A few of our group members recently took part in a NanoDTC autumn school in Denmark. As one of the activities, they created a wonderful popular science video on structural colour and how it explains the mechanism behind the chameleon’s colour change.
A big thank you to Rowena Davies, Lille Borrensen, , Zofia Dziekan, David Vu Boi, Paul Pust, Tom Williamson and Anne Marie Faaborg for making it happen!
In March, we packed up all our labs and moved from the old Physics Department to the Ray Dolby Centre — the new home of the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge. The video Read more…
As every year, our group organised the NanoPhotonics Summer School. Each morning we heard inspiring talks from academic speakers and explored ideas for future projects. In the evenings, we connected with NanoPhotonics alumni, learning about Read more…
This week, our group joined the Physics at Work exhibition at the Cavendish Laboratory. Across three days, hundreds of students came to discover how physics shapes science, technology, and everyday life. We had a great Read more…
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