Why I chose to study Physics & Philosophy at King’s
Choosing which course to pursue at university can be tricky! In this post I’ll be outlining some factors which helped me make the decision to […]
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A typical week for a first year Physics & Philosophy student at King’s
In this post, I will give an overview of the kind of activities that I spent my time doing as a first year Physics & […]
5 reasons why I love Physics & Philosophy at King’s
As a third Year Physics & Philosophy student at King’s College London, I would like to share with you five reasons why I love my […]
5 reasons why I love Physics
Physics is the science that describes everything that surrounds us. It can sometimes be unexpectedly hard, or beautifully neat and easy. If you think about […]
20 questions with a Physics student
We asked Physics student, Favour, 20 questions about her course and life at King’s. Here we go… 1 – What year are you in? I […]
5 reasons why I love Physics
There are many aspects of Physics that I love, but let me share my top 5 reasons with you: 1. Physics […]
Letter from a PhD student to a first year | Physics
By Matt Lane, PhD Cross-disciplinary Approaches to Non-Equilibrium Systems, Department of Physics The transition from college to university can be daunting, but now that you’re […]
Letter from a graduating Physics student to a first year
By Julia Lascar, MSci Physics & Philosophy, Department of Physics Dear first year, I’m you, but older, wiser, tired, and heavily caffeinated. Well, I’m probably […]
Biophysics – What do you study in biophysics?
By Dr Katelyn Spillane, Lecturer in Experimental Biophysics, Department of Physics I’m Katelyn, a Lecturer in Experimental Biophysics and the programme coordinator for our new […]
My Research at King’s – Non-Equilibrium Systems
By Matt Lane, PhD Cross-disciplinary Approaches to Non-Equilibrium Systems, Department of Physics As a theorist, I spend a third of my time reading, a third […]