Geoffrey Luckhurst Honorary member of the Royal Irish Academy
15/06/10 15:30
In May 2010 Prof. Geoffrey R Luckhurst was elected to be a Honorary member of the Royal Irish Academy. Read more in Liquid Crystals Today
BLCS awards 2010
03/04/10 08:31
During the 2010 annual meeting of the British Liquid Crystal Society the three prizes of the society were awarded.
Martin Schadt is the 2010 recipient of the G.W. Gray medal, Mike Hird was awarded the C. Hilsum medal, and Stephen Morris received the Young Scientist award.
Congratulations to all prize winners.
The traditional Ben Sturgeon Lecture was delivered by Jose Luis Serrano.
Read more in Liquid Crystals Today
Martin Schadt is the 2010 recipient of the G.W. Gray medal, Mike Hird was awarded the C. Hilsum medal, and Stephen Morris received the Young Scientist award.
Congratulations to all prize winners.
The traditional Ben Sturgeon Lecture was delivered by Jose Luis Serrano.
Read more in Liquid Crystals Today
Liquid Crystal Theory and Modelling: Discussion Meeting
04/09/09 20:03
29th – 30th October 2009, at St Anne's College, Oxford
Jointly organised by Dr Apala Majumdar (Oxford) and Professor Nigel Mottram (Strathclyde)
URL: https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/events/liquid-crystal-workshop
This two-day discussion meeting will consist of six themed sessions: three sessions focussing on the mathematical modelling and the theoretical foundations of liquid crystals; one session on the numerical simulation of liquid crystalline systems; one session on mathematical theories for related areas such as colloids and biological materials; and one session on liquid crystal applications in industry.
Funded by the Oxford Centre for Collaborative Applied Mathematics and the London Mathematical Society
Jointly organised by Dr Apala Majumdar (Oxford) and Professor Nigel Mottram (Strathclyde)
URL: https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/events/liquid-crystal-workshop
This two-day discussion meeting will consist of six themed sessions: three sessions focussing on the mathematical modelling and the theoretical foundations of liquid crystals; one session on the numerical simulation of liquid crystalline systems; one session on mathematical theories for related areas such as colloids and biological materials; and one session on liquid crystal applications in industry.
Funded by the Oxford Centre for Collaborative Applied Mathematics and the London Mathematical Society
Prof Sadashiva and Dr Dierking receive the 2009 medals of the British Liquid Crystal Society
29/06/09 08:38
Prestigious fellowships awarded to three early career liquid crystal researchers
29/06/09 08:37
Special session at EuroDisplay 2009 (IDRC) in honour of Prof Kobayashi’s 77th birthday
29/06/09 08:36