Upcoming Seminars
December 2022
Friday, December 2nd, 2022
11:00am
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12:00pm
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High Energy Theory Seminar
Online and In-Person Event
Gravitational Path Integral for 1/4 BPS N = 4 black holes from Siegel Modular Forms
Abhiram Kidambi,
IPMU, University of Tokyo,
12:15pm
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1:15pm
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IQIM Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Seminar
Quantum gas of molecules
Jun Ye,
JILA, National Institute of Standards and Technology and University of Colorado, Boulder,
2:00pm
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3:00pm
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Monday, December 5th, 2022
10:30am
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11:30am
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High Energy Physics Seminar
Online Event
Probing dark matter-nucleon interactions with Sub-GeV dark matter direct detection strategie
Kim Berghaus,
SUNY Stony Brook,
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Tuesday, December 6th, 2022
4:00pm
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5:00pm
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High Energy Physics Seminar
Online and In-Person Event
The muon g-2 and lattice QCD hadronic vacuum polarization may point to new, long-lived neutral hadrons
Glennys Farrar,
New York University,
Wednesday, December 7th, 2022
11:00am
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12:00pm
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IQIM Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Seminar
Online Event
Towards fast hardware decoding: parallel window decoding and Riverlane's progress
Earl Campbell,
Riverlane & University of Sheffield,
Friday, December 9th, 2022
10:30am
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11:30am
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2:00pm
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3:00pm
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High Energy Physics Seminar
Online and In-Person Event
Catalysed Vacuum Decay
Michael Nee,
University of Oxford,
2:00pm
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3:00pm
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TAPIR Seminar
Online and In-Person Event
Planetary migration and engulfment on the post-main-sequence
Monday, December 12th, 2022
10:30am
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11:30am
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High Energy Physics Seminar
Online Event
Ultralight dark matter searches with atom multi-gradiometry
Leonardo Badurina,
Kings College,
Wednesday, December 14th, 2022
11:00am
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12:00pm
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IQIM Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Seminar
The Role of Entanglement for Function Estimation with Quantum Sensor Networks
Jacob Bringewatt,
University of Maryland,
Friday, December 16th, 2022
12:00pm
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1:00pm
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IQIM Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Seminar
Large N Matrix Quantum Mechanics as a Quantum Memory
Gong Cheng,
University of Maryland,