Colloquia
The Department of Physics hosts colloquia every semester. Each semester speakers from around the world from various physics topics are asked to give a talk on relevant and innovative research. Colloquiums are held Thursdays, with light refreshments served.
For more information about the Colloquia, please contact
- Dr. Fernando Ponce – Colloquium Committee Chair
- Katarina Miller – Business Office Specialist
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| Date | Speaker Name | Speaker Affiliation | Title | Host | Speaker Photo | Flyer | Colloquia Recording |
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Jian-Min Zuo |
University of Illinois |
The enigma of high entropy alloys: new physics and new opportunities for Electron Microscopy | David Smith |
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Colloquium Flyer 2022 Zuo-8.5x11.pdf 132.93 KB | https://www.dropbox.com/s/a41k0mtfhfvakda/Zuo%20Colloquium%20Recording.mp4?dl=0 | |
Matthew Baumgart |
Arizona State University |
The quantum mechanics of cosmology | Cynthia Keeler |
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Colloquium Flyer-8.5x11-Baumgart.pdf 225.62 KB | ||
Shufang Su |
University of Arizona |
Higgs factory: why, how, and what? | Cynthia Keeler |
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Frank Wilczek |
Arizona State University |
Axions | Patricia Rankin |
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Gavin Schmidt |
NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies |
Climate change for physicists | Stuart Lindsay |
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Filip Ronning |
Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Exploring the multiverse of f-electron materials | Onur Erten |
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Rudolf M. Tromp |
Leiden University |
Cowley Distinguished Lecture: 2022 | David Smith |
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Stefan Meinel |
University of Arizona |
The strange decays of bottom quarks that break the standard model of particle physics | Cynthia Keeler |
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Ben McMorran |
University of Oregon |
Interferometry with sculpted electrons: probes of quantum phenomena | Molly McCartney |
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Richard D. Leapman |
National Institute of Biomedical Imagine and Bioengineering |
Cowley Distinguished Lecture: 2020 probing structure and composition of cells in 3D with scanned electron beams | David Smith |
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Kin Fai Mak |
Cornell University |
Quantum simulations in semiconductor moiré materials | Onur Erten |
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Sam Gralla |
University of Arizona |
The black hole photon ring | Cynthia Keeler |