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3 Jun 2024: Einstein's general theory of relativity describes gravity extremely well, but doesn't include a satisfactory explanation for dark energy. ... This is why physicists have come up with ways of modifying Einstein's theory.

3 Jun 2024: Caulfield's vision for DAMTP sees it firmly linked into this new age of big data. ... I think it's just amazing that we have all this international [collaboration].

2 Jun 2024: I work in statistical theory. That means I check that the ways people try to make sense of data will work, in that they'll converge on the truth as more ... My professor wrote the third year statistics theory course that I regularly supervise so the

2 Jun 2024: Also it's exciting to collaborate with such an amazing team and learn from each other.". ... What's more, when video footage is involved, a human needs to label a video frame by frame.

2 Jun 2024: For example when we get new types of data we have to unpack it to explore what's there. ... Now we do that again (at least virtually) and it's an absolute joy.

3 Jun 2024: Researching the mathematics of information. Taming big data: the Faculty's new research institute on the mathematics of information.

3 Jun 2024: Cambridge Perspectives: 'My Life in Physics' - Stephen Hawking. Watch Professor Stephen Hawking's public talk from his 75th Birthday Conference, held in July 2017. . ... Read more at: Gravity and Black Holes: Stephen Hawking's 75th Birthday Conference..

2 Jun 2024: Spreading disease. When modelling how a disease spreads, says Gog, you want your models to be tractable, and simple enough so you can understand what's gone into them. ... Instead it's easier to use models that are more transparent, and that you can

2 Jun 2024: Ray Goldstein, Alan Turing Professor of Complex Physical Systems at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP), works on an area of Turing's legacy less well-known than ... To find out more about Goldstein's work on cicadas,

2 Jun 2024: This year Maynard has been recognised for his "spectacular contributions in analytic number theory". ... Maynard's first significant contribution in number theory came when he was a postdoctoral student at the University of Montreal when he was working