skip to content
Home

Kavli Institute for Cosmology, Cambridge

Read more at: KICC Overview
KavliStone_250.jpg

KICC Overview

The Kavli Institute for Cosmology (KICC) provides an environment in which the University’s cosmologists and astrophysicists from different academic departments can share knowledge, work together on major projects and develop new initiatives.

Read more at: Research Themes
Teaser_Cluster_250.png

Research Themes

Kavli research encompasses observational experiments and theoretical modelling of the Universe. It's origin and evolution from the 'Big Bang' through to the present and into the future.

Read more at: Projects
Teaser_eelt_250.jpg

Projects

Scientists at KICC have been leading, or have been heavily involved in many major observational, instrumental and computational projects, often involving large international collaborations.

Read more at: People
Teaser_KavliGroup_250.jpg

People

The Kavli Institute brings together eminent Professors, Lecturers, Postdoctoral and Doctoral Researchers from three University departments, Institute of Astronomy, Cavendish Astrophysics and Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) together with visiting academics from around the world.

Read more at: Kavli Science Focus Meeting - Feedback in and around galaxies

Kavli Science Focus Meeting - Feedback in and around galaxies

KICC are pleased to host regular regular half-day or full-day internal meetings, usually one or two per term. These focus on the science themes of the Kavli Institute however they also encompass cross-themed meetings. These informal events promote discussion and are centred around a set of talks...

 

KICC Annual Report 2020

Read more >

Twitter button

 

Contact us

Kavli Institute for Cosmology,
University of Cambridge,
Madingley Road,
Cambridge
CB3 0HA

Information provided by:
kavlisec@ast.cam.ac.uk

Site Privacy & Cookie Policies

Quick links

Institute of Astronomy
Cavendish Astrophysics
DAMTP

Summer Student Enquiries

Kavli Happy Hour Talks

Study at Cambridge

About the University

Research at Cambridge