Skip to navigation Skip to content

Events

The Physics and Astronomy Department hold regular seminars and events on a variety of topics. Please see below for further details.

Event Name Date, Time and Host Summary
AGN or Not: Disk Galaxies with Strong Diffraction Spikes in JWST Images
event
-
place
Physics 216

Speaker: Mathieux Harper

Superconductivity in UTe2: Status Report
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Pavlo Sukhachov
Abstract: UTe2 is a rare example of a material exhibiting multiple spin-triplet superconducting phases, including reentrant superconductivity at record magnetic fields up to 80 Tesla. Though studied for some time, the exact nature of these phases is still not fully… Show more

Speaker: Dr. Daniel Shaffer, Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison

When Magnets Get Frustrated: The Search for Quantum Spin Liquids
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Tom Heitmann
Abstract: Magnetism, first encountered by humans thousands of years ago in naturally occurring lodestones, remains one of the most intriguing phenomena in physics. As physicists, we have learned that electricity and magnetism can be described by Maxwell’s equations.… Show more

Speaker: Prof. Gavin Hester, Brock University

TBD
event
-
place
Physics 216

Speaker: Prof. Aigen Li

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Tom Heitmann
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. Nick Bingham, University of Maine

TBD
event
-
place
Physics 216

Speaker: Kishlay Singh

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Pavlo Sukhachov
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. Alex Levchenko, University of Wisconsin-Madison

CM/BIO Seminar
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Tom Heitmann
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Dr. Ha Nguyen, MURR, University of Missouri

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Pavlo Sukhachov
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. Jairo Velasco, UC Santa Cruz

Writing in altermagnetic spintronics with light
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Dr. Pavlo Sukhachov
Abstract: Altermagnets are a new class of magnets with zero net magnetization and no stray fields, but with strong spin polarization that depends on momentum. That suits spintronic memory devices: the spin polarization gives a good readout. Writing, however, has… Show more

Speaker: Dr. Mohsen Yarmohammadi, Department of Physics, Georgetown University

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Pontus Laurell
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. Andrew Highinbotham, University of Chicago

CM/BIO Seminar
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Dr. Guang Bian
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Dr. Suk Hyun Sung, Michigan Center for Materials Characterization, University of Michigan

TBA
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Guang Bian
TBA

Speaker: Prof. Timothey Kidd, Ames Lab

CM/BIO Seminar
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Dr. Pontus Laurell
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Alex Miller, ThermAvant Technologies

CM/BIO Seminar
event
-
place
Physics Library
group
Dr. Carsten Ullrich
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Dr. Zhenfei Liu, Department of Chemistry, Wayne State University

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Gavin King
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. David Jacobson, Clemson University

O.M. Stewart Colloquium
event
-
place
Physics 120
group
Dr. Tom Heitmann
Abstract: TBA

Speaker: Prof. Britton Plourde, University of Wisconsin-Madison