Colloquium Schedule - Spring 2020
Thursdays - 3:45 pm in Nielsen Hall 170.
Coffee and cookies are served at 3:15 pm in the Nielsen Hall Atrium.
The Physics and Astronomy colloquium is a forum for invited scientists to present modern research in a fashion accessible to those with a background in physics, but who are not experts in the field. Talks are aimed at a graduate level.
If you have questions about our colloquia, please contact Ferah Munshi at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Date/Host |
Speaker |
Title |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 14 | Mark Jen-Hao Ku | Exploring Quantum Materials with Atomic Qubit Sensor |
| Santos | Harvard University and University of Maryland | |
| Jan 16 | Bihui Zhu | Exploring quantum many-body physics in dipolar systems |
| Blume | Harvard University | |
| Jan 21 | Itamar Kimchi | 'Dirty' Quantum Magnets |
| Blume | University of Colorado, Boulder | |
| Jan 23 | Richard Schmidt | Exploring polarons: From cold atoms to two-dimensional materials |
| Blume | Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics, Garching | |
| Jan 28 | Julia Wildeboer | Quantum many-body physics beyond the ground state |
| Blume | Arizona State University | |
| Jan 30 | Thomas G. Folland | Infrared Polaritonics: Coupling Long Wavelength Light to Quantum Systems |
| Santos | Vanderbilt University | |
| Feb 11 | Madalina Furis | A Condensed Matter Physics Perspective on Small Molecule Electronics |
| Santos | University of Vermont | |
| Feb 13 | Nicholas Laurita | Shining Light On Quantum Materials |
| Santos | Caltech | |
| Feb 18 | Chong Zu | Quantum sensing at high pressures |
| Marino | University of California, Berkeley | |
| Feb 20 | Wenchao Xu | Quantum nonlinear medium engineering with Rydberg polaritons |
| Marino | MIT | |
| Feb 25 | Mikael P. Backlund | Extracting hidden information from your fluorescence microscope |
| Marino | Harvard University | |
| Feb 27 | Qiyu Liang | Simulating the quantum world with ultracold atoms |
| Marino | University of Maryland / NIST | |
| Mar 05 | Frank Holland | Hubble Troubles: From the Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy to Spherical Aberration |
| Gutierrez | Distinguished Alumni |
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Colloquium
Jan 21, 2020 3:45 pm
Nielsen Hall 170 (Neal F. Lane Auditorium) - Itamar Kimchi'Dirty' Quantum Magnets
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Nielsen Hall 170 (Neal F. Lane Auditorium) - Richard SchmidtExploring polarons: From cold atoms to two-dimensional materials
