`Dark Matter in the Universe'

The Tenth BARKLA Lecture was given on Thursday, November 5th 2015, 5 p.m. in the Rotblat Lecture Theatre, Department of Physics (Bld. 207, E6 on the campus map), by Professor Katherine Freese, Director of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics (Nordita, Stockholm). Refreshments were served from 4:30 p.m. and the lecture was followed by a drinks reception in the foyer outside the lecture hall. The Barkla Colloquium is aimed at a broad audience and undergraduates are cordially invited to attend the event.

Links

• Katherine Freese on Wikipedia
  
• Katherine Freese's page at the University of Michigan
  
• Katherine Freese's work on Spires
  
  
• Announcement-poster
  
  
• Ninth Barkla Lecture by Jacob Bekenstein
  
• Eighth Barkla Lecture by Viatcheslav Mukhanov
  
• Seventh Barkla Lecture by John Ellis
  
• The sixth Barkla lecture was given on 25th Jan. 2011 as part of the `Science and Society' lecture series by Professor Sine Larsen, president of the International Union of Crystallography.
  She talked about `The impact of x-rays on society'.
  
• Fifth Barkla Lecture by Michael Green
  
• Fourth Barkla Lecture by Gerard 't Hooft
  
• Third Barkla Lecture by Francois Englert
  
• Second Barkla Lecture by Martinus Veltman
  
• First Barkla Lecture by Frank Wilczek
  
  

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