First 100 matches found

• • 4:00 pm
    4/24/2019
  • 141 Loomis Laboratory

  Physics Colloquium: "Repurposing a Spy Telescope for Studying Dark Energy and Exoplanets"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    5/1/2019
  • 141 Loomis Laboratory

  Physics Colloquium: "Modular Superconducting Quantum Computing"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    8/28/2019
  • 144 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "What's next in gravitational wave physics? "

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    9/4/2019
  • 144 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - No Colloquium 09/04/19

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    9/11/2019
  • 144 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Advanced Quantum Communication: Where do we go from here?"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    9/18/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: “Randomness and Hidden Variables in the Living Cell”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    9/25/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: “Neutrinos: From Zeros to Heroes?”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    10/2/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Large-Scale Pedagogical Change and Sustainability at a Large Research University"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    10/9/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "The Electron Ion Collider -- the Most Powerful Microscope in the World"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    10/16/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Terahertz Studies on Topological Materials"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    10/23/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Fractal Laser Modes, Speckle-Free Optical Imaging, Water Optics, and Other Fascinating Topics in Optical Physics and Engineering"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    10/30/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "SEISMIC: Equity & Inclusion as Design Goals for STEM Education Reform"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    11/6/2019
  • 141 Loomis Laboratory

  Physics Colloquium: “Intersections of Particle Physics and Quantum Information Science at Fermilab”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    11/13/2019
  • 144 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Probing Gravity in the Strong Field Regime"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    11/20/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: “Topological Quantum Chemistry”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    12/4/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "Superconducting Detectors and Submm Intensity Mapping Experiments"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    12/11/2019
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: "Neutron Stars Come of Age"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    1/22/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "The Science of Climate Change: The Challenges Facing Humanity"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    1/29/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "In Praise of Clausius Entropy: Reassessing the Foundations of Boltzmannian Statistical Mechanics"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    2/5/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium: “Constraining Axion Physics With Small-Scale CMB Measurements”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    2/12/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - “Connecting the Missing Dots Between Motor Traffic and Topology in the Genome”

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    2/19/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "Relativistic Fluid Dynamics: From Particle Colliders to Neutron Star Mergers"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    2/26/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "The Once and Future Higgs"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    3/11/2020
  • 141 Loomis

  Physics Colloquium - "Coronavirus: What is it? Why should you care? What can you do about it?"

  • Other
• • 4:00 pm
    9/2/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for link

  Physics Colloquium - "Topological Order and Quantum Entanglement"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    9/9/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for link

  Physics Colloquium - "New START Quo Vadis? A Plea for Nuclear Arms Control in Uncertain Times."

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    9/16/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for link

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum Information With Photons"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    9/23/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for information

  Physics Colloquium - "The Life and Death of Turbulence"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    9/30/2020

  Physics Colloquium - "Tuning Into the Universe's Symphony"

  • Lecture
• • 1:00 pm
    10/7/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for link

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum Supreme Matter"

  • Lecture
• 

  • 2:00 pm
    10/14/2020

  Physics Colloquium - "Generation of Pure Quantum Light in the Solid-State"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    10/21/2020

  Physics Colloquium - "Shining New Light on the Physics of Neutron Star Mergers"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    10/28/2020

  Physics Colloquium - "The Information Paradox in the Age of Holographic Entanglement Entropy"

  • Lecture
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  • 4:00 pm
    11/4/2020

  Physics Colloquium - "Engaging Students in Authentic Scientific Practices in Physics Lab Courses"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    11/18/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for information

  Physics Colloquium - "Novel Probes of Dark Matter"

  • Lecture
• 

  • 4:00 pm
    12/2/2020
  • Via ZOOM - see description for information

  Physics Colloquium - "Optically-Trapped Interacting Fermi Gases"

  • Lecture
• 

  • 4:00 pm
    12/9/2020

  Watson Memorial Colloquium - "Imaging Black Holes with the Event Horizon Telescope"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    1/20/2021
  • Via ZOOM - see description for link

  Physics Colloquium - TBD

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    1/27/2021

  Physics Colloquium - TBD

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    2/3/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Semiconductor-Based Hybrid Superconducting Circuits"

  • Lecture
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  • 4:00 pm
    2/10/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum Science With Alkaline Earth Atom Arrays"

  • Lecture
• 

  • 4:00 pm
    2/24/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "New Tools for the Quantum Many-Body Problem"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    3/3/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Circuit Quantum Electrodynamics Meets Quantum Impurity Physics"

  • Lecture
• 

  • 4:00 pm
    3/10/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum Computing with Atoms"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    3/31/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "How to Create and Leverage Many-Body Entanglement for Near-Term Quantum Networks and Simulation"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/7/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Neutrinos Properties from Cosmological Data"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/14/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum detective stories: Investigating how much time atoms spend in a "forbidden region" and how much time photons spend “inside" atoms."

  • Lecture
• • 12:00 pm
    4/15/2021

  Special Physics Colloquium: "First results from the Muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/21/2021

  2021 Axel Memorial Lecture - "Amor Caloris: Why does nature love heat (so much)?"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/28/2021

  McMillan Memorial Award Lecture - "Many-body physics in the NISQ era"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    5/5/2021

  Physics Colloquium - "Quantum Annealing and Information Encoding in the Transverse Ising Model"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00 pm
    9/1/2021

  Physics Colloquium:"Dark Matter Meets Condensed Matter”

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00 pm
    9/8/2021

  Physics Colloquium: "Unlocking the secret life of quarks"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    9/15/2021

  Physics Colloquium "Climatic and Humanitarian Impacts of Nuclear War"

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm   5:00 pm
    9/22/2021

  Physics Collloquium: "EIC physics from Lattice QCD: The proton mass and spin decompositions"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5.00
    9/29/2021

  Physics Colloquium: " Effective field theory description of classical and quantum black hole interactions"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00 pm
    10/6/2021

  Physics Colloquium: No Collouium Wednesday October 6, 2021

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    10/13/2021

  Physics Colloquium: Cavity QED and nonlinear photonics with microwaves: Engineering photon-photon interactions to scale superconducting quantum devices

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 - 5:00 pm
    10/20/2021

  No Colloquium - Faculty Meeting

  • Ceremony/Service
• • 4:00 pm
    10/27/2021

  Physics Colloquium: Collisions of light at the LHC: Photonuclear and photon-photon physics with heavy ions in ATLAS

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    11/3/2021

  Physics Colloquium: Machine Learning and the Future of Quantum Simulation

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    11/10/2021

  Physics Colloquium: Phase transitions and critical states of monitored quantum systems

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    11/17/2021

  Physics Colloquium: "Physicists do social science: the case of GREs"

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    12/1/2021

  No Physics Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 10:00 am
    12/8/2021

  Physics Colloquium: Prediction in immune repertoires

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    12/15/2021

  No Physics Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00 pm
    1/19/2022

  Physics Colloquium

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    1/26/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    2/9/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Clues to the properties of dense matter using NICER observations

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    2/16/2022

  Physics Colloquium: Circuit QED: From Materials to Mathematics

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    2/23/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: Phillip Phillips (UIUC): "Beyond BCS: An Exact Model for Superconductivity and Mottness"

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    3/2/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: Aida El-Khadra (UIUC) "The dance of the muon"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    3/9/2022

  Physics Colloquium: Art McDonald (Queen's University) "Understanding our Universe from Measurements Deep Underground"

  • Seminar/Symposium
• • 4:00 pm
    3/16/2022

  Physics Colloquium: No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 2:30 pm   3:30 pm
    3/21/2022
  • 280 MRL

  Beyond Heisenberg Solids: From Multi-Spin Interactions to Novel Magnetic Particles

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    3/23/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: Richard Milner (MIT) "Visualization of the Subatomic World"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    3/30/2022

  Physics Colloquium: Zohreh Davoudi (University of Maryland), A quantum simulator of the strong force

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/6/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: 2021 McMillan Award Winner Yuan Cao (MIT), "Magic-angle graphene: Superconductivity from Carbon"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/13/2022

  Physics Colloquium: Katherine Freese (University of Texas) "The Cosmic Cocktail: Three Parts Dark Matter"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/20/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: "The Chiral Universe"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    4/27/2022
  • Loomis Laboratory Room 141

  Physics Colloquium: Rafael M Fernandes (University of Minnesota) "The rich landscape of intertwined electronic phases in quantum materials"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    5/4/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Jed Pixley (Rutgers University), "Twisting quantum matter beyond the graphene paradigm"

  • Lecture
• • 8:30 am
    8/24/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 8:30 am
    8/31/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    9/7/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Matthias Grosse Perdekamp (UIUC), Title: A Case Study in Nuclear Proliferation - The Iran Nuclear Deal and the Responsibility of Physicists

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    9/14/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Taylor Hughes (UIUC), Title: Defeating the Chiral Doubling Theorem: Three paths to new phenomena

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    9/21/2022
  • Via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Tracy Slatyer (MIT), Title: "Bound States in Heavy Dark Sectors: from WIMPonium to Squeezeout"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    9/28/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Nigel Goldenfeld (UIUC, UC San Diego), Title: "Topological scaling laws and the statistical mechanics of evolution"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    10/5/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Deirdre Shoemaker (University of Texas at Austin), Title "Brave New World of Numerical Relativity"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    10/12/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Carlos Herdeiro (Campus de Santiago, Portugal), Title: "How about (not a) black hole?" - Testing the Universality of the black hole and Kerr hypotheses

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    10/19/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Peter Armitage (Johns Hopkins University) Title: On Ising’s Model of Ferromagnetism

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    10/26/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Jon Simon (Stanford), Title: "Making Fluids and Solids from Microwave Photons"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    11/2/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Asher Berlin (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory), Title: "Discovering the Dark Universe with Superconductors"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    11/9/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: James Aguirre (University of Pennsylvania), Title: The Universe in (Low-res) 4-D: How “Line Intensity Mapping” Probes Cosmic Evolution

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    11/16/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Markus Aspelmeyer (University of Vienna, Austria), Title: "How does a quantum object gravitate?"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    11/23/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    11/30/2022

  Physics Colloquium: Vincenzo Cirigliano (University of Washington); "Searching for new physics through neutrinoless double beta decay"

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm   5:00pm
    12/7/2022
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: No Colloquium

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    1/25/2023
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Peter Abbamonte (UIUC); Observation of Pines' Demon in Sr2RuO4 with Momentum-Resolved EELS

  • Lecture
• • 4:00 pm
    2/1/2023
  • Loomis Lab 141 and via Zoom

  Physics Colloquium: Chen-Yu Liu (UIUC): "Goldilocks and the three bears or: How we made the most precise neutron lifetime measurement and why."

  • Lecture