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    Australian Institute of Physics Media releases

    Welcome to Quantum Year

    ByOperations 9 January, 202529 September, 2025

    Marking the first 100 years of the quantum era And the beauty of the science that we use daily to connect with the world, light our homes, fight disease, and scan our groceries. The UN has declared 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. The Year will be launched on 4 February…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics Australian Institute of Physics Congress 2022 Media releases

    Fusion energy

    ByNiall 13 December, 202220 January, 2023

    Reactions: interviews available with Australian nuclear physicists at the Australian Institute of Physics Congress in Adelaide The US experimenters apparently have got out more energy than they put in in a fusion experiment, thus technically achieving ignition. This indeed is a breakthrough worthy of celebration. However, there is a long way to go. From the…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics

    How do collisions of rocks with planets help the planets evolve?

    ByOperations 27 September, 202226 September, 2022

    Brisbane Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is available to discuss the nature of planets in Brisbane this week. She will give free public talks on Thursday 29 September and Friday 30 September. It’s part of a national tour of public and school talks promoting opportunities for women in physics. The planets in our solar system are…

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    How do collisions of rocks with planets help the planets evolve?

    ByOperations 26 September, 202226 September, 2022

    Newcastle Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is available to discuss the nature of planets in Newcastle this week. She will give a free public talk on Wednesday 28 September. It’s part of a national tour of public and school talks promoting opportunities for women in physics. The planets in our solar system are vastly different although…

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    How do collisions of rocks with planets help the planets evolve?

    ByOperations 2 September, 20222 September, 2022

    Adelaide Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is available to discuss the nature of planets in Adelaide this week. She will give a free public talk on Tuesday 6 September. It’s part of a national tour of public and school talks promoting opportunities for women in physics. The planets in our solar system are vastly different although…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics

    How do collisions of rocks with planets help the planets evolve?

    ByOperations 5 August, 20225 August, 2022

    Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is available to discuss the nature of planets in Hobart this week. It’s part of a national tour of public and school talks promoting opportunities for women in physics. Her free public lecture on Tuesday 9 August is part of National Science Week. The planets in our solar system are vastly…

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    How do collisions of rocks with planets help the planets evolve?

    ByOperations 22 July, 202222 July, 2022

    Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is available to discuss the nature of planets in Melbourne this week. It’s part of a national tour of public and school talks promoting opportunities for women in physics. The planets in our solar system are vastly different although they all formed from the same cloud of gas and dust around…

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    Rocks smashing into planets give clues about planetary evolution

    ByOperations 30 May, 202230 May, 2022

    Images and media kit download Planetary scientist Katarina Miljkovic is discussing how she uses “space rocks” to understand how planets form. She’s available for interview and is giving free public talks this week in North Sydney, Wollongong, and Canberra. The planets in our solar system are vastly different although they all formed from the same…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics Australian Institute of Physics Congress

    A week of physics stories – starting Monday: our neutrino world; hunting dark matter; Australia’s role in big international science; and more

    ByOperations 4 December, 20164 December, 2016

      Australian scientists stalking, sensing and trapping elusive dark matter Gravitational waves. Have more been found, what is Australia’s role, and why should we care? Our neutrino world – explained by 2015 Nobel Prize winner Takaaki Kajita The world’s biggest experiment – a multi-billion machine, with first results in 2025, hear from those working on…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics

    Queensland laser shows celebrate Australia’s forgotten Nobel

    ByOperations 12 August, 201613 June, 2023

    Rediscovering the physicist born a century ago in Far North Queensland who went on to win a Nobel Prize for his role in the invention of the laser. Laser shows and more in Prokhorov’s honour in Atherton, Cairns and Townsville. Australia’s forgotten Nobel Prize winner Aleksandr Prokhorov was born 11 July 1916 in Atherton, Far…

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