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Speaker(s) / Presenter(s) Date
Tabletop Tests of the Standard Model and Beyond: A Tale of Electron Dipole Moments Gerald Gabrielse, Northwestern University
Spin And Charge Transport Through Correlated States In 2D Materials and Heterostructures Chun-Ning Lau, Ohio State University
Scanning New Horizons: Information, Holography & Gravity Robert Myers, Perimeter Institute -
Majorana materializes Jason Alicea, CalTech -
Search for Low Mass Dark Matter at DUNE, A Future Neutrino Experiment Jaehoon Yu, University of Texas, Arlington
Majorana modes and their identification Sumathi Rao, Harishchandra Research Institute
Putting the Electron's Spin to Work Dan Ralph, Cornell University -
Special Colloquium TBA
Special Colloquium TBA
Special Colloquium TBA
Special Colloquium TBA
Special Colloquium TBA
Dualities in Quantum Hall Physics Andreas Karch, University of Washington
A golden age in physics: creating a Quark-Gluon Plasma by smashing big nuclei at very high energies Rob Pisarski, Brookhaven National Laboratory -
Quantum entanglement and the geometry of spacetime Matthew Headrick, Brandeis University
Vortex Matter in Superconductors with Nano-Textured Structures Wai-K. Kwok, Argonne National Laboratory -
Solving a puzzling problem of condensed matter physics using inelastic spectroscopy Ambrose Seo, University of Kentucky -
When the Universe was One Second Old George Fuller, University of California at San Diego -
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ECCENTRIC Ann-Marie Madigan (JILA and Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Science, University of Colorado at Boulder) -
Spin Phenomena in Jets Renee Fatemi (University of Kentucky) -
Quantum Ground States in Real Frustrated Magnets Bruce Gaulin, McMaster University -
Neutrinos and Dark Matter: Precision Tools for Discovery Richard Hill, University of Kentucky -
Spin-Mode-Switching at Integer Quantum Hall Edges Ganpanthy Murthy (University of Kentucky) -
Life at Low Coupling Constant Chris Crawford, University of Kentucky -
The chiral anomaly in condensed matter physics N.P. Ong, Princeton University -