Statistical Physics and Complexity Group meetings

This is a weekly series of informal talks focussing on some theoretical aspect of Condensed Matter, Biological, and Statistical Physics.

The range of topics is sufficiently loosely defined that we are cool with anything relevant to the Statistical Physics and Complexity Group. Actually, the best way to find out what we talk about is to look at the list of seminar titles in the archive below.

Typical meetings can include

• Informal talk on current research interest.
• Pedagogical talk on something of interest to the group.
• Group meetings and "getting to know you" sessions when new people arrive.
• Short updates on a PhD projects ... a few slides followed by discussion.
• Discussion of interesting or topical paper.
• Standard "theory club" whiteboard talk.
• Dry run for conference.
• External speaker - visitor or specifically invited speaker.
• ... or whatever people find useful.

If you want to receive mailings about these talks, request a topic for discussion, or - even better - offer to lead the discussion yourself, please email or have a chat with Emil Mallmin or Peter Mottishaw.