Research Seminars

2025 - 2026 Seminars

Date and Time Location Title
- PAB B421 Visualization and spectroscopic study of strongly interacting electrons in Bernal stacked bilayer graphene at high magnetic fields
Yen-Chen Tsui, Princeton University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Recent theory developments for quarkonium evolution in hot QCD medium
Pol Bernard Gossiaux - IMT Atlantique
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Non Markovian dynamics of bottomonia in the QGP
Rishi Sharma - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
- PAT C520 Finding a hardware path to quantum computing for life sciences
Peter Krogstrup, Niels Bohr Institute
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Infrared Divergences in Open Quantum Systems
Soo-Jong Rey - Kwangwoon University
- Virtual (Zoom link in abstract) Cooling algorithms for quantum many body state preparation
Jerome Lloyd, University of Geneva
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Holographic perspective on open quantum systems
Alex Buchel - Western University/Perimeter Institute
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Towards optimal observables for in medium quarkonium
Alexander Karl Rothkopf - Korea University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Open Effective Field Theories for the early and late universe
Thomas Colas - University of Cambridge
- PAB B421 Dipolar Rydberg atoms and the Dirac spin liquid
Marcus Bintz, Harvard University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program nbsp An open system approach to gravity
Enrico Pajer - University of Cambridge
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program nbsp How the medium detects the color of jet partons An EFT description
Varun Vaidya - University of South Dakota
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Partial observations and ensembles of open quantum systems
Sarah Shandera - Pennsylvania State University
- Zoom The Quantum Twisting Microscope Image quantum matter in momentum space
Jiewen Xiao, Weizmann Institute
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Cosmic Lockdown How decoherence saves the universe from tunnelling
Gregory P Kaplanek - Syracuse University
- Anomalous Hall Crystals and their Phonons
Junkai Dong, Harvard University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Variational approaches to simulations of Lindbladian dynamics
Joshua Lin - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Open Quantum Systems for dark matter in the early universe
Tobias Binder - Technical University of Munich
- Ultrafast Control of Hidden Magnetic Phases by Shaping Fluctuations
Tianchuang (Michael) Luo, MIT
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Theory of OQS and quantum simulation
Rahul Trivedi - Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Numerically Exact Methods for Open Quantum Dynamics Applications to Low Energy Nuclear Reactions
Masaaki Tokieda - Kyoto University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Digital quantum simulation of cavity quantum electrodynamics insights from superconducting and trapped ion quantum testbeds
Marina Marinkovic - Institute for Theoretical Physics
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Open quantum system approach to jets in heavy ion collisions
Balbeer Singh - University of South Dakota
- PAB B421 Discovery of spontaneous mesoscopic strain waves in nematic domains using dark field X ray microscopy
Kaan Alp Yay, Stanford University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Towards real time simulations of baryogenesis as an open quantum system
Hersh Singh - Fermilab
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Quarkonium beyond the E T expansion Non Lindblad master equations
Tom Magorsch - Technical University of Munich
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program Open quantum systems in nuclear physics
Kevin Fossez - Florida State University
- PAT C-421 25 3b Program QED in 2 1 dimensions with qubits and qumodes
Tommaso Rainaldi - Stony Brook University
- PAB B421 Progress toward an isotope shift measurement with a strontium molecular lattice clock
Brandon Iritani, Columbia University
- PAB B421 Imaging Quantum and Mesoscopic Phenomena with NanoSQUID on Tip Microscopy
Evgeny Redekop, UC Santa Barbara
- PAB B421 Electron fractionalization without magnetic fields characterizing composite fermions in twisted bilayer MoTe2
Santos, Luiz Henrique, Emory University
PAT C-421 Melting the LHC a search for long lived gluinos in liquid detector materials
Samuel Wong, University of Washington
- PAB B421 The sound of electrons shattering can be rather quiet
Josephine Yu, Stanford
- PAB B421 Unveiling the role of hBN alignment orientation in moir rhombohedral graphene
Matan Uzan, Weizmann Institute
- PAB B421 Hyperdeterminant wavefunctions nbsp
Ying Ran, Boston College
- PAB B-421 TIQM Space (not C-421) Chirality Driven Magnetization Emerges from Relativistic Four Current Dynamics
Xiaosong Li, University of Washington
- PAT C-421 Large N c Three Dimensional String Theory the Thermodynamics and Phase Structure of QCD
Larry McLerran, Associate INT Senior Fellow / Professor Emeritus
- PAT C-421 Making Black Holes at the Big Bang light spectator fields facilitate black hole formation and alleviate fine tuning
Sarah Geller, UC, Santa Cruz
PAT C-421 Final Results from the Muon g 2 Experiment at Fermilab
Joshua Labounty, University of Washington
- PAT C421 PPP DUSC Seminar New strategies for detecting meV dark bosons
Amalia Madden – KITP, UC Santa Barbara
- PAT C421 PPP DUSC Seminar Majoron meets axion experiments
Qiuyue Liang – Kavli IPMU, U of Tokyo
- PAT C421 PPP DUSC Seminar Probing Ultralight Dark Matter with Rydberg Atoms and Electro Optics
Reza Ebadi – University of Maryland
CENPA Conference Room NPL-178 (https://washington.zoom.us/j/4109322791?pwd=bE1OSHI3SWtLRGNoTXJSaVk1V2hNdz09) High precision instruments designed to measure Newtonian noise can also open doors to new physics
Bram Slagmolen
- PAT C-421 25 2b Program Multi messenger constraints on EOS in practice and future outlook
Peter Tsun Ho Pang - Nikhef
- PAT C-421 25 2b Program Interpreting Kilonova Signals to Constrain the Nuclear Equation of State
Kelsey Lund - Institute for Nuclear Theory
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Neutron Star Asteroseismology and Dense Matter Physics in the LVK era and beyond
David Tsang - University of Bath
- PAT C-421 Probing Binary Neutron Star Merger Ejecta and Remnants with Gravitational Wave and Radio Observation
Kara Merfeld - Johns Hopkins University
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Postmerger dynamics GRB signatures
Cecilia Chirenti - University of Maryland / GSFC / UFABC
- PAT C-421 DUSC INT Joint Seminar First Ten Years of Gravitational Wave Observations and Beyond
B.S. Sathyaprakash -- Penn State University
- PAT C-421 25 2b nbsp Multi messenger constraints on Equation of State of hot and dense matter and astrophysical
Nilaksha Barman - Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Constraining nuclear interactions with multi messenger observations
Ingo Tews - Los Alamos National Laboratory
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Cosmic Explorer Science Traceability matrix Multi messenger Astronomy
Alessandra Corsi - Johns Hopkins University
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Multimessenger constraints on dense matter
Cole Miller - University of Maryland
- PAT C-421 25 2b Large scale dynamo and jet launching from compact binary mergers current status and beyond
Kenta Kiuchi - Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics
- PAT C-423 Nonlinear hydrodynamics in coalescing binary neutron stars current progress and open questions
Hang Yu - Montana State University
- PAT C-421 Hydrodynamic perspectives into mergers of neutron stars and the boiling of neutron star matter
Aviral Prakash - University of California Berkeley / University of New Hampshire
- PAT C-423 25 2b Modeling dynamical tidal interactions in general relativity
Abhishek Hegade Kumbale Raveesha - Princeton Gravity Initiative
- PAT C-421 Gravitational Wave Asteroseismology Illuminating Dense Nuclear Matter through Dynamical Tides
Fabian Gittins - Utrecht University
- PAT C-421 25 2b Neutrinos in dense matter beyond modified Urca
Mark Alford - Washington University in St. Louis
- PAT C-421 25 2b A Pressing Matter Probing Neutron Star Properties Using Gravitational Wave Observations
Sanika Khadkikar - Penn State University
- PAT C-423 25 2b Cosmic Explorer Science Traceability matrix Constraining extreme matter
Bangalore Sathyaprakash and Nils Andersson - Penn State University and University of Southampton
- PAT C-421 25 2b How to compute consistent nuclear physics inputs for neutron star structure and dynamics
Nicolas Chamel - Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
PAT C-520 Workshop 25 94W Nuclear Physics in Mergers Going Beyond the Equation of State
PAT C-520 Workshop 25 94W Nuclear Physics in Mergers Going Beyond the Equation of State
PAT C-520 Workshop 25 94W Nuclear Physics in Mergers Going Beyond the Equation of State
PAT C-520 Workshop 25 94W Nuclear Physics in Mergers Going Beyond the Equation of State
PAT C-520 Workshop 25 94W Nuclear Physics in Mergers Going Beyond the Equation of State
- PAT C-423 Program 25 2b Talk Building neutron stars with the MUSES workflows
Mateus Reinke Pelicer - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Talk QCD at finite temperature and density criticality
Joaquin Grefa - Kent State University
CENPA - NPL conference room (https://washington.zoom.us/j/4109322791?pwd=bE1OSHI3SWtLRGNoTXJSaVk1V2hNdz09) COSINE 100 Full Dataset Challenges the Annual Modulation Signal of DAMA LIBRA
LEE, Seung Mok (이승목)
- PAT C-423 Program 25 2b Talk nbsp Importance of observing critical fluctuations in heavy ion collisions for the QCD Equation of State
Marcus Bluhm - SUBATECH
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Talk Electron scattering studies of dense nuclear matter
Omar Benhar - INFN
- PAT C-423 Program 25 2b Talk Learning from PREX II and CREX What Neutron Skins Tell Us
Tianqi Zhao - UC Berkeley / INT
- PAT C-421 Program 25 2b Talk nbsp Crust to core different nuclear and astrophysical observables for different densities
William Newton -- East Texas A&M University
- PAT C-423 Program 25 2b Talk nbsp Dense matter in our minds on earth and in heaven
Chuck Horowitz - Indiana University
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