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TItle: “Real-space orbital tiling approach for the classification and design of superconductors”
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Title: The Crystal Isometry Principle infers chemistry from geometry Abstract: Structures of solid crystalline materials (periodic crystals) are determined in a rigid form and hence keep all their properties under rigid motion within the same ambient environment. However, structures that have different rigid shapes can substantially differ in properties and hence should be reliably distinguished, […]
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The Crystal Isometry Principle infers chemistry from geometry Structures of solid crystalline materials (periodic crystals) are determined in a rigid form and hence keep all their properties under rigid motion within the same ambient environment. However, structures that have different rigid shapes can substantially differ in properties and hence should be reliably distinguished, for example, […] |
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Particle theory and cosmology seminar: Jessica Muir (Cincinnati U.) Bloomberg 462 |
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Title: Optical I/O Enabling AI scale-up: Using HEP-ex skills to build AI Hardware Abstract: From silicon hardware studies, through detector operations, dataprocessing workflows, and complex data analysis; experiences andskills gathered from particle physics research often have directparallels to the needs of companies trying to make a splash in the AIspace. The growing complexity and size […]
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New Space Telescope Science Institute postdoctoral fellows will present introductory talks. |
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Title: Mechanics of Hollow Granules: Aspiration and Buckling F. Brochard-WyartInstitut Curie, Université PSL, Sorbonne Université, CNRS UMR 168, Physique des Cellules et Cancer, 75005 Paris, France Abstract: Living cells host a wide variety of hollow and porous structures whose mechanical properties govern their function. We investigate the mechanics of three bioinspired hollow systems—jelly microgels and […] |
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All members of the department are invited and encouraged to attend. The purpose of the meeting will be to make some announcements and to provide information and updates on various research, education, outreach, and administrative initiatives in the department. As with the regular department-wide colloquium, a wine and cheese reception will follow. |
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