Colloquia - Fall 2023

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Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Title	Topic*	Host
8/29(T) F2F	I.Chatzakis	TTU	Intro - PHYS 5101 Student Only		PHAS
9/5 ONLINE	Trevor D. Rhone	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	AI guided materials discovery of two-dimensional magnets	CMP	Chatzakis
9/12 F2F	Martini Paul	OSU	Cosmology with the Lyman Alpha Forest	AST	M. Fausnaugh
9/19 F2F	Zeb Rocklin	Georgia Institute of Techchnology	Fundamental Principles of Flexible Structures.	CMP	W. DeGottardi
9/26 F2F	TBA	TBA	TBD
10/3 F2F	Scott Ransom	NRAO	National Radio Astronomy Observatory / Univ. of Virginia	AST	B. Owen
10/10 F2F	Breese Quinn	University of Mississippi	Latest Results from the Fermilab Muon g-2 Experiment	HEP	I. Volobouev
10/17 F2F	Nichol John	University of Rochester	Quantum computing with electron spins in semiconductors	CMP	W. DeGottardi
10/24 F2F	Sheung Janet	Claremont McKenna College	Motor-driven advection competes with crowding to drive spatiotemporally heterogeneous transport in cytoskeleton composites	CMP	W. DeGottardi
10/31 F2F	Eric Kuo	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Problem-solving isn't just solving for x: Developing coherence, insight, and understanding	PER	B. Thacker
11/7 F2F	Lopez-Bezanilla Alejandro	Los Alamos	Frustrated Magnetism with Quantum Annealers	CMP	W. DeGottardi
11/14 F2F	Mathew Evans	MIT	Gravitational Waves: Sources and Next-Gen Observatories	AST	A. Corsi
11/28 F2F	MacKenzie Stetzer	The University of Maine	Leveraging dual-process theories of reasoning to investigate and support student reasoning in physics.	PER	B. Thacker
12/5 F2F	Onur Erten	ASU	Exploring emergent phases in moir ́e magnets: fractionalization, frag- mentation and new particles	CMP	Y.S. Eo

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*AST: Astronomy and Astrophysics, BIO: Biophysics, CMP: Condensed Matter Physics, HEP: High Energy Physics, PER: Physics Education Research, QIS: Quantum Information Science, AMO: Atomic Molecular & Optical Physics, GEO: Geosciences, AI: Artificial Intelligence

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