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Dario’s Astrochemistry Webinar

Experiments meet theoretical calculations

Size and shape effects in aligned PAHs

Public Engagement at Liceo Scientifico Albert Einstein (Palermo, Italy)

The fingerprint of protonated buckminsterfullerene

Organizing Astroseminar

Secondment Diaries – Georgios at Münster

Public Engagement Activity at Milan University

My Secondment to Hiden Analytical

New day, new lab

Who can be a scientist?

Physics and Fun in the Alps

One Day Visit to Leiden

What and Where is Lindau ?

Secondment at Milan University

7 things I discovered doing public engagement during my PhD

What is HPC and why do we need it?

Why is there a social scientist in EUROPAH?

EUROPAH featured in AstroPAH

Our first public engagement event together

26/04/201908/02/2023 Dario CampisiBlog, Work

Who can be a scientist?

Anyone could potentially be a scientist. A common (big) mistake is to think that being a scientist means you need to be a genius, dress in a bow tie, and to only think about work,Continue reading

10/04/201908/02/2023 RijuthaBlog, Work

Physics and Fun in the Alps

Les Houches is famous as a skiing resort to most of the world but to physicists and aspiring physicists it is famous for being home to the Les Houches School of Physics.

04/04/201908/02/2023 Michal BulakBlog, Work

One Day Visit to Leiden

Who would like to go on a one day trip to a new city, share their passion for science and meet a whole bunch of interesting people? This entry will be about Julianna Palotas (RadboudContinue reading

12/03/201908/02/2023 RijuthaBlog, Work

What and Where is Lindau ?

EUROPAH ESR Rijutha Jaganathan has been selected to attend the Lindau Meet this summer. She writes about what the meet is all about.

04/02/201908/02/2023 Dario CampisiBlog, Work

Secondment at Milan University

All ESRs are destined to spend some time in another institution (secondments). Specifically, Dario has already spent three weeks last October at Milan University in Prof. Rocco Martinazzo’s group, learning new techniques in quantum chemistry.Continue reading

29/01/201908/02/2023 GraphicScienceBlog

7 things I discovered doing public engagement during my PhD

A guest blog from Emma Sackville, who recently completed her PhD in Sustainable Chemistry at the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies, University of Bath. 1.Anyone can be a public One of the first things youContinue reading

17/12/201808/02/2023 Evgeny PosenitskiyBlog, Work

What is HPC and why do we need it?

Let me introduce you to a good friend of many computational scientists from all over the world – the High-Performance Computing (HPC) system or simply supercomputer. It is not picky, but you have to explainContinue reading

29/11/201808/02/2023 Laurene CheilanBlog, Work

Why is there a social scientist in EUROPAH?

  I am the only ESR of the Europah network doing her PhD in social science. The question that usually comes next is “Why on Earth (and, incidentally, in space) would you need a socialContinue reading

26/11/201808/02/2023 Sanjana PanchagnulaBlog, Extra, Work

EUROPAH featured in AstroPAH

  Earlier this week, the EUROPAH network was featured in AstroPAH, a monthly newsletter focused on the latest research about polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in astronomical environments. AstroPAH aims to highlight the experimental, theoretical andContinue reading

18/10/201808/02/2023 RijuthaBlog, Work

Our first public engagement event together

It is not often that the ESRs are all together in the same country, let alone the same city, so we decided to take advantage of this at the Heriot-Watt University Open Day that tookContinue reading

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