Explore five proposed experiments that could reshape physics as Professor Vlatko Vedral examines quantum theory on a macroscopic scale, from gravity and living systems to conscious observers. Bring your questions for the audience Q&A after the talk.
Vlatko Vedral will give a public talk exploring five physics experiments that he believes could help revolutionise the field. The session focuses on testing quantum physics in the macroscopic domain, with themes including gravity, living systems and conscious observers.
The event is organised by the Institute of Physics and hosted at the University of Worcester. It is presented as a talk with an audience Q&A afterwards, making it suitable for anyone interested in modern physics and contemporary research ideas.
Refreshments are available before the talk begins, and attendees are asked to register in advance so the organisers can manage seating and catering. The speaker is Professor of Quantum Information Science at the University of Oxford and will draw on his research background to discuss these ideas in an accessible public format.
Vlatko Vedral, Professor of Quantum Information Science, University of Oxford
4 November 2026, 19:30 – 21:00
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