In 2025, the 15th edition of the SiliconPV Conference in cooperation with nPV Workshop will take place at the Mathematical Institute in Oxford, renowned for its notable graduates and located in the historic city of in Oxford, UK.
Address:
Mathematical Institute
Andrew Wiles Building
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter
Woodstock Road
Oxford OX2 6GG
United Kingdom
GPS tracker: 51°45'38.2"N 1°15'46.1"W
© Mathematical Institute, Oxford
How to travel to Oxford:
By air:
By rail:
Trains run at least once an hour between Oxford and London (Paddington), and twice an hour during peak times, but the coach will be cheaper and more frequent. Oxford railway station is about 1.5km from the Department of Materials. Oxford Parkway is about 3km from the Department of Materials on a frequent direct bus route.
By bus:
Stagecoach runs a frequent 24hr service between London (Victoria Coach Station) and Oxford. The Oxford Bus Company's 'The Airline' service also runs direct services to Oxford from the airports Heathrow (every 30 minutes) and Gatwick (every 2 hours). Information about coach services from other parts of the country is available at http://www.nationalexpress.co.uk. Gloucester Green central coach station is about 1km from the Department of Materials.
By public transport
There are several buses and trains running from Oxford city centre directly to the Mathematical Insititute of the Oxford University. The station is called Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford.
By car
Recommeded parking location
You can also reach the university by bicycle
The information has been taken from the website the website of the Mathematical Institute. To see the details and download the visitor leaflet please visit the Visitor Travel Info page or Travel to the Mathematical Isntitute page.
Disability support can be found here.
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