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| Date | Speaker | Title | Sem./Coll. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan. 18 | Liang Wu Department of Physics University of California, Berkeley |
Shining light on topological insulators and Weyl semimetals | Colloquium |
| Jan. 25 | Cassandra Hunt University of California, Berkeley |
What relaxation pathways reveal about light-induced coherent coupling in cuprate superconductors | Colloquium |
| Feb. 1 | Andrej Singer Department of Physics, University of California, San Diego |
Nanoscale dynamics in quasi-periodic complex materials | Colloquium |
| Feb. 8 | Dustin Gilbert NIST Center for Neutron Research, National Institute of Standards and Technology |
Controlling physics at the nanoscale with the ion handle | Colloquium |
| Feb. 15 |
Ben Feldman Department of Physics, Princeton University |
Real-space imaging of a nematic quantum liquid | Colloquium |
| Feb. 22 | Wanzheng Hu Condensed Matter Department, Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamcis of Matter |
Dynamical Control of Materials with Light | Colloquium |
| Mar. 20 | So Yeun Kim Department of Physics & Astronomy, Seoul National University |
Electronic structure investigation on strongly correlated magnetic vdW material NiPS3 | Seminar |
| Mar. 21 |
Peter Littlewood University of Chicago |
Metal-insulator transitions in elastic media | Colloquium |
| Mar. 22 | Rainer Weiss Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Observations of binary black hole mergers: the beginning of gravitational wave astronomy | Colloquium |
| Apr. 5 | Christopher Laumann Department of Physics, Boston University |
Localization: Moving beyond Statistical Mechanics | Colloquium |
| Apr. 19 | Brian O'Shea Michigan State |
Better living through computation: Connecting the first stars in the universe to the Milky Way using cosmological simulations | Colloquium |
| Apr. 26 | Chandralekha Singh University of Pittsburgh |
Facilitating thinking and learning in and beyond the STEM classrooms | Colloquium |
| May 4 | Nuh Gedik Department of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Optical tuning of electronic valleys | Colloquium |