A reminder to 12PhD (Mrs Casson's class) you have a test on Mathematical Methods in Physics Friday Lesson 5.
Happy revision!
CCA
Wednesday 30 September 2015
Thursday 24 September 2015
Work for Thursday 24th September Ms Hamnett 12b
Dear Y12
For next week's lesson, please can you make notes on alpha, beta and gamma decay and the changes to the nucleus caused by each type of decay. Find an example of a balanced decay equation for each one and bring your notes to next Tuesday's lesson.
Thanks
Ms H
For next week's lesson, please can you make notes on alpha, beta and gamma decay and the changes to the nucleus caused by each type of decay. Find an example of a balanced decay equation for each one and bring your notes to next Tuesday's lesson.
Thanks
Ms H
Monday 21 September 2015
PUBLIC LECTURE ON QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY
See below - free and all welcome but booking is required
Ms H
Ms H
PUBLIC
LECTURE ON QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY
Quantum - from
Schroedinger’s Science to New Technology
[Imperial College, NPL and Kavli
Institute]
Monday 28th September
2015
6.30pm Welcome
drink
7.00pm Public
Lecture
Venue: Auditorium,
St John’s College, Oxford, OX1 3JP
(Entrance via the
Porters Lodge at the Main College gate on St Giles)
As
part of the Quantum UK 2015 conference, Professor Sir Peter Knight will give a
public lecture on current advances in quantum research and how disruptive
technologies harnessing quantum properties will revolutionise our world in the
21st century. Professor Sir Peter Knight FRS is a world-renowned physicist who
plays a continuing role in shaping the UK's civilian and military strategies on
next generation technologies. In this open lecture, Sir Peter will introduce
the world of quantum technologies. Come along to hear how quantum particles can
be used to sense, measure and communicate with unprecedented precision and
security. Book your free ticket now at Eventbrite.co.uk, search for Peter Knight,
or click here.
Drinks
are free and you don’t need a PhD!
Tuesday 15 September 2015
12b Ms Hamnett work for Thursday
Dear 12b
I am away on Thursday 17th September - here is the work I am setting you;
1. Complete the "Maths for Physics" test given out in class and bring to next lesson
2. Read the "Quarks and the weak interaction" article, highlight all the Physics vocabulary you know in one colour and write definitions of each word. Then highlight all the vocabulary you don't know in another colour and bring to next lesson.
This article is not aimed at confusing you, but mean to show you how far you will get - it probably looks like gobbledygook now but you will understand most of it by just after half term!
Thanks
Ms H
I am away on Thursday 17th September - here is the work I am setting you;
1. Complete the "Maths for Physics" test given out in class and bring to next lesson
2. Read the "Quarks and the weak interaction" article, highlight all the Physics vocabulary you know in one colour and write definitions of each word. Then highlight all the vocabulary you don't know in another colour and bring to next lesson.
This article is not aimed at confusing you, but mean to show you how far you will get - it probably looks like gobbledygook now but you will understand most of it by just after half term!
Thanks
Ms H
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