August 26: Mark Raizen, Professor, UT-Austin Zooming in on Brownian Motion with Einstein’s Speed Demon Host: Linda Reichl |
September 2: Logan Hillberry, GRA, UT-Austin Entangled quantum cellular automata, physical complexity, and Goldilocks rules Host: Mark Raizen |
September 9: Carlos A. R. Sá de Melo, Georgia Institute of Technology Density induced BCS-Bose evolution in gated two-dimensional superconductors: The role of the interaction range in the Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless transition Host: Allan MacDonald |
September 16: Hae-Young Kee, University of Toronto Kitaev Materials and Perspective Host: Allan MacDonald |
September 23: Rui Huang, Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics, UT-Austin Mechanical Interactions between 2D Materials: Adhesion, Friction and Moiré Host: Allan MacDonald |
September 30: Carlos A. R. Sá de Melo, Georgia Institute of Technology Density induced BCS-Bose evolution in gated two-dimensional superconductors: The role of the interaction range in the Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless transition Host: Allan MacDonald |
October 7: Roxana Margine, Binghamton University SUNY Ab initio theory of superconductivity Host: Feliciano Giustino |
October 14: Jia Leo Li, Brown University Engineering graphene moiré structures using proximity effect Host: Allan MacDonald |
October 21: Fengcheng Wu, Wuhan University Prediction and realization of topological phases in transition metal dichalcogenide moiré bilayers Host: Allan MacDonald |
October 28: Benjamin Lev, Stanford University Topological pumping into strongly correlated prethermal states Host: Mark Raizen |
November 2: Tuesday, 9:30 am Qian Niu, Retired Professor, Department of Physics, UT-Austin Phonon magnetic moment and chirality: electronic geometrical phase effect Host: Linda Reichl |
November 4: Bruno Uchoa, University of Oklahoma Violation of the viscosity-to-entropy ratio bound in nodal-line semimetals Host: Allan MacDonald |
November 11: Jeff Thompson, Princeton University Quantum computing with neutral Yb atoms Host: Paul Kunz |
November 18: Mo Li, University of Washington, Seattle Shake it up: Using sound waves to modulate light-matter interaction on chip Host: Keji Lai |
December 2: Dmitri Basov, Columbia University Live from New York: Programmable Quantum Materials Host: Edoardo Baldini |
January 20: Jose Lado, Aalto University Design and realization of heavy-fermion quantum matter in van der Waals materials Host: Allan MacDonald |
January 27: Xianglin Ke, Michigan State University Probing Novel Magnetic Excitations in Low-Dimensional Magnets Host: Elaine Li |
February 3: Mengxing Ye, UC Santa Barbara Understanding emergent quantum phenomena in the real world Host: Allan MacDonald |
February 10: Abhay Pasupathy, Columbia University, Brookhaven National Lab Collective phases in thin van der Waals materials Host: Allan MacDonald |
February 17: Alexander Burgers, Princeton University Advancing Quantum Science with Ytterbium Atom Arrays Host: Allan MacDonald |
February 24: Tobias Wolf, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Texas at Austin Topology, flat bands and interactions in graphene-based van der Waals materials Host: Allan MacDonald |
March 3: Aaron Lindenberg, Stanford University Exciton-driven dynamic symmetry changes and concerted lattice distortions in perovskite quantum dots Host: Edoardo Baldini |
March 10: Felix Schupp, IBM Research, Zürich Switzerland Hole spin-qubits in triangular-fin MOS Host: Alex Demkov |
March 24: Jun Hee Lee, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) Ultimate-density atomic semiconductor via flat phonon bands Host: Keji Lai |
March 31: Leslie Schoop, Princeton University The Chemistry of Quantum Materials Host: Edoardo Baldini |
April 7: Fan Zhang, University of Texas at Dallas Higher-Order Topological Matter Host: Keji Lai |
April 14: Brad Ramshaw, Cornell University The Planckian Bound: A Fundamental Limit on Electron Collisions Host: Allan MacDonald |
April 21: Keji Lai, UT Austin Microwave Microscopy of Topological Acoustics Host: Linda Reichl |
April 28: Kanu Sinha, Princeton University Fluctuation Phenomena in Nanoscale Quantum Optical Systems Host: Mark Raizen |
May 5: Na-Hyun Jo, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Discovering, understanding, and manipulating correlated topological materials Host: Elaine Li |