Dr Kate Shaw from the University of Sussex gave a seminar entitled: "Physics Across Borders: International Collaboration, Open Data and Opportunity".
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| Dr Kate Shaw in the main lecture theatre at Enssat during her seminar on 15 October. |
She presented the ICTP’s ‘Physics Without Frontiers’ programme, which supports physics education and research for undergraduate students in countries where opportunities can be limited. Together, these examples show how international relationships can advance science and widen who has the chance to contribute to it.
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| Dr Kate Shaw, from the University of Sussex |
Dr Kate Shaw
is an Associate Professor of Particle Physics at the University of
Sussex and staff at the International Centre of Theoretical Physics. She
works on the ATLAS experiment at CERN (Switserland) and the Deep
Underground Neutrino Experiment at Fermilab (USA).
A co-founder of Physics Without Frontiers, she uses open data and education to make physics more accessible worldwide.
Her work has been recognised with the Royal Society Research Culture Award and the European Physical Society Outreach Award.