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Dr Stephan Rachel, University of Melbourne. Live: G. 30 seminar room, New Horizons, 20 Research Way, Clayton Available on YouTube by invite only In this tutorial, I will give a pedagogic introduction to the Quantum Hall effect where I may present a slightly biased perspective and deviation from the theory. We will establish the Read More Assoc. Prof. Dimi Culcer, UNSW School of Physics Missed the talk? Catch up on Youtube Assoc. Prof’s Culcer’s research group focuses on quantum transport and quantum computing. You can read our recent review on transport in topological materials here. In their research on quantum transport, their focus is on systems with strong spin-orbit interactions, such Read More Prof. Eugene Demler, Harvard University, Dept. of Physics Catch up online I will review recent progress of the optical lattice emulators of the Fermi Hubbard model. The new feature of these experiments is availability of snapshots of many-body states with single particle resolution. I will discuss new insight from these experiments on the properties of Read More Dr Aydin Keser, UNSW Missed the seminar? Watch it on YouTube Meeting ID: 865 7641 5062 / Passcode 12345 Date: Thursday 1 April 11am (AEDT), 8am (Perth – AWST) Classical electromagnetism is linear. However, fields can polarize the vacuum Dirac sea, causing quantum nonlinear electromagnetic phenomena, e.g., scattering and splitting of photons that occur only Read More If you missed the talk, you can catch it on YouTube AUST 24 February, 10am (AEDT – Melbourne) USA 23 February 7pm (EDT – New York) | 4pm (PDT – Los Angeles) Prof. Gil Refael Taylor W. Lawrence Professor of Theoretical Physics, Caltech Topological phases have been dominating the limelight in the past 10 years. Read More Prof. Mikhail Kostylev Department of Physics and Astrophysics, The University of Western Australia If you missed the talk, you can catch it on YouTube The reservoir computer (RC) is a specific type of a neural network suitable for modelling complex dynamical systems. RC’s relative ease of training and its remarkable computational power, has received great Read More Miss the talk? Catch up on Youtube. EVENT FLYER Scientist, educator and entrepreneur Dr Erol Harvey has made outstanding contributions to Australia through the world-leading microfluidic engineering company MiniFAB. In this seminar, he will share insights and experiences from his academic career and consistent work in research commercialisation and entrepreneurship. Dr Erol Harvey gained a Read More Experimentally realizing quantum phases of matter and controlling their properties is a central goal of the physical sciences. Novel quantum phases with controllable properties are essential for new electronic, photonic, and energy management technologies[i]. Quantum materials offer particularly appealing opportunities for the implementation of on-demand quantum phases. This class of materials host interacting many-body electronic Read More EVENT FLYER catch up on youtube Abstract: The broad agenda of designing and synthesising materials with strongly correlated behaviour, in a controllable and predictable manner, poses an exciting research frontier. The discovery of superconductivity in cuprates decades ago had stirred enduring interest in searching for analogous materials systems. In this talk, I will present our Read More Download seminar flyer here. How are you uniquely qualified to build a rewarding career out of your interests, skills, and experience? What can you do to expand your current skill set? What job do you want to do next? As a researcher navigating the early stages of your career, your answers to these questions may Read More
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