
Brian Cox
Professor of Particle Physics | BBC Science Presenter

His BBC documentaries including Wonders of the Universe and The Planets have made him the most recognized scientist in Britain, reaching audiences of millions.
Brian Cox is Professor of Particle Physics at the University of Manchester and has worked on the ATLAS experiment at CERNs Large Hadron Collider. His BBC documentaries including Wonders of the Universe and The Planets have made him the most recognized scientist in Britain, reaching audiences of millions.
Cox previously played keyboard in the band D:Ream and holds a Royal Society professorship for public engagement. His keynotes make complex science accessible while maintaining depth, covering topics from the origins of the universe to humanitys future in space.
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