Events Calendar | Department of Physics | University of Washington

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				INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Nuclear reactions for astrophysics a story from the reaction theory perspective (Filomena Nunes, FRIB / Michigan State University ) 10:30am Zoom Physics Department: Prospective Physics Major Information Meeting (Prof. Marjorie Olmstead) 5:00pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/96281175073)
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	Physics Colloquia: Quasi 1D Hexagonal Chalcogenides From Giant Optical Anisotropy to Ultralow Glassy Thermal Conductivity (Jayakanth Ravichandran (USC)) 4:00pm Zoom.			INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Discrete Scale Invariance and Structure (U. van Kolck, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and University of Arizona) 10:30am Zoom Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Machine Learning Applications in ATLAS Simulation and Physics (Jana Schaarschmidt, University of Washington) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016) ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): Proteins in a crowd under heat and pressure (Margaret S. Cheung (Department of Physics, University of Houston, Center for Theoretical Biological Physics, Rice University)) 12:30pm Click on the event for the zoom link.
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	CENPA: Getting Close to Gravity Developing the Experimental Techniques to Measure the Inverse Square Law of Gravity Down to 10 micrometer Mass Separations (Conner Gettings, University of Birmingham, UK) 2:30pm Zoom (contact wisecg@uw.edu for meeting link) Physics Colloquia: E t Wash amp the physics that won the Breakthrough Prize (Adelberger, Gundlach and Heckel (UW)) 4:00pm Zoom.	INT: INT Virtual Program Panel Discussion nbsp The Coming Decade of Quantum Simulation 11:00am Zoom		Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Modeling final state radiation on a quantum computer (Benjamin Nachman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)
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	Physics Colloquia: Form from flow The role of dynamics in shaping fluvial and vascular topology (Eleni Katifori (UPenn)) 4:00pm Zoom.	INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp nbsp What Heavy Ion Collisions Can Teach Us About The Nuclear Equation of State (Bjoern Schenke, Brookhaven National Laboratory) 10:30am Zoom	Other Events: Northwest Quantum Nexus Seminar Series Understanding the Computational Power of Physics (Nathan Wiebe, PNNL and the University of Washington) 3:00pm Microsoft Teams (Virtual)	INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Heavy Quark Brownian Motion and sQGP (Ralf Rapp, Texas A&M University) 10:30am Zoom Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Looking forward to new Physics with FASER (Felix Kling, SLAC) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)
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	Physics Colloquia: Imaging black holes Celebrating the Nobel Prize (Jason Dexter (CU Boulder)) 4:00pm Click on the event for the zoom link.	INT: INT Virtual Program Panel Discussion Prospects for hybrid quantum classical computing (See Event Info) 10:30am Zoom		Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): The milliQan experiment at CERN Recent Results and Plans (Andy Haas, New York University) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)

INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Nuclear reactions for astrophysics a story from the reaction theory perspective (Filomena Nunes, FRIB / Michigan State University ) 10:30am Zoom

Physics Department: Prospective Physics Major Information Meeting (Prof. Marjorie Olmstead) 5:00pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/96281175073)

Physics Colloquia: Quasi 1D Hexagonal Chalcogenides From Giant Optical Anisotropy to Ultralow Glassy Thermal Conductivity (Jayakanth Ravichandran (USC)) 4:00pm Zoom.

INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Discrete Scale Invariance and Structure (U. van Kolck, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and University of Arizona) 10:30am Zoom

Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Machine Learning Applications in ATLAS Simulation and Physics (Jana Schaarschmidt, University of Washington) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)

ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): Proteins in a crowd under heat and pressure (Margaret S. Cheung (Department of Physics, University of Houston, Center for Theoretical Biological Physics, Rice University)) 12:30pm Click on the event for the zoom link.

CENPA: Getting Close to Gravity Developing the Experimental Techniques to Measure the Inverse Square Law of Gravity Down to 10 micrometer Mass Separations (Conner Gettings, University of Birmingham, UK) 2:30pm Zoom (contact wisecg@uw.edu for meeting link)

Physics Colloquia: E t Wash amp the physics that won the Breakthrough Prize (Adelberger, Gundlach and Heckel (UW)) 4:00pm Zoom.

INT: INT Virtual Program Panel Discussion nbsp The Coming Decade of Quantum Simulation 11:00am Zoom

Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Modeling final state radiation on a quantum computer (Benjamin Nachman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)

Physics Colloquia: Form from flow The role of dynamics in shaping fluvial and vascular topology (Eleni Katifori (UPenn)) 4:00pm Zoom.

INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp nbsp What Heavy Ion Collisions Can Teach Us About The Nuclear Equation of State (Bjoern Schenke, Brookhaven National Laboratory) 10:30am Zoom

Other Events: Northwest Quantum Nexus Seminar Series Understanding the Computational Power of Physics (Nathan Wiebe, PNNL and the University of Washington) 3:00pm Microsoft Teams (Virtual)

INT: INT S INT Seminar nbsp Heavy Quark Brownian Motion and sQGP (Ralf Rapp, Texas A&M University) 10:30am Zoom

Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): Looking forward to new Physics with FASER (Felix Kling, SLAC) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)

Physics Colloquia: Imaging black holes Celebrating the Nobel Prize (Jason Dexter (CU Boulder)) 4:00pm Click on the event for the zoom link.

INT: INT Virtual Program Panel Discussion Prospects for hybrid quantum classical computing (See Event Info) 10:30am Zoom

Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): The milliQan experiment at CERN Recent Results and Plans (Andy Haas, New York University) 12:30pm Zoom (https://washington.zoom.us/j/91439926016)