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NanoLundians were all over the Department of Physics during the Culture Night (Kulturnatten) – an event during which establishments throughout the city of Lund open their doors to the public. Our pride knew no bounds when our newest PhD, Patrik Nilsson, took home the victory at the Science Slam.
During Kulturnatten, visitors to the Department of Physics explored a wide range of physical phenomena. For example, they learned how rainbows form, saw what superconductors look like at extremely low temperatures, toured Lund Nano Lab, discovered (under the brilliant supervision of Kim Cuong Le) how to hold fire in their hands without burning themselves, and voted in the Science Slam. The winner: Patrik Nilsson, who recently defended his thesis.
Photos by Evelina Lindén
