Cambridge University Physics Society

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Welcome to the Cambridge University Physics Society's website.


Events

Friday 15th June Science & Engineering Garden Party 2012

Time: 13:00-16:00

Location: Library Lawn, Pembroke College

Hosting: The Archimedeans, CUAS, CUES CUPS and SciSoc

ADVANCE BOOKING OPEN NOW!!! Follow the link above.



We will be keeping you up to date with our events via e-mails, this website, the Facebook page and Twitter account.

You can also see our talks listed in talks.cam.ac.uk and all events in CUPS Google Calendar.


Get involved right now

  • CUPS is on Facebook! You can like us here: www.facebook.com/camphysoc.
  • CUPS is on Twitter! You can follow us here: twitter.com/camphysoc.
  • If you have already graduated and wish to remain in touch with CUPS, you can sign up to our low-volume Alumni mailing list.
  • You can be in the loop with CUPS events even if you aren't a member: you can sign up to our Interested mailing list.
  • Event archive: Society events are archived here.
  • Make your own page on the wiki.
  • Here are some physics-related links that you might find useful.
  • Have comments about the wiki or things you'd like us to change? Post them here.
  • The committee-only section of the website may be found here.

What exactly do we do?

Founded in 1940s, the Cambridge University Physics Society (CUPS) provides the perfect social scene for everyone with an interest in physics. We organise regular events including lecture series, cocktail evenings, the annual Omega Dinner, and a May Week Garden Party. CUPS presents an unrivalled opportunity to enjoy talks by internationally renowned speakers, which have included Stephen Hawking, Jim Al-Khalili, and Roger Penrose, on all subjects ranging from the cutting edge, to the purely historical, philosophical, astronomical, or biological. A drinks reception follows each talk, where there is an opportunity for informal discussion with the speaker.







Sponsors

CUPS is very proud to be sponsored by Metaswitch Networks, Detica, BP, Microsoft Research, Nexus, Hitachi, ECM Selection and our very own University of Cambridge Cavendish Laboratory.

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