Spring 2023 Seminars:
Seminars are held occasionally during our Spring semester.
Date & Time | Location | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
4/24 9am |
Stanley Thomas 201 | Anika Tabassum | Tulane / PEP | PhD Defense: Synthesis and Characterization of Carbonitride MXenes and their Electrochemical Performance |
4/19 12-2:30pm |
Hebert 201 | Manon Bart | Tulane / PEP | Prospectus Defense: Novel Methods of Overcoming Noise in Classical and Quantum Optical Communication |
3/28 4-6pm |
Dinwiddie 108 | Prof. Shaokai Jian | Tulane / PEP | Effective field theory approach to quantum many-body systems |
Fall 2022 schedule:
Weekly seminars will be held every Monday, starting September 12, 3:00-4:00 pm, in Boggs 122.
Date | Speaker | Affiliation | Title | ||
08/29 | PEP faculty | Tulane / PEP |
Overview of Current Research Programs |
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09/05 | no meeting (Labor Day) | ||||
09/12 | Prof. Christopher A. Fuchs | UMass Boston | The Born Rule Repainted in QBist Style | ||
09/19 | no meeting | ||||
09/26 | Elliott Cramer | NASA Langley | Structures and Materials Research at NASA Langley Research Center – Innovating materials, structures, and concepts to enable NASA Missions today and create the technology of tomorrow. | ||
10/03 | Dr. Jesse Frantz | NRL | Chalcogenide Glass Thin Films for Optical Applications. | ||
10/10 | Prof. Juan Peralta | Central Michigan U | Density functional theory and the old self-interaction problem. | ||
10/17 | no meeting | ||||
10/24 | Prof. Justin Wilson | LSU | Incommensurability-driven phases, flat bands, and topology in two-dimensional materials. | ||
10/31 | Dr. Kai Xiao | ORNL |
Tailoring the heterogeneities in 2D materials by non-equilibrium synthesis and processing.
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11/07 | Prof. Pawel Keblinski | RPI | Thermal Transport in Nanomaterials | ||
11/14 | Prof. Alexandra Landsman | OSU | Strong field tunnel ionization in atoms and diatomic molecules |
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11/21 | no meeting (Thanksgiving Break) | ||||
11/28 | Prof. Kieron Burke | UC Irvine |
Modern density functional theory: Successes and Challenges |