Spring 2025
Wednesdays @ 4:00 p.m.
SCI 1.210
Our department 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 the graduate level.
If you have questions about our colloquium, please contact Dr. Michael Kolodrubetz
Date/Host Speaker/Institution/Host Title 1/22 Omar Mohammed, KAUST (Malko) Mapping Charge Carrier Dynamics: From Solar to X-ray Imaging Scintillation Materials 1/29 Trevor Arp, UCSB (Malko) Imaging Emergence in 2D Materials 2/3 at 3PM (location JO 3.516) Yu-Ping Lin, UC Berkeley (F. Zhang) Correlated phases and ultrafast optical control in kagome quantum materials 2/5 Mengke Liu, Harvard University (Malko) Quantum Materials with Reduced Dimensionality 2/10 at 3PM (location JO 3.516) Edwin Huang, University of Notre Dame (F. Zhang) Deciphering the fundamental charge excitations of quantum materials through numerical simulation 2/12 Alexander von Hoegen, MIT (Malko) Controlling THz Light-Matter Coupling to Manipulate Layered Quantum Materials 2/17 at 3PM (location JO 3.516) Ming Xie, University of Maryland (F. Zhang) When Many-Body Correlations Meet Topology: A New Landscape of Emergent Quantum Phases 2/19 Yves Kwan, Princeton University (F. Zhang) Strongly Correlated Electrons Across the Moiré Universe 3/12 Joseph Estrera, Aviation Specialties Unlimited (Glosser) Advanced Night Technologies for Military and Civilian Aviation Applications 3/26 Liuyan Zhao, University of Michigan (Lv) Exploring and exploiting enhanced fluctuations in the two-dimensional limit 4/2 Xi Ling, Boston University (Malko) Designed Synthesis of non vdW 2D Materials for Advanced Electronics 4/9 Hanyu Zhu, Rice (Lv) Chiral (or axial) phonons and their coupling with spins 4/16 Chris Packham, UTSA (Kesden) The Habitable Worlds Observatory 4/23 Mitch Thornton, SMU (Kolodrubetz) Higher-dimensioned Quantum Computation Research 4/30 Anna Tenerani, UT Austin (Vasko) Uncovering solar wind origins and dynamics with the Parker Solar Probe
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*Unfortunately colloquia websites from Spring 2020-Fall 2021 are not currently available due to issues from website migration
