The department hosts two colloquium and six seminar series from a wide range of disciplines. The events calendar below shows all events, while colloquium and seminar series events are on their specific webpage.
Gender minorities and women in physics tea & cookies
Bloomberg 139Gender minorities and women in physics tea & cookies. More information about Gender minorities and women in physics.
Black hole coffee
Bloomberg 235Black (hole) Coffee is a space for students, postdocs, and professors to discuss cutting-edge research on all things black holes, spanning both observations and theory.
Condensed matter & biological physics seminar: Emilia Morosan (Rice University)
Bloomberg 462Kramers Nodal Lines, Weyl Fermions and Large Anomalous Hall Effect in SmAlSi and InxTaS2 Kramers nodal lines (KNLs) are a special type of Weyl line degeneracies that connect time reversal […]
Machine learning and astrophysics/cosmology meeting
Bloomberg 447ML x Astro/Cosmo meetings are geared towards discussing new methods/ideas at the intersection of machine learning and astrophysics/cosmology.
JHU/STScI joint colloquium: Brenda Frye (University of Arizona)
STScI John Bahcall AuditoriumThe Discovery of the Multiply-imaged Standard Candle "SN H0pe" as a part of the JWST GTO PEARLS Program
Department-wide colloquium: Snezana Stanimirovic (UW Madison)
Bloomberg 272 - Schafler AuditoriumTITLE: New perspectives on the cold neutral interstellar medium: from the Milky Way to nearby galaxies, ABSTRACT: The neutral interstellar medium (ISM) is a vital player in the star formation […]
Condensed matter & biological seminar: Amir Yacoby (Harvard)
Bloomberg 462Title: Local Probes of Spin Excitations in Quantum Matter, Abstract: Major scientific discoveries are often enabled by new measurement capabilities that provide novel perspectives into complex physical problems. Recent advances […]
Black hole coffee
Bloomberg 235Black (hole) Coffee is a space for students, postdocs, and professors to discuss cutting-edge research on all things black holes, spanning both observations and theory.
IQM seminar: Gabriel Aeppli (ETH Zurich)
Bloomberg 462TITLE: Viable qubits in noisy and strongly interacting systems, ABSTRACT: Quantum sensors and qubits are usually two-level systems, quantum analogs of classical bits assuming binary values ‘0' or ‘1'. They […]
Special Condensed Matter & Biological Seminar: Gabriel Aeppli (ETH Zurich)
Bloomberg 462Special condensed matter and biological physics seminar on Monday April 14 at noon-1 in room 462 by Professor Gabriel Aeppli of ETH Zurich
Condensed matter and biological physics seminar: William Jacobs (Princeton University)
Bloomberg 462Host: Jun Zhang Condensed matter and biological physics seminar: William Jacobs (Princeton University)
JHU/STScI joint colloquium: Alison Sills (McMaster University)
STScI John Bahcall AuditoriumStar Cluster Formation, Binary Stars, and Multiple Populations: Missing Links