Professor Dame Athene Donald - Physics in the World Around Us
Title: Physics in the World Around Us
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Abstract: My research career has been in soft matter physics, the physics of materials all around us such as food, plastics and paint. Materials that deform on a timescale that humans can see and feel. I will discuss what makes soft matter so fascinating and how it links into many biological situations, from protein aggregation to cellular behaviour. Over the last decade or so, I have increasingly been involved with science policy, and I will also explore why it makes sense for more scientists to enter this arena, when so much of our lives are impacted by science.
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About the speaker: Dame Athene Donald is Emeritus Professor of Experimental Physics. She did her first and second degrees in Cambridge. After 4 years postdoctoral experience in the USA she returned to Cambridge. She became a Professor in 1998 and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1999. Her research is in the general field of soft matter and physics at the interface of biology; she has published over 250 papers in these fields. She has been an outspoken champion of women in science.
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CUPS - Cambridge University Physics Society
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Abstract: My research career has been in soft matter physics, the physics of materials all around us such as food, plastics and paint. Materials that deform on a timescale that humans can see and feel. I will discuss what makes soft matter so fascinating and how it links into many biological situations, from protein aggregation to cellular behaviour. Over the last decade or so, I have increasingly been involved with science policy, and I will also explore why it makes sense for more scientists to enter this arena, when so much of our lives are impacted by science.
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About the speaker: Dame Athene Donald is Emeritus Professor of Experimental Physics. She did her first and second degrees in Cambridge. After 4 years postdoctoral experience in the USA she returned to Cambridge. She became a Professor in 1998 and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1999. Her research is in the general field of soft matter and physics at the interface of biology; she has published over 250 papers in these fields. She has been an outspoken champion of women in science.
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CUPS - Cambridge University Physics Society
We are a student-run university society organising scientific talks and other events for our members and public. CUPS is all about the physics you don't do in your degree.
FIND US ON THE INTERNET:
Website - http://www.camphysoc.co.uk
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/camphysoc
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/camphysoc
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camphysoc/
Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@cambridgephysics
talks.cam - http://talks.cam.ac.uk/show/index/6558
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