Inaugural Lecture: Professor Dorje Brody

We can all perceive events taking place in three dimensions. In mathematics and physics, however, we are often confronted with events in higher dimensions that are very difficult to visualise inside our mind. Yet, progresses will not be made without our ability to comprehend the incomprehensible! In this lecture Professor Brody will illustrate tentative ideas of universes in higher-dimensional space-times, and describe how some of the mysteries of nature (e.g. dark matter, Higgs particles) might be attributed to extra dimensions. 

A light supper will be provided.

To reserve your place at the lecture, please email the Events Team at events@brunel.ac.uk or telephone 01895 266451, giving your name, school/department and email address. Please also indicate if you have any special access or dietary requirements.
 
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