Physics & Astronomy Colloquium

Spring 2021 Colloquia Schedule

Note: All colloquia will be held on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. through ZOOM, unless otherwise indicated.

Date	Title of Talk	Speaker	Speaker's Institution	Host
May 19	Exact numerical and theoretical results beyond Fermi liquid theory	Edwin Huang	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Patricia Hewlett Bodin Distinguished Associate Professor of Physics Juana Moreno
May 13	Understanding quantum materials using many-body computational tools.	Hanna Terletska	Middle Tennessee State University	Distinguished Associate Professor of Physics Juana Moreno
Tuesday, May 11	LiNiO2 as a high-entropy functional material	Kateryna Foyevtsova	University of British Columbia - Vancouver Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (SBQMI)	Distinguished Associate Professor of Physics Juana Moreno
May 6	Moiré materials and incommensurability-driven phases in two-dimensions	Justin Wilson	Department of Physics & Astronomy Rutgers University	Patricia Hewlett Bodin Distinguished Associate Professor of Physics Juana Moreno
April 8	Self-assembly and stability of metal nanoclusters: Modeling & Experiment	Jim W. Evans	Department of Physics & Astronomy and Ames Laboratory – USDOE, Iowa State University	Professor Phillip Sprunger
Feb. 17	The DarkSide of the Standard Model: Searching for dark matter DEAP underground with liquid argon	Shawn Westerdale	Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Monserrato Cagliari, Italy	Professor Thomas Kutter
Feb. 18	Ghosts on-shell: precision measurement, neutrino oscillations, and the quest to go Beyond the Standard Model	Jeremy Wolcott	Tufts University	Professor Thomas Kutter
Wednesday, February 24	Search for electron-like low energy excess using Wire-Cell event reconstruction at MicroBooNE	Hanyu Wei	Brookhaven National Laboratory	Professor Thomas Kutter
Feb. 25	Reaching for the stars with CNO solar neutrinos and other adventures of novel neutrino detectors	Zara Bagdasarian	UC Berkeley, Orebi Gann Group	Professor Thomas Kutter