For Students

In 1963 soon-to-be Prime Minister Harold Wilson gave one of the most iconic speeches in UK politics. The future would be forged in the 'white heat of technology'. It still resonates.

Prof Alain Goriely explains the cracking science behind the whip.

A reminder that this week’s Fridays@2 session in L1 will feature a panel discussion on "What is it like to do a PhD in Maths?"

If you've ever wondered what doing mathematical research is really like, or whether a DPhil might be right for you, this is a chance to hear directly from current DPhil students about their experiences.

Get involved

Help shape AIIMO or volunteer to help set up the group: https://tally.so/r/xVVKxd

We are the Oxford Energy Society (OES), a student society focused on the science and policy driving the energy transition. We are a multi-disciplinary collective, regularly hosting talks, challenges, and networking socials with the leading voices and companies in the energy space.

This year we have a packed calendar of free events open to all, starting with welcome drinks at the King's Arms on Wednesday (we have a bar tab!). You can see our full Michaelmas term card on our Instagram, but some of the headlines include:

James Munro on his experience of students' use of AI.

How many holes can you find in the straw? You might be surprised by the answer!

Numberphile LIVE: How Many Pikachus Would It Take To Power A Lightbulb? 

Saturday 21st November, 6:30pm, Oxford Natural History Museum

Featuring talks from Brady Haran, James Grime, Ben Sparks - and hosted by Tim Harford. 

First Friday @11 is here! These sessions are likely to be most relevant for first year undergraduates, but all are welcome!