10:00 am - 11:00 am*
* Students/Postdocs Only: we encourage you to stay for another 30 minutes after the talk for a Q&A discussion with the speaker
During the academic year, the Physics Department hosts a series of Condensed Matter Seminars (formerly known as the 290K Lectures) presented by accomplished physicists from all over the world. Please join us on the Mondays listed below for an inside look at physics. All lectures (virtual until further notice), start at 10:00 AM and are free and open to the public.
PLEASE NOTE: Zoom links will be posted on the day of each event.
August 30
Yasaman Bahri, Google
A scientific understanding of modern deep learning
September 6
Holiday
September 13
Fangyuan Yang, UCSB
Investigating thermodynamic properties of correlated electronic phases in graphene by chemical potential measurements
September 20
Brian Skinner, The Ohio State University
Mysteries near the zero-field Wigner crystal transition in a 2D electron system
September 27
No Seminar
Today
October 4
Alannah Hallas, University of British Columbia
Chemically tuning the exotic ground states of pyrochlore magnets
October 11
Alan Tennant, ORNL
Quantum critical and entangled states in magnets
October 18
Christina Marchetti, UCSB
Dynamics of Topological Defects in Active Nematics
October 25
Stefan Nadj-Perge, Caltech
Superconductivity, Topology and Correlated Insulators in Magic Angle Graphene Superlattices – How Much Magic is Needed?
November 1
No Seminar
(this week)
November 8
Sudi Chen, UC Berkeley
A new look into cuprate superconductors using high-precision photoemission spectroscopy
November 15
Xiaomeng Liu (Princeton)
Visualizing broken symmetry, topological excitations and Landau orbits in the graphene quantum Hall system
November 22
Beena Kalisky, Bar Ilan University
Imaging quantum materials with scanning SQUID microscopy
November 29
Seminar Canceled