Alex Hopkins Lecture - ‘Is the Milky Way Special?’ Professor Chris Lintott

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• Professor Chris Lintott, University of Oxford
• Friday 22 March 2019, 17:00-18:00
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Lecture Theatre at the Department of Chemistry (off the SPRI car park).

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Alex Hopkins was an Undergraduate, Advanced Student and Teaching Fellow in Chemistry at Churchill College who died tragically young in 2006. The fund in his memory was established by his family and friends to support Chemistry at Churchill.

Each year, the fund supports the award of one or more prizes for outstanding overall achievement in the final Tripos examination in Chemistry. From 2011 onwards, the fund will also sponsor an annual ‘Alex Hopkins Lecture’, to be held in the Department of Chemistry. Alex’s infectious enthusiasm and humour characterized his teaching and his exceptional ability to communicate his passion for science. The lectures, although routed in science, aim to be as much about entertaining as educating and are designed to be appealing and accessible to all.

2019 Alex Hopkins Lecture by Professor Chris Lintott

22 March 2019, 17:00

Bristol Myers Squibb Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

This year’s lecture, entitled ‘Is the Milky Way Special?’, will be given by Professor Chris Lintott, astrophysicist at the University of Oxford and presenter of The Sky at Night.

In this talk, Chris Lintott will draw on cutting-edge research and results from his own Galaxy Zoo project to compare the Milky Way to the other galaxies which surround us, and ask whether we’re living in a special time in its history.

This talk is part of the Chemistry Departmental-wide lectures series.

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