Departmental Events Past Events /
16
- 16
Jan
2026
Are We Really Made Of Stardust: The Origin of (many) Heavy Elements
Presenter: Rosayla Coulthard
21
- 18
Nov
2025
Modeling Cilia Synchronization Through Phase-Dependent Hydrodynamical Interactions
14
- 14
Nov
2025
The Galactic Cirrus: A deep dive into the structure of Diffuse dust in the High-Latitude ISM
Speaker: Sargun Jassal
17
- 17
Oct
2025
I Solved the Three-Body Problem (No, Actually, I Did It!)
03
Oct
2025
The Glowing Green Thing That Will Save Humanity
05
- 05
Sep
2025
Physics Undergraduate Colloquium: I Went to CERN to Find Out if Antimatter Falls Down
By Aryan Prasad
14
Mar
2025
The Validation of Stellar Chemistry Machine Learning Models
07
Mar
2025
Physics Undergraduate Colloquium: An Introduction to Biophysics: By Joseph Kuhi
14
Feb
2025
An Ode to Open Quantum Systems
07
Feb
2025
The Placenta Paradigm
11
Oct
2024
An Introduction to Tensor Calculus
04
Oct
2024
Hydrogen Diffusion and Trapping in Metals: A Theoretical Approach to Embrittlement
13
Sep
2024
Quantum Computing Hardware and Today's Quantum Ecosystem
06
Sep
2024
Introduction to Density Functional Theory and Applications in Materials Discovery
05
Sep
2024
Physics Jamboree (presentations by research faculty)
17
May
2024
New physics from strong electron-phonon coupling including deconfined phases and emergent “photons”
Welsh Lectures 2024 Colloquium
17
May
2024
From Einstein and Bell to quantum technologies: quantum non-locality in action
Welsh Lectures 2024 Colloquium
16
May
2024
Observation of fractions of an electron in fractional quantum Hall devices
Welsh Lectures 2024 Colloquium
16
May
2024
From Einstein's insights to quantum technologies: two quantum revolutions
Welsh Lectures 2024 Colloquium
10
May
2024
Science Rendezvous* - Story of Water Symposium
05
Apr
2024
Antimatter and the Baryon Asymmetry Problem
22
Mar
2024
PhySU Colloquium:
15
Mar
2024
Hyperfine Spectroscopy for Dummies
08
Mar
2024
An Introduction to Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy
01
Mar
2024
INFORMAL SEMINAR: Talk 1: Phonon state tomography as a tool to diagnose electron correlations in optically induced eletron-phonon dynamics and Talk 2: Fault-tolerant BEC-stabilized logical qubits