Hi everyone, and welcome to another year of Physoc! Our first event of the year will be taking place tomorrow at 7pm in Kane G19, where Prof. Stephen Fahy will be giving a talk entitled "X-Ray Lasers: Imaging Atomic Motion".
As usual, we'll have a near-infinite supply of cookies and milk on offer, so you can learn about fascinating properties of nature while scoffing delicious biscuits. The best of all possible worlds! Be sure to come along, we don't bite (we'll be too busy eating cookies anyway)!
The Mystery Tour photos are up super fast this time! The biggest batch yet too! Which we all know just means more to laugh at :p
Uploaded the photos from our '90s quiz! I hope you all had a great time and are enjoying your prizes! We had loads of fun hosting it and writing it, it was one big long nostalgic trip. Thanks for coming! 
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Here are the photos from the Christmas Party! Much merriment and laughter was had.
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Don't forget that our '90s-themed Table Quiz will be on at 8pm in the New Bar this Monday (1st of March)! It's €4 to take part, and teams can have up to 5 members. We'll also be running a raffle, with some fantastic '90s prizes to give away. It's €2 per ticket, or €5 for three tickets. It'll be lots of fun, so be sure to take part!
I've also posted up the poster for the event, which you may have seen around campus! Click on it for high-res nostalgic goodness. Many props to Heather Jackson (our Photography & Media Officer) for putting it together, and Brendan Curtis (our Social Secretary) for working on the questions with her!
At long last the Maths Physics ball photos are up for all to see (and cringe at :p)!
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Hey guys the first mystery tour was so much fun we're going to have another one. It's happening on the 9th of March. Tickets are €12 and will be available on Thursday from anyone on the committee. As always the destination is a mystery but fun guaranteed.
We're having a '90s-themed Table Quiz on Monday the 1st of March! It's on in the New Bar at 8pm, and everyone's welcome. We'll have raffle prizes to give away on the night, as well as prizes for the winning teams. Be sure to start studying up on '90s TV shows and music in preparation!
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Physoc's annual Physics Prize competition will be held on the 2nd of February, at 8pm, in room G7 of the Kane Building.
Everybody is welcome to enter and give a 15 minute talk about a physics-related topic of their interest. The talks will be judged by a panel of lecturers, who will award prizes to the most engaging, well-researched and well-delivered speeches. Good luck to all entrants!
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We're holding our annual Physoc Christmas Party at 8pm tonight, in room G7 of the Kane Building. There'll be plenty of free crackers, selections of cheeses, mince pies and festive cheer to go around!
We'll be braving the winter cold and heading to the Liquid Lounge afterwards, where much dancing and even worse - singing to cheesy Christmas hits will inevitably ensue. Oh dear.
Be sure to come, anyway, it should be great fun!
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