Colloquia
Current Semester (Spring 2021)
Tuesday, May 4th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Creating Useful Nanostructured Soft Materials (and single crystals) by Directed Self-Assembly
Prof. Chinedum Osuji, University of Pennsylvania
Tuesday, April 13th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Delivering Physics
Prof. Dan Fleisch, Wittenberg University
Tuesday, April 6th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Understanding Nanoscale and Molecular Processes in Emulsions Systems with Neutron and X-ray Scattering
Prof. Lilo Pozzo, University of Washington
Tuesday, March 9th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Biological Motion Sensors and Vertigo
Samuel Owen, Otolith Labs
Tuesday, March 2nd, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Ultra-low switching Energy Memories to artificial neurons
Prof. T. Venky Venkatesan, National University of Singapore
Tuesday, February 16th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Combinatorial Experimentation and Machine Learning for Materials Discovery
Prof. Ichiro Takeuchi, University of Maryland
Tuesday, February 2nd, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Bio-inspired pathways to manipulating architecture and mechanics in polymeric materials
Prof. LaShanda Korley, University of Delaware
Fall 2020 Semester
Tuesday, September 29th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Facilitating thinking and learning in and beyond the physics classrooms
Prof. Chandralekha Singh, University of Pittsburgh
Tuesday, October 6th, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: A new spin on magnetism with applications in information processing
Prof. Andy Kent (New York University)
Tuesday, October 20, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: El Niño as a Topological Insulator: A Surprising Connection Between Climate, and Quantum Physics
Prof. Brad Marston, Brown University
Tuesday, November 17, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: Non-reciprocity in collective phenomena: pattern-formation, synchronization and flocking.
Prof. Vincenzo Vitelli, University of Chicago
Tuesday, December 1, 3:15pm
Physics Colloquium: The Cosmic Nursery of Black Holes and Galaxies
Prof. Sadegh Khochfar, University of Edinburgh