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Fall 2018 Colloquia

Fall 2018 Colloquia Archive

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 Kesden.

Date/HostSpeaker/InstitutionTitle/Abstract
8/29  
9/5
Lee
Hal Edwards
(Texas Instruments)
Adventures in Semiconductor Devices
9/12
Izen
Joseph Haley
(Oklahoma State)
Searching for naturalness, searching for vector-like quarks
9/19
C. Zhang
Ian Spielman
(Joint Quantum Institute, Maryland)
Chern numbers counted in a synthetic-dimension quantum Hall strip
9/26
Ishak-Boushaki
Bao-An Li
(Texas A&M Commerce)
Probing the Equation of State of Super-Dense and Neutron-Rich Matter with Nuclear Reactions, Neutron Stars and Gravitational Waves
10/3
Lumata
Matthew Siegfried
(Savannah River National Laboratory)
Development and Use of an Electrostatic Particle Collector for Swipe Subsampling
10/10
C. Zhang
Liang Feng
(University of Pennsylvania)
Quantum Inspired Photonics
10/17
Slinker
Bingqian Xu
(University of Georgia)
Single Atom at Action under Microscope
10/24
Kesden
Joel Meyers
(SMU)
Cosmological Probes of Fundamental Physics
10/31
Kolodrubetz
Pedram Roushan
(Google)
Spectral signatures of many-body localization with interacting photons
11/7
King
Richard Golden
(UT Dallas)
Asymptotic Behavior of Nonlinear High-Dimensional Adaptive Learning with Cognitive-Neuroscience Applications
11/14
Lee
Michael Kesden
(UT Dallas)
Learning about binary black holes using gravitational waves
11/21NO COLLOQUIUM – Fall Break 
11/28
Kesden
Kelly Holley-Bockelmann
(Vanderbilt University)
Peering Into the Dark: Opening Up the Gravitational Wave Universe with LISA
12/5
Kolodrubetz
Joseph Ngai
(UT Arlington)
Multifunctional crystalline oxides on semiconductors: elevating the semiconductor-oxide heterojunction beyond the MIS paradigm

Colloquium Archive

*Unfortunately colloquia websites from Spring 2020-Fall 2021 are not currently available due to issues from website migration