Colloquia Archives
Fall 2019 Colloquia
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/Host | Speaker/Institution | Title/Abstract |
| 8/28 Goeckner |
Amena Khan and Lamya Saleh (UT Dallas) |
Morphology Dependent Excited States in Conjugated Polymers AND From Proto-Galactic Clouds to Planets in Tight Binary Stellar Systems |
| 9/4 F. Zhang |
Sanfeng Wu (Princeton University) |
Topology and Correlations in Monolayer Crystals |
| 9/11 Kesden |
Joey Key (University of Washington at Bothell) |
The Future of Gravitational Wave Astronomy |
| 9/18 Lv |
Ping Liu (UT Arlington) |
Low-Dimensional Hard Magnetic Materials |
| 9/25 Kolodrubetz |
Shyam Shankar (UT Austin) |
Amplifying microwave signals with noise set by Heisenbergs uncertainty principle |
| 10/2 C. Zhang |
Alexander Seidel (Washington University in St. Louis) |
The Hidden Orders of Matter |
| 10/9 Lumata |
Salahuddin Ahmad (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center) |
Medical Physics and the Clinical and Research Profile of the Department of Radiation Oncology at OUHSC |
| 10/16 Chen |
Xiaojia Zhang (UCLA) |
Ionosphere-magnetosphere coupling driven by wave-particle resonant interaction |
| 10/23 Kesden |
Leo Stein (University of Mississippi) |
Testing Einstein with numerical relativity: theories beyond general relativity, and the precision frontier |
| 10/30 Malko |
Masaru Kuno (University of Notre Dame) |
Understanding anion and cation migration in hybrid perovskite solar cells |
| 11/6 C. Zhang |
Marlan Scully (Texas A&M University) |
From Special to General Relativity with Unruh and Hawking: Light from atoms falling into a black hole |
| 11/13 C. Zhang |
Christopher Monroe (University of Maryland) |
Quantum Computing with Atoms – 2019 Anson L. Clark Memorial Lecture |
| 11/14 C. Zhang |
Christopher Monroe (University of Maryland) |
Quantum Simulations with Trapped Ions |
| 11/20 Slinker |
Jose Moran Mirabal (McMaster University) |
Super-Resolution Microscopy to Study Cellulose Structure at the Nanoscale |
| 11/27 | Fall Break – NO COLLOQUIUM |
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| 12/4 Penev |
Daniel Tamayo (Princeton University) |
Predicting The Fate of Worlds |
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