The Australian Institute of Physics exists to support professional physicists and to promote all aspects of physics to the wider community.
Student Members of the AIP are invited to apply for financial support for conference attendance.
This month the AIP is stimulating neurons in Canberra, exploiting colour in Sydney, illustrating the history of computers in Brisbane and talking about radiation–free nuclear energy in Melbourne.
We’ve identified 121 Science Week events around the country with a physics component.
This month the AIP is exploring hairy and furry black holes with the 2010 Women in Physics lecturer, Elizabeth Winstanley from the University of Sheffield in the UK, and lots more...
This month the AIP is discussing black hole appetites in Canberra, discovering the real CERN in Wollongong, delving into the history of the Nobel Prize in Physics at UQ and adventuring in wide field a
This month the AIP is manipulating neurons in Canberra; discovering the real CERN in Sydney; exploring the physics behind the GPS at UQ; unlocking soccer-ball aerodynamics in Adelaide and more
The 19th Australian Institute of Physics Congress incorporating the 35th Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Technology will be held Melbourne from the 5th – 9th December 2010.
