Author: nchancel

The Computational Physics group is pleased to announce that Ilias Konstantinou, a PhD student at Newcastle University, has won our banner image competition with his image of a simulation of blood under a magnetic field. The submission, along with a brief scientific description and acknowledgements of funding can be found here:

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The deadline for the CPG Banner competition had been extended to January 31st 2019, midnight GMT as a reminder, terms and conditions can be found here, the hashtag associated with this competition is #CPGbannerCompetition. Please submit images which showcase computational physics to CPGbanner_comp@mail.com along with a 150 word caption understandable by non-experts. Prize values and other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

The deadline for the CPG Banner competition had been extended to January 1st 2019, as a reminder, terms and conditions can be found here, the hashtag has also been changed to the more accurate #CPGbannerCompetition. Please submit images which showcase computational physics to CPGbanner_comp@mail.com along with a 150 word caption understandable by non-experts. Prize values and other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

The computational physics group needs a new banner and we want your help to create it!

Please submit images which showcase computational physics to CPGbanner_comp@mail.com along with a 150 word caption understandable by non-experts. If you aren’t a CPG group member (but are an IoP member) then join — it’s free. Cash prizes will be offered (50 GBP for the first, 25 GBP for the two runner ups). See here for full terms and conditions. Submitters are also encouraged to tweet under #CPGbannerCompetition, but official submissions must be made through email. The competition closes on the 1st of January 2019