oh hello!

Eh? Who? Why?! I'm a professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Strathclyde and spend most of my time thinking, writing grant proposals, and lecture. Wijnne is a rather odd Dutch family name and, not unimportantly, my proper surname even though I go through life by the name Wynne. Anyway, this site seemed like a really good idea at some point, languished for a while, changed to a blog, and is languishing again. More information about physics and more specifically research into ultrafast phenomena can be found at the website of my research group, the Biomolecular & Chemical Physics group. Please, do have a look at the website of the Glasgow-based company idealEye for photography, web design, and design for print. Wijnne.com also has a rather extensive section on the genealogy of the Wijnne family going back to the sixteenth century (maybe 15th...). So watch out for those Dutch error 404s!

contact

Klaas Wynne FInstP FRSC
BCP
Department of Physics, SUPA
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow G4 0NG, UK
Work email: klaas.wynne@phys.strath.ac.uk

de familie Wijnne

De genealogische Wijnne dingen staan nu hier.

the "boss"

I'd like to acknowledge my network provider: the University of Strathclyde and more specifically the Department of Physics. Please check out the University of Strathclyde brand rules to see how proper professional design is done.

links

And here are some sites that are just cool or nice looking or something to that effect:

play stuff

1/4/8: play with words

I came across two web sites with some interesting optical illusions. One page has rather simple but very dizzying pictures and another has a nauseating optical illusion. I redid the last picture in Illustrator and there is a plain version of it (PNG, 151kB) and an Illustrator version (AI, 934kB). Warning: Looking at these pictures might actually make you sick.

play around web pages

These links are of no interest except for me: