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UPCOMING Colloquia

• Thursday, 22Ìý October 20026, Prof Silvia Viola KusminskiyÌýÌýQuantum magnonics: perspectives and challenges
• Friday, 13 November 2026, Prof Dmitry Budker Professor at the Helmholtz Institute Mainz, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, and Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, Precision and sensitive measurements: Probing the standard model and beyond

PAST Colloquia

• Thursday, 24 September 20026, Prof Elizabeth H Simmons UC San Diego and 91É«ÇéƬ ( Gordon Godfrey Visiting Scholar) Gender, Implicit Bias and Power Structures
• Thursday, 17 September 2026, Prof Elizabeth H Simmons UC San Diego and 91É«ÇéƬ (Gordon Godfrey Visiting Scholar) ,AI and Mathematical Skills to Support Student Learning
• Thursday 10th September, Dr Srubabati Goswami, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, India, Catch me if you can: Chasing the NeutrinosÌý
• Thursday 16th July, Prof. Jianglai Liu, ÌýTsung-Dao Lee Institute (TDLI),ÌýUnlocking the mysteries of dark matter and neutrinos with PandaX
• Thursday 25th June, Dr Saran Banagiri, Monash University, The Population of Gravitational wave Sources inferred using the GWTC-5 data release
• Thursday 26 March, Prof. Gareth Alexander, University of Warwick,ÌýActive Liquid Crystals.
• Thursday 16 April, Prof Benjamin Roberts University of Queensland, Enlightening the search for dark matter.
• Thursday 2 April, Prof. Yuli Lyanda-Geller, Department of Physics, Purdue UniversityÌýNuclear spins in quantum Hall Effect.
• Thursday, 19 February 2026,ÌýProf. Francesco D'Eramo, University of Padua, The Early Universe as a Particle Physics Laboratory
• Monday, 12 February 2026, Dr Takashi Higuchi, Kyoto University/ The University of Osaka,ÌýInvestigation of low-energy antinucleon–nucleus interactions for an experiment to search for neutron–antineutron oscillations with ultracold neutrons
• Thursday, 5 February 2026,ÌýProf Gerhard Klimeck, Purdue University From Atomistic, Non-Equilibrium Quantum Statistical Mechanics TheoryÌý to Today’s Transistor Design and Global Impact – A 30-Year Journey
• Thursday, 12 February 2026, Dr Dmitry Pushin Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo, Canada Neutron Interferometry and structured waves of matter and light.
• Monday, 2 March 2026, Dr Takashi Higuchi Kyoto University / The University of Osaka, Investigation of low-energy antinucleon–nucleus interactions for an experiment to search for neutron–antineutron oscillations with ultracold neutrons
• Thursday 20th November 2025 14:00 Dr. Tatiana Rappoport,ÌýOrbital Transport inÌýTwo-Dimensional Materials
• Thursday, 30 October 2025, Hiroshi Kohno, Nagoya University, "Emergent electromagnetism in antiferromagnets -Topological spin Hall effect and spin-motive force"
• Thursday 2 October 2025, Prof Aidan Sims, 91É«ÇéƬ,Ìý"Quantum curve-sketching:" some physics-adjacent mathematics
• Thursday 28 August 2025, Prof Clare Yu, University of California, Irvine,ÌýA Physicist Looks at Cancer
• Thursday 24 July 2025, Dr Milos Rancic, University of Sydney,ÌýTowards strong coupling of individual spins in solid state
• Thursday 3 July 2025, DrÌýGregg Wade,ÌýQueen's University / Royal Military College of Canada,ÌýBinary evolution and magnetic field generation in massive stars.
• Thursday 24th April 2025,ÌýA/Prof Xiao Li, City University of Hong Kong,ÌýFractional quantum anomalous Hall effects in rhombohedral pentalayer graphene
• Monday 14th April 2025,ÌýMs Constance Lainé, ÌýUniversity College London,ÌýHigh-fidelity dispersive spin sensing in a tuneable unit cell of silicon MOS quantum dots
• 17th January, Prof Xingjiang Zhou,ÌýLaser ARPES on Pairing Symmetry and High-Tc Origin in High Temperature Superconductors
• 12th December, Prof Yuli Lyanda-Geller Purdue University (USA), New Quasiparticles in quantum point contact tunneling in the fractional quantum Hall effectÌý
• 5th December, Prof Gen Tatara, RIKEN Japan,ÌýÌýSpin transport effects induced by supercurrent in SNS junction
• 28th November,ÌýDr Amy Cottle University College London, New Results and Status of the LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter Experiment
• 14th November, Dr. Filippo Pascucci, University of Antwerp,ÌýDensity collective modes in bilayer exciton systems
• 24th October, Prof Igor Lukyanchuk University of Picardie, France, Topological roots of ferroelectricity
• 17th October,ÌýDr Jessie, Christiansen,Caltech/IPAC-NASA Exoplanet Science InstituteÌýFrom Kepler to the Habitable Worlds Observatory: The Emerging Picture of Planet Populations
• 10th October,ÌýProf Qian Niu,University of Science and Technology of China,ÌýÌýSpin-Orbit Effects in Magnetic Systems
• 16th May, ProfÌýKian ping LOH,ÌýApplied Physics Department, Hong Kong Polytechnic University,ÌýAnomalous Hall effect in Tetralayer Graphene and Non-linear Second order Effect in BiTeBr
• 2nd May, Dr Zixin Huang, Macquarie University,ÌýSub-wavelength quantum imaging techniques for astronomy
• 18th April, Prof Maria Parappilly, Flinders University,ÌýEffectiveness of enrichment program in increasing girls’ interest to pursue Physics studies and STEM careers
• 11th April, Prof Xiao Li, City University of Hong Kong,ÌýNovel dynamical phases of matter in an isolated quantum system
• 27th March, Prof David Ritchie, University of Cambridge,ÌýTerahertz devices and applications
• 26th March,ÌýProf Oleg Yazyev,ÌýEcole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL),ÌýIn silico discovery of novel topological materialsÌý
• 21st March, Dr Eleanor G Rieffel,ÌýNASA Ames Research Center,ÌýA NASA Perspective on Quantum Computing, with Emphasis on Recent Results in Distributed Computing
• 17th March 2024, Dr Magda Arnaboldi,ÌýEuropean Southern Observatory,ÌýThe specific angular momenta of massive galaxies from the ePN.S survey
• 7th March 2024, Prof Jim Fuller, Caltech,ÌýCarnivorous and Cannibalistic StarsÌý
• 8th February 2024 14:00-15:00, Prof Zhirong Lin,Ìý'Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,ÌýSuperconducting Electronics for Control and Readout of Superconducting Qubit
• 7th December 2023, 14:00-15:00, Prof Daniel Arovas,ÌýUniversity of California,ÌýÌýA Brief History of Quantum Magnetism
• 24th November 2023,Ìý14:00-15:00, Prof Klaus Mølmer, University of Copenhagen,ÌýWave function collapse, quantum jumps and Schrödinger’s Ichtyosauria
• 16th November, 14:00-15:00 , Prof Mikhail Titov,ÌýRadboud University Nijmegen,ÌýChiral magnetic interactions and anomalous transport in 2D magnets
• 2nd November 14:00-15:00, Prof Adam Micolich, School of Physics, 91É«ÇéƬ,ÌýChanging the script for higher year physics teaching
• 9th November 2023, 14:00-15:00, Prof Giovanni Vignale, National University of Singapore,ÌýUndergap currents in the anomalous Hall effects.
• 12th October 2-3,ÌýElectronic properties of monolayer transition metal ditellurides,ÌýDr Iolanda Di Bernardo,ÌýSchool of Physics and Astronomy, Monash University
• 28th SeptemberÌý4-5,ÌýÌýHunting for Gold (or, more realistically, uranium),ÌýDr Terese Hansen, Stockholm University
• 7th September 2-3,ÌýNoise in Superconducting Qubits.ÌýProf Clare Yu,ÌýUniversity of California, Irvine
• 17th August 2023 2-3 pm,ÌýSmall Changes- Big Impact.ÌýProf. Robert Kellner,ÌýTechnical University of Applied Science Rosenheim in Germany
• 8th June 2023 2-3 pm,ÌýBraiding of Majorana Zero Modes in Topological Superconductors: towards fault-tolerant quantum computing.ÌýA/Prof Stephan Rachel, University of Melbourne.
• 15th May 2023 1-2 pm,ÌýSurface dynamics in living systemsÌýDr. Anna Erzberger, EMBL Heidelberg, Department of Physics & Astronomy, Heidelberg University
• 4th May 2023 1-2 pm,ÌýQuantum acoustics: Quantum mechanics with soundÌýProf. Andrew N Cleland, Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago
• 16th March 2023 2-3 pm,ÌýGalactic Vivisection: Toward an Improved Understanding of Galaxy Coevolution with their Massive Central Black Holes.ÌýDr. Benjamin L. Davis
• 9th March 2023 2-3 pm,ÌýProbing nuclear structure with exotic atomic systems.ÌýNatalia Oreshkina, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics.Ìý
• 28th February 2023 2-3 pm,ÌýTheory of interconversions between current/magnetization/chiral phonons in chiral crystals.ÌýProf. Shuichi Murakami

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