our solar system humanity could venture to in the future
9 February 2022Artemis 1 test launches later this year with the expectation that it will carry humanity back to the moon for the first time in 50 years. With the additional increase in private space exploration could we start seeing more missions taking humanity throughout the solar system?
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Physics student wins top prize at Santander Celebration Awards
4 February 2022Winning the Santander Celebration Award is a great achievement. Read to find out about how Joey bagged herself a win at the Santander Celebration Awards 2022.
ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2022/02/physics-student-wins-top-prize-at-santander-celebration-awards
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Parasitic honeybee mite jolts in the hive and uses vibrations to sense where it is, research suggests
15 December 2021Tiny parasitic mites, which are one the greatest threats to the honeybee, frequently send remarkably strong vibrational pulses into the surface they reside on, a new study has revealed.
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Ian Whittaker Scoops Two Outstanding Teaching Awards
22 September 2021Ian Whittaker, Senior Lecturer in Physics has scooped two Outstanding Teaching Awards.
ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2021/09/ian-whittaker-scoops-two-outstanding-teaching-awards
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Technology will help uncover the mysteries of historical artwork
11 May 2021A new study will utilise artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover the mysteries of important historical artwork from across the world such as watercolour paintings, maps and botanical drawings.
ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2021/04/technology-will-help-uncover-the-mysteries-of-historical-artwork
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SpaceX vs Nasa: who will get us to the Moon first? Here’s how their latest rockets compare
12 March 2021Ian Whittaker, Senior Lecturer in Physics, in the Department of Physics and Mathematics has written an article on The Conversation about the new generation of rockets.
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Scientists identify ‘sweet spot’ for blowing perfect soap bubbles
11 March 2021Curious scientists have identified the ‘sweet spot’ for blowing the biggest and best soap bubbles.
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Mars missions from China and UAE are set to go into orbit – here’s what they could discover
8 March 2021Daniel Brown, Lecturer in Astronomy, in the Department of Physics an Mathematics has written and article on The Conversation about Mars space missions.
ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2021/02/mars-missions-from-china-and-uae-are-set-to-go-into-orbit