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Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome to SEPnet, the South East Physics Network. We are a network of universities in the South East of England, working together to deliver excellence in physics.

Welcome to SEPnet, the South East Physics Network. We are a network of universities in the South East of England, working together to deliver excellence in physics.

Meet the people who are bringing SEPnet to life, discover more about our impressive reputation and study opportunities, and engage with our innovative programmes that bring the excitement of physics to students, provide practical support for teachers, and develop skilled graduates who will meet the needs of employers.

Meet the people who are bringing SEPnet to life, discover more about our impressive reputation and study opportunities, and engage with our innovative programmes that bring the excitement of physics to students, provide practical support for teachers, and develop skilled graduates who will meet the needs of employers.

Explore more about how we’re leading the way with high quality research, the largest physics PhD training programme in England, scores of undergraduate placements, and outreach activities, all of which are informed by the needs of employers for skilled physics graduates.

Explore more about how we’re leading the way with high quality research, the largest physics PhD training programme in England, scores of undergraduate placements, and outreach activities, all of which are informed by the needs of employers for skilled physics graduates.

FAQs

I’m interested in SEPnet and would like to find out more. Who can I contact?

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What resources are available for teachers?

Can we have an event at our school?

I’m an employer. Can I get involved in SEPnet?

We’d like to host a physics student over the summer. How do we get involved with the bursary scheme?

I’m interested in SEPnet and would like to find out more. Who can I contact?

I’d like to find a physicist to speak at our event or comment on a news story.

What resources are available for teachers?

Can we have an event at our school?

I’m an employer. Can I get involved in SEPnet?

We’d like to host a physics student over the summer. How do we get involved with the bursary scheme?

I’m interested in SEPnet and would like to find out more. Who can I contact?

I’d like to find a physicist to speak at our event or comment on a news story.

What resources are available for teachers?

Can we have an event at our school?

I’m an employer. Can I get involved in SEPnet?

We’d like to host a physics student over the summer. How do we get involved with the bursary scheme?

23 October 2024

GRADnet Induction Day 23 October 2024

Cristobel

Soares

The GRADnet Induction Day for new SEPnet PhD students was held on Wednesday, 23 October at ISH Venues, London W1.

Students heard about the GRADnet Training Programme for 2024-5 and had the opportunity to attend two out of three workshops.

Thank you to our speakers who ran the following workshops:

Publication and peer review: how to make it as an author and a reviewer:   Kate Porter, Senior Publisher at IOP Publishing:

Science communication skills:   Aarushi Singh, OPE Assistant and Priyanshi Purohit, University of Hertfordshire:

DISCnet:  Introduction to Machine Learning using ATLAS Open Data:  Dr Kate Shaw, Lecturer, Dr Thomas Stevenson, Research Fellow, Physics and Astronomy, School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, and Caley Yardley, PhD student, University of Sussex:

Austin Wallis, 3rd Year PhD student at Southampton talked about his invaluable experience of doing a SEPnet placement  at the UK Atomic Energy Authority and recommended doing a placement during one's PhD.

Feedback from the students was very positive: "great day, informative and a good opportunity to meet other students from the network!"

Hope to see you all at a future GRADnet event!