All Events

IQUIST Seminar: "Hidden time-reversal symmetry in dissipative quantum systems: from exact solutions to engineering many-body entanglement," Aashish Clerk, Professor of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago

Speaker: Aashish Clerk, Professor of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago

The World of Webb, the Cosmic Circle of Life, and seeing through the Eyes of Einstein

Professor Rogier Windhorst

Astrophysics, Relativity, and Cosmology Seminar - Alex Drlica Wagner (U. Chicago/FNAL) "More than a Decade of DECam"

Alex Drlica Wagner (U. Chicago/FNAL)

Thesis Defense: "Dynamic Weakening and Trained Memory in Avalanche Dynamics: From High-Entropy Alloys to Neurons and Spin Systems"

Ming-Wei Liu, Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

IQUIST Young Researchers Seminar: Santiago Vargas-Daniels, Anderson Group

Santiago Vargas-Daniels, Anderson Group

The Physics Colloquium "Gravitational Wave Detection in Space"

Neil Cornish (Montana State University)

Condensed Matter Journal Club: Sorry, not SROry: the curious case of superconductivity in Sr2RuO4

Suhas Sheikh

Mathematical and Theoretical Physics Seminar: Sarah Geller (UC Santa Cruz), "Making Black Holes at the Big Bang: multi-field inflation, spectator fields, and fine-tuning."

Sarah Geller

High Energy Physics Seminar - Grace Cummings (Fermilab) "When they go low, we go lower: extending the reach of collider experiments with low-level detector information"

Grace Cummings (Fermilab)

Condensed Matter Seminar - "Floquet and cavity electrodynamics of integrated quantum materials"

James McIver, Columbia University

STC-QCB / Biological Physics Seminar: Rohit Pappu (Washington University) "Complex phase behaviors of RNA binding proteins."

Rohit Pappu

Thesis Defense: "Electric and Thermoelectric Properties of Antiferromagnetic Metals"

Junyi Wu, Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Quantum Tech is in Your Public Library

Gina Lorenz

Nuclear Physics Seminar - Yuuka Kanakubo (Berkeley) " Initial state modeling in relativistic nuclear collisions"

Yuuka Kanakubo (Berkeley)

Anthony J Leggett Institute for Condensed Matter Theory Seminar - Tyler Ellison (Purdue), "Universal quantum computation with group surface codes"