Colloquium Series
Department of Physics
Winter 2024 Schedule
Wednesday, Jan. 31th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Melanie Hazlett Assistant Professor Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering Concordia University |
Heterogeneous Catalysis: Introduction and Applications for Energy and the Environment |
Wednesday, Feb. 7th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Yasser Iturria Medina Assistant Professor Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery McGill University |
Multiscale brain modeling for characterizing patient-specific disease progression and implementing precision medicine |
Wednesday, Feb. 14th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Xianming Zhang Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Concordia University |
How Maxwell's demon guides my research in environmental chemistry |
Wednesday, Feb. 21st 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Marta Kersten-Oertel Associate Professor Concordia University Research Chair in Applied Perception Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science Concordia University |
Designing Enhanced Surgical Guidance Through Augmented Reality Visualization |
Wednesday, Mar. 6th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Songrui Zhao Assistant Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering McGill University |
Epitaxial, scalable nanowire light emitters and photodetectors |
Wednesday, Mar. 27th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Samar Safi-Harb Professor of Physics & Astronomy Canada Research Chair, Extreme Astrophysics University of Manitoba |
Supernova Remnants and their Beasts: Cool or Hot? |
Wednesday, Apr. 3rd 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Étienne Lantagne-Hurtubise Postdoctoral Fellow California Institute of Technology |
Graphene multilayers: from unconventional superconductors to quantum devices
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Wednesday, Apr. 9th 3 pm – 4 pm |
Dr. Abhijeet Alase Postdoctoral Research Fellow University of Sydney, Australia |
Topological Systems For Quantum Technologies |
Wednesday, Apr. 10th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Elizabeth Lovegrove U.S. Naval Observatory |
Toothpaste Comes From Neutrinos: The Origin of Stuff |
Wednesday, Apr. 17th 3 pm – 4 pm Room HB130 |
Dr. Ningping Cao Postdoctoral Fellow Perimeter Institute/Institute for Quantum Computing University of Waterloo |
How to capture and work with open quantum systems |