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Department of Physics and Astronomy

Spring 2026

Colloquia will be in person in Room 330 and online from 3:30 – 4:30 pm on Wednesdays. All welcome! 

Tea, Coffee and  Cookies will be served from 3:00 to 3:30 pm in Room 330.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/95124198614?pwd=dnBzWnhUTmVSRjJZaVR1QnpvazduZz09

Day LocationTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides
January 21 330W / Zoom Applications and limits of parametric driving in superconducting circuits Michael Hatridge, Yale University Srivatsan Chakram Sundar Recording
January 28 No Colloquium
February 4 330W / Zoom On Ising's model of ferromagnetism Peter Armitage, Johns Hopkins University Sean Oh
February 11 No Colloquium
February 18 330W / Zoom UNVEILING THE FIRST BLACK HOLES IN THE UNIVERSE Priya Natarajan, Yale University Andrew Baker Recording
BOYD LECTURE February 25  330W / Zoom The National Spherical Torus Experiment Upgrade – Advancing the Physics of Fusion Energy Stefano Munaretto, PPPL Piers Coleman

Recording

Slides
March 4 No Colloquium
March 11 330W / Zoom The Mathematics of Human Population Growth and CO2 Emissions Victor Yakovenko, University of Maryland Alex Morozov Recording
March 18 No Colloquium
March 25 330W / Zoom Tracking iron (Fe) in biological systems – disease diagnostics, stem cell engineering, and more Jongyoon Han, MIT Sean Oh  Recording
April 1 No Colloquium 
April 8 330W / Zoom From Mergers to Magnetars: Quest for the Origin of the Heaviest Elements Brian Metzger, Columbia University & Flatiron Institute Matt Buckley  
April 15 No Colloquium
April 22 330W / Zoom Many-fermion quantum entanglement in the high temperature superconductors and in black holes Subir Sachdev, Harvard University Emil Yuzbashyan Recording

SPECIAL IRONS LECTURE       

April 28 (8pm)

 Sec 111 Magic Angle Graphene: the Twist and Shout of Quantum Materials Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, MIT Piers Coleman
April 29 330W / Zoom LHCb at the frontier of flavor physics: the three movements of the flavor sonata Marina Artuso, Syracuse University Eva Halkiadakis Recording


Please contact our administrative assistant Kesha Jenkins <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>; with questions regarding speakers schedule and zoom settings. Questions about the colloquium schedule should be addressed to Prof. Piers Coleman -  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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