| From Coherence to Function: Exploring the Connection in Chemical Systems |
Shahnawaz R. Rather (Chemistry, University of Kentucky) |
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| Ising-like models on Euclidean black holes |
Mustafa Saeed (Centre College) |
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| TBA |
William Gannon (Univ. of Kentucky) |
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| Ground State Selectivity via Atomic Disorder and Strong Magnetic Frustration in Single-Crystal R-Type Ferrites |
Lance DeLong (UKY) |
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| 2D Self-intercalated van der Waals Magnets |
Shixiong Zhang (Indiana University, Bloomington) |
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| Angle-resolved transport nonreciprocity as a new method for probing 2D electrons |
Jia Leo Li (Brown University) |
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| Correlated phases of the two-dimensional electron gas in TMD systems |
Ilya Esterlis |
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| Magnetic properties of orbital Chern insulators |
Jihang Zhu |
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| Active Learning of Atomistic Surrogate Models for Rare Events |
Gang Seob Jung (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) |
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| Transport Studies of Magnetic-Field-Tuned Phase Transitions in Bi-2201 |
Jasminka Terzic (WKU) |
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| Plastic transistors: Simple solutions to their complex problems |
Alexandra F. Paterson |
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| Fundamentals of Entangled Probes for Entangled Matter |
Prof. Gerardo Ortiz (Indiana University) |
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| Synthesis and characterization of tungsten oxide nanostructures for photocatalytic applications |
John Nichols |
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| Topological Gravitational Response: Novel physics, principles and predictions |
Rudro Rana Biswas |
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| Carbon Based Nano Electromechanics: Physics and Applications |
Sang Wook Lee |
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| Detection of 5/2 phases |
Dr. Ankur Das |
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| Superfluid Helium Electromechanics |
Prof. John Davis |
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| TBA |
Dr. Allen Scheie |
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| Generalization of Bloch’s Theorem for Tight-binding Models: Quantum Dragon Nanomaterials and Nanodevices |
Prof. Mark Novotny |
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| Ultimate-density atomic semiconductor via flat phonon bands |
Prof. Jun Hee Lee |
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| Optical and transport properties of metals with nontrivial band geometry |
Prof. Dima Pesin |
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| Strong Coupling Theory of Magic-Angle Graphene |
Dr. Eslam Khalaf |
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| TBA |
Prof. Dima Pesin |
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| Photophysics of organic materials: from ancient pigments to high-performance organic semiconductors |
Oksana Ostroverkhova |
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