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James Millen on Instagram

With social distancing, it isn't often that that I get to be in the lab. Today, however, I got to do some *experiments*!
Super happy to have had a #dumplingparty with my fantastic research team for #chinesenewyear. An evening of 100 dumplings!
Ok, maybe a little late, but these were my favourite books of 2020. As soon as I heard that grumpy old Doris Lessing had written Sci Fi I *had* to check it out, I love everything Han Kang has done, Uzumaki is one of the few books I would actually describe as scary, and OOO has genuinely inspired me in my work!
Ah, back when we were free-ish enough to get drunk and buy Tapas.

Author: drjmillen

Short Course on Quantum Theory for the Public!

I’m excited to announce that our long-running course on Quantum Theory for the Public is available online.

Head over to the short course page for more details!

Posted on May 18, 2020May 18, 2020Author drjmillenLeave a comment on Short Course on Quantum Theory for the Public!

New project funded: Seeing the unthinkable

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….

Posted on February 20, 2020April 24, 2020Author drjmillenLeave a comment on New project funded: Seeing the unthinkable

EPSRC Physical Sciences Showcase

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!

Posted on December 10, 2019April 24, 2020Author drjmillenLeave a comment on EPSRC Physical Sciences Showcase

Pint of Science

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.

Posted on May 21, 2019Author drjmillenLeave a comment on Pint of Science

Late Light

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.

 

Posted on May 20, 2019May 21, 2019Author drjmillenLeave a comment on Late Light

Maxwell Society away weekend

The Quantum Workshop organized the King’s College London Physics Society’s quantum themed away weekend. We had the whole team representing!

Posted on March 24, 2019April 24, 2020Author drjmillenLeave a comment on Maxwell Society away weekend

London Light Launch

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!

Posted on March 27, 2018May 21, 2019Author drjmillenLeave a comment on London Light Launch

European Researcher’s Night

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.

Posted on September 29, 2017October 31, 2017Author drjmillenLeave a comment on European Researcher’s Night
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