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		<h1>Centennial Physics Lectures at Peking University</h1>
		<e>It has been nearly 100 years since the Department of Physics was established 
at Peking University. The Department’s founding in 1913 was not only an 
announcement of the importance that Peking University placed on the physical 
sciences, but also a milestone in the development of modern science in China. A 
hundred years on, the Department has made distinguished contributions to the 
nation and to the world in both education and academics. The department is now a 
college, the School of Physics, which includes physics, astronomy, and 
atmospheric and oceanic sciences.</e>
		<e>To celebrate its centennial, the School of Physics creates the distinguished 
lecture series: Centennial Physics Lectures at Peking University. Eminent 
scholars around the world will be invited to present lectures on both 
fundamental and cutting-edge problems in physics, astronomy, and atmospheric and 
oceanic sciences. We hope that this lecture series will establish a 
thought-provoking forum, stimulate lively and topical intellectual debates, 
strengthen global and interdisciplinary collaborations, promote the advancement 
of physical sciences, extend the distinguished and innovative scholarly 
tradition at Peking University. The lecture series will be held once each 
semester, starting in 2010. Colleagues and students from all fields and all 
institutes are invited to attend.</e>
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					<a href="../../events/120531.xml">Lecture 5: Manipulating and Transforming Photons with Nanotechnology: From Photo-Physics to Emerging Technologies</a>
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					<a href="../../events/archives/111018.xml">Lecture 4: The Hydrological Cycle and Global Warming</a>
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					<a href="../../events/archives/110607.xml">Lecture 3: The Frontiers of Fundamental Physics</a>
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					<a href="../../events/archives/101117.xml">Lecture 2: Physics of Nano-Scale Systems: Nanoscience – towards a new Technology</a>
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					<a href="../../events/archives/100304.xml">Lecture 1: Does the everyday world really obey quantum mechanics?</a> (<a href="http://lecture.pku.edu.cn/groups/physics/weblog/7f6a5/ " target="_blank">Vedio</a>) 
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