Condensed matter and biological physics seminar: Calina Copos (Northeastern University) Host: Brian Camley

TITLE: Spin: stem-cell for emergence in quantum materials. ABSTRACT: 2025 is the centenary of quantum mechanics making this a good time to reflect on the past as a springboard for the […]

Host: Jazzmin Victorin Title: “Emergent metallicity and superconductivity at oxide heterointerfaces” Abstract: Perovskite-structured complex oxides exhibit a diverse array of physical properties, including magnetism, superconductivity, ferroelectricity, and metal-insulator transitions. The […]

Title: Polymer models for the prediction of 3D structure and transcription in human chromatin, Talk abstract: Transcription is a fundamental cellular process, and the first step of gene expression. In […]

Haim Beidenkopf (Weizmann Institute) condensed matter and biological physics seminar. Host: Peter Armitage

Title: Dynamic Jahn-Teller effect and a multi-polar order in 5d double-perovskites, The properties of strongly correlated systems have been at the forefront of scientific research for many decades. Typically focused […]

Condensed Mater & Biological Physics Seminar: Shenshen Wang (UCLA) Host: Brian Camley

TITLE: Quantum Control of Quantum Materials, ABSTRACT: Coherently engineering quantum states with light is a key frontier in the control of quantum materials. Over the last two decades, ultrafast lasers […]

Kramers 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 […]

Title: 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 […]

Special condensed matter and biological physics seminar on Monday April 14 at noon-1 in room 462 by Professor Gabriel Aeppli of ETH Zurich

Host: Jun Zhang Condensed matter and biological physics seminar: William Jacobs (Princeton University)