Name: ‘The Pathology of Love in Medieval Irish Literature’, Deborah Hayden (Maynooth)
Start: 2024-05-23T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2024-05-23T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Burlington Road

School Of Cosmic Physics Statutory Public Lectures

YEAR	SPEAKER	TITLE
2022 (presented 2023)	Prof. Tom Ray Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies	Exploring the Universe with the James Webb Space Telescope
2021 (presented 2023)	Prof. Heiner Igel Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich	Exploring the Deep Earth: Supercomputing and Digital Twins
2020	John Clinton ETH Zurich	Marsquakes
2019	Heino Falcke Radboud University Nijmegen	The First Image of a Black Hole
2018	John McCloskey University of Edinburgh	Forecasting the Unpredictable: Earthquake science in a crowded world
2017	Giovanna Tinetti University College London	Brave new worlds: the planets in our galaxy
2016	Prof. Tim Palmer University of Oxford	The Physics of Climate Change: what we know and what we are uncertain about
2015	Mike Cruise University of Birmingham	One hundred years of Einstein’s gravity, but where are the waves
2014	Prof. Etienne Parizot University of Paris	Cosmic Rays: a century of adventure and mysteries!
2013	Prof. Lars Bergström University of Stockholm	Solving the Puzzle of Dark Matter
2012	H.E. Mr Tibor Tóth CTBTO	Global Science for the Benefit of Security and Humankind
2011	Prof. Malcolm Longair University of Cambridge	The Dark Side of the Universe
2010	Dr. Walter Mooney USGS	The Gathering Storm: Mitigating the effects of Earthquakes, Tsunamis and other Global Natural Hazards using Geoscience
2009	Prof. Simon D.M. White	All From Nothing: The Structure of Our Universe
2008	Prof. Naomi Oreskes	The Denial of Global Warming
2007	Prof. John Mather	Finding our Origins with the James Webb Space Telescope
2006	Prof. Sierd Cloetingh	The Changing Earth we live on: The need for a European Strategy
2004	Dr H. Olthof	Huygens and Titan: from discovery to encounter
2002	Prof. Denis O’Sullivan	Space Travel and other Journeys: The Solar and Galactic Hazards
2001	A. Fabian	The Search for Supermassive Black Holes in Galaxies
2000	M.A. Khan	Rift Valleys – Do they fall, or are they pushed?
1999	Prof. Tom Ray	Making Stars and Planets
1998	R. Giacconi	Astronomy in the VLT Era
1997	J. Jackson	Exploring the Earth
1996	D. Lemke Max-Planck-Institut	Exploring the Cold Universe: First Results from Europe’s Infrared Space Observatory
1995	G. K. Miley	Towards the Big Bang with the Most Distant Radio Galaxies
1994	P. M. Shannon	Offshore Sedimentary Basins in the North Atlantic
1993	Prof. Luke O’C. Drury Astrophysics Section	Gamma Ray Astronomy
1992	Prof. M. W. Feast University of Cape Town	The Centres of Galaxies
1991	Dr. P. W. Readman Geophysics Section	The Earth’s Magnetic Field: How it Varies in Time
1990	Dr. Thierry Monmerle	High Energy Phenomena associated with Young Stellar Objects
1989	Prof. P. A. Wayman Astronomy Section	The La Palma Observatory
1988	Prof T. Murphy	Why Measure Gravity

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