James organized a public engagement event associated with the UNESCO International Day of Light and the London Institute of Advanced Light Technologies (London Light). The public were invited to share short videos on the theme of light, you can see all of the entries at the London Light Instagram page.
This was followed by a panel discussion, The Shared Language of Light, featuring professionals from science, art, architecture and design. Check it out here:
James organized Lighting Up 2021, an 24 hour artwork formed by the shifting light across 6 continents, in celebration of the UNESCO International Day of Light 2021. A short version is shown below, but if you want the full 24 hours (!) you can see here, here, here and here!
I’m excited to announce that our long-running course on Quantum Theory for the Public is available online.
We will have a new project entering the Quantum Workshop! KCL’s Arts 7 Intelligence programme has funded the creation of a mobile electrical trap, to explore our visual understanding of data, in collaboration with artist Steven Claydon. Watch this space….
Sometimes you’ve just got to hang out with the big-wigs. We hung out with the big-wigs. They love levitation so much that they will literally pay us to levitate things!
Oh yeah, TQW are back at full strength! Quantum James and Quantum Lia are fully representing with a sold out Pint of Science talk tonight in glamorous “Little Australia”, aka Clapham. Expect jokes about Ant & Dec, and very many Avengers Endgame spoilers.
James from TQW co-organised Late Light 2019, an evening of public and scientific lectures, and an exhibition of specially curated artworks inspired by research into Photonics. It was a huge success, with over 250 people attending.
The Quantum Workshop organized the King’s College London Physics Society’s quantum themed away weekend. We had the whole team representing!
Quantum James is part of London Light, an interdisciplinary network studying the applications of light. The Quantum Workshop was present and correct at their launch event, which also celebrated the International Day of Light!
Although the venue was somewhat like a nightmarishly large school from the 60s, TQW thoroughly enjoyed being at European Researcher’s Night in Vienna. Many deep chats, and many deep thanks to Ugur and Lana for their assistance.
