Saturday, 09/11/2019       
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research is a National Centre of the Government of India, under the umbrella of the Department of Atomic Energy, as well as a deemed University awarding degrees for master's and doctoral programs. The Institute was founded in 1945 with support from the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust under the vision of Dr Homi Bhabha. At TIFR, we carry out basic research in physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer science and science education. Our main campus is located in Mumbai, with centres at Pune, Bangalore and Hyderabad.

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TIFR Scientists successfully model Neutrino Oscillations near Supernova Cores

GRAPES-3 Muon Telescope Discovers Record 1.3 Gigavolt Potential in a Thundercloud

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Nov 11, 2019


  • Prof. Justin Wark (Dept. of Physics, Oxford University and Fellow, Trinity College), "Towards a Lattice-Level Understanding of Shock Compression of Materials" in AG - 66 starts at 1130
  • Prof. Sujay Ashok (The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai), "Topological open/closed string dualities (Quantum Spacetime Seminar Series)" in A304 starts at 1130
  • Prof. George Hobbes (CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science), "Searching for gravitational waves with pulsars" in AG-66 starts at 1600
  • Prof. George Hobbs (CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science), "Searching for gravitational waves with pulsars" in Lecture Theatre (AG-66) starts at 1600
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    Nov 11, 2019


  • Prof. Justin Wark (Dept. of Physics, Oxford University and Fellow, Trinity College), "Towards a Lattice-Level Understanding of Shock Compression of Materials" in AG - 66 starts at 1130
  • Prof. Sujay Ashok (The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai), "Topological open/closed string dualities (Quantum Spacetime Seminar Series)" in A304 starts at 1130
  • Prof. George Hobbes (CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science), "Searching for gravitational waves with pulsars" in AG-66 starts at 1600
  • Prof. George Hobbs (CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science), "Searching for gravitational waves with pulsars" in Lecture Theatre (AG-66) starts at 1600
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