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Speaker(s) / Presenter(s) Date
Spin chirality, quasiparticle dynamics and signatures of exotic superconductivity Leonid Levitov
A Tale of Two Bilayers Herbert Fertig
Condensed Matter Seminar: Emergent Quantum Phenomena in Crystalline Graphene Long Ju
Imaging composite fermions with scanning tunneling microscopy Songyang Pu
Chiral Wigner Crystal Phases Induced by Berry Curvature Brian Skinner
From Coherence to Function: Exploring the Connection in Chemical Systems Shahnawaz R. Rather (Chemistry, University of Kentucky)
Ising-like models on Euclidean black holes Mustafa Saeed (Centre College)
TBA William Gannon (Univ. of Kentucky)
Ground State Selectivity via Atomic Disorder and Strong Magnetic Frustration in Single-Crystal R-Type Ferrites Lance DeLong (UKY)
2D Self-intercalated van der Waals Magnets Shixiong Zhang (Indiana University, Bloomington)
Angle-resolved transport nonreciprocity as a new method for probing 2D electrons Jia Leo Li (Brown University)
Correlated phases of the two-dimensional electron gas in TMD systems Ilya Esterlis
Magnetic properties of orbital Chern insulators Jihang Zhu
Active Learning of Atomistic Surrogate Models for Rare Events Gang Seob Jung (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Transport Studies of Magnetic-Field-Tuned Phase Transitions in Bi-2201 Jasminka Terzic (WKU)
Plastic transistors: Simple solutions to their complex problems Alexandra F. Paterson
Fundamentals of Entangled Probes for Entangled Matter Prof. Gerardo Ortiz (Indiana University)
Synthesis and characterization of tungsten oxide nanostructures for photocatalytic applications John Nichols
Topological Gravitational Response: Novel physics, principles and predictions Rudro Rana Biswas
Carbon Based Nano Electromechanics: Physics and Applications Sang Wook Lee
Test
Detection of 5/2 phases Dr. Ankur Das -
Superfluid Helium Electromechanics Prof. John Davis -
TBA Dr. Allen Scheie -
Generalization of Bloch’s Theorem for Tight-binding Models: Quantum Dragon Nanomaterials and Nanodevices Prof. Mark Novotny -