The Future of Physical Sciences

The Future of Physical Sciences

Physical Sciences Webinar Series
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In this series we will highlight the exciting research taking place in Cambridge, the impact of the research on everyday lives, and the visions for the future.

Recent events

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Powering the energy transition: novel materials, smarter fuels, and heat re-use

April 2026

Join us for this lunchtime webinar, part of The Future for Physical Sciences webinar series.

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Searching for the Nature of Dark Matter

March 2026

Join us for this lunchtime webinar, part of The Future for Physical Sciences webinar series.

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Why is Greenland so important?

February 2026

What research in Greenland tells us about Earth’s past, present, and future

Take a look at previous webinars in the series by watching the recordings below

The Next-Generation of Energy Storage

Artificial Intelligence — Accelerating Research at the University of Cambridge

Is Earth Unique in the Universe?

How 'Natural' are Natural Hazards?

Melting Ice and Rising Seas

Why is Greenland so important?

Smart Medicines: The Future of Targeted Therapeutics

Searching for the Nature of Dark Matter

Powering the energy transition: novel materials, smarter fuels, and heat re-use.

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This webinar series has been awarded a bronze CASE Circle of Excellence Award

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