Past QuMat seminars in Utrecht
Videos from previous talks are available on youtube and listed here.
Strong couplings in nanosystems: Manipulating transport properties by light
Speaker: Christoph Lienau – Universität Oldenburg
Host: Daniel Vanmaekelbergh
Generating smooth potential landscapes with thermal scanning-probe lithograpyh
Speaker: Nolan Lassaline – Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Host: Daniel Vanmaekelbergh
Machine learning and artificial intelligence in applied and fundamental sciences – practical methods, applications and critiques in a nutshell
Speaker: Alexander Struck – Rhein-Waal University
Host: Dirk Schuricht
Neutron scattering for the investigation of quantum materials
Speaker: Kim Lefmann – Niels Bohr Institute
Host: Machteld Kamminga
Signatures of parity anomaly in a topological insulator
Speaker: Wouter Beugeling – University of Wurzburg
Host: Lars Fritz
Interacting Topological Magnons in Ferromagnets and Antiferromagnets
Speaker: Alexander Mook – JGU Mainz
Host: Rembert Duine
NO SEMINAR – Physics @ Veldhoven
Non-Hermitian Topology from Electronic Correlations
Speaker: Jan Budich – Institute of Theoretical Physics, TU Dresden
Host: Cristiane de Morais Smith
NO SEMINAR – March Meeting
First-principles studies of topological matter
Speaker: Irene Aguilera – Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Amsterdam
Host: Zeila Zanolli
Quantum Motion, Relaxation and Stability of Multiple Excitons and Charge Carriers in Semiconductor Nanoplatelets
Speaker: Laurens Siebbeles – Delft University of Technology
Host: Henk Stoof
Continuous Bose-Einstein condensation and superradiant clocks
Speaker: Florian Schreck – University of Amsterdam
Host: Peter van der Straten
Density functional Bogoliubov-de Gennes calculations for a topological superconductor
Speaker: Philipp Rüßmann – Forschungszentrum Jülich
Host: Zeila Zanolli
Fundamental limit on electron-phonon interaction strength in metals
Speaker: Emil Yuzbashyan – Rutgers University
Host: Dirk Schuricht
Electron pairs without superconductivity
Speaker: Milan Allan – Leiden University
Host: Ingmar Swart
Landau levels and artificial magnetism in polariton lattices
Speaker: Alberto Amo – Laboratory PhLAM, CNRS and University of Lille
Host: Cristiane de Morais Smith
Hydrodynamic aspects of Coulomb interactions in two-dimensional plasmas: topological modes and conductivity suppression
Speaker: Hugo Terças – Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa
Host: Lars Fritz
Momentum dependent scaling exponents of cuprate strange-metal self energies: ARPES meets semi-holography
Speaker: Mark Golden – Amsterdam University
Host: QuMat
Magnonic analogs of topological insulators in two and three dimensions
Speaker: Hosho Katsura – Tokyo University
Host: Dirk Schuricht
