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Fall 2021

Until further notice, colloquia will be held online from 3:30 – 4:30 pm on Wednesdays.  For zoom information refer to the talk abstract.

All welcome!

 

DayTitleSpeakerHost
Sep 15

Twisting quantum matter beyond the graphene paradigm

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Jed H. Pixley

Rutgers University

 Tom Banks
Sep 22

Exploring the Unknown at the Energy Frontier

Eva Halkiadakis

Rutgers University

 Tom Banks
Sep 29

The Gaia mission and science highlights from the Gaia data releases

Anthony Brown

Leiden Observatory

 Andrew Baker
Oct 6

A Halo Census with Galaxies and Light

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Annika Peter

Ohio State University

 Matthew Buckley
Oct 13

Symmetry in quantum gravity

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Daniel Harlow

MIT

 Tom Banks
Oct 20

Implicit Bias:

Racial Gaps and Scientific Gaps

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Lee Jussim

Rutgers - Psychology

 John Paul Chou
Oct 27

Quantum dynamics with an observer: the measurement phase transition

Adam Nahum

ENS Paris

 Ananda Roy
Nov 3

Stacking van der Waals atomic layers: quest for new quantum materials

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Philip Kim

Harvard University

 Sang Cheong
Nov 10

Exploring Terra Incognita with the World’s Largest Penning Trap

Lee Roberts

Boston University

 Andy Mastbaum
Nov 17

Axion Dark Matter and Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: New Techniques for New Physics

Lindley Winslow

MIT

 Andy Mastbaum
Nov 24 Thanksgiving (no colloquium)    
Dec 1

Black holes, information and wormholes

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Geoff Penington

UC - Berkeley

 Tom Banks
Dec 8

 

   


Please contact our administrative assistant Lisa Rivera (lrivera at physics.rutgers.edu) with questions regarding speakers schedule and zoom settings. Questions about the colloquium schedule should be addressed to Prof. Tom Banks (tibanks at ucsc.edu).

 

Spring 2021 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2020 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2020 Colloquium

Spring 2018 Colloquium

Fall 2017 Colloquium

Spring 2017 Colloquium

Fall 2016 Colloquium

Spring 2016 Colloquium

Fall 2014 Colloquium

Spring 2024

Spring 2024 Colloquium Schedules

Colloquia will be in person and online from 3:30 – 4:30 pm on Wednesdays. 

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

All welcome!

 

Day LocationTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides
January 17   No Colloquium   
January 24 W330/Zoom  A new generation of millimeter and submillimeter observations
for cosmology and astrophysics
 Eve Vavagiakis, Cornell University  Eric Gawiser Recording
January 31  W330/Zoom Exploring the Quantum Universe: a vision for Particle Physics in the next two decades Yuri Gershtein, Rutgers University  

Recording

Slides

February 7  W330/Zoom Dark Black Holes Sarah Shandera, Penn State  Eric Gawiser  Recording
February 14 W330/Zoom  Visualizing the Bomb: New Frontiers for Communication about the Effects of Nuclear Weapons Alex Wellerstein, Stevens Institute of Technology Jolie Cizewski  Recording
February 21 W330/Zoom Understanding Deep-Learning as a physicist: What would Einstein do? Yuhai Tu, IBM Anirvan Sengupta  Recording
February 28 W330/Zoom  Using Neutrons to Measure Fundamental Neutrino Properties at MINERvA  Andrew Olivier, University of Notre Dame Ron Ransome  Recording
March 6 W330/Zoom Capturing Lightning: Investigation of the high speed dynamics of novel dielectric tree formation Timothy Koeth, University of Maryland Steve Schnetzer  
 March 13 Spring Break -  No Colloquium   
March 20 Zoom Only Transforming Particle Theory with Modern Machine Learning Tilman Plehn, Heidelberg University David Shih  Recording
March 23 (Saturday) Physics Lecture Hall Irons Lecture: Looking Backwards with the Cosmic Microwave Background Suzanne Staggs, Princeton University Eric Gawiser  
 March 27 W330/Zoom Senior Honors Theses   Stephen Schnetzer  
 April 3 W330/Zoom Climate Modeling  Alan Robock, Rutgers University Amitabh Lath  Recording
 April 10 W330/Zoom A Subatomic Frontier of Brain Research Matthew Fisher, UC Santa Barbara Piers Coleman  Recording
 April 17 W330/Zoom Free ranging discussion on research at Rutgers  Michael Zwick, Rutgers VP for Research Jack Hughes  Recording
 April 24 W330/Zoom Exploring Quantum Spin Liquids: From Theory to Experiment Natalia Perkins, University of Minnesota  Sang-Wook Cheong   Recording
 May 1 Zoom Logical quantum processor based on reconfigurable atom arrays Dolev Bluvstein, Harvard University Srivatsan Chakram  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. Daniel Friedan -  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

For meeting organizers, here are some tips for Hybrid meetings and 330W podium usage.

Fall 2023 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2023 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2022 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2022 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2021 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2021 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2020 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2020 Colloquium

Spring 2018 Colloquium

Fall 2017 Colloquium

Spring 2017 Colloquium

Fall 2016 Colloquium

Spring 2016 Colloquium

Fall 2014 Colloquium

 

 

High Energy Experimental (HEX) Seminars

Spring 2024

 

The seminars are held every Friday at 1:00 PM unless otherwise noted -

via Zoom and/or 330W - except where noted.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/95075567101?pwd=ZmJVRnEzTlpoZkNiUFljRzJGdjk0dz09

All welcome!

 

DayTitleSpeakerHost

February 2 

SNO+, THEIA, and DUNE: a broad program for advanced neutrino physics  Tanner Kaptanoglu, University of California, Berkeley Andrew Mastbaum 
March 22 Chasing X→HH/YH Excesses in the bbγγ Final State and the Non-Resonant HH Prospects for Run 3 and Beyond Manos Vourliotis, UC San Diego  
April 5 Thinking Fast: ANNIE and Next Generation Neutrino Physics Matthew Wetstein, Iowa State University  Andrew Mastbaum

 May 3

ZOOM ONLY

 Search for Emerging Jets at CMS  Yi-Mu Chen, University of Maryland  Andrew Mastbaum


Please contact our administrative assistant Kesha Jenkins (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Yuri Gershtein (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) with questions regarding the speaker's schedule and zoom settings. 

 

 

Fall 2023 Seminar

Spring 2023 Seminar

Fall 2022 Seminar

Spring 2022 Seminar

Fall 2021 Seminar

Machine Learning Group Meetings

Machine Learning Group Meetings - Fall 2021

 

We will discuss machine learning applications to different fields, in a way that is accessible to non-specialists. The goal of these meetings would be to learn about and discuss the latest, greatest ML innovations and their novel applications in different domains, in the hopes of cross-fertilizing new ideas and spurring new collaborations.

These will be held biweekly at 3pm, but we may adjust this depending on demand.

Zoom Link: TBA

DayTitleSpeakerRecording / Slides
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       


Please contact our administrative assistant Christina Pettola (cpettola at physics.rutgers.edu) with questions.  

 

Previous Semesters

Spring 2021

DayTitleSpeakerRecording / Slides
February 8 Normalizing Flows and their Application to Particle Physics Claudius Krause (Rutgers) Recording
February 22 Representing Manifolds Representation by Bioinspired Neural Nets Anirvan Sengupta (Rutgers) Recording / Slides
March 8 Using Neural Networks to Select Galaxy Samples with Highly Accurate Photometric Redshifts for Cosmological Analysis Adam Broussard (Rutgers) Recording / Slides
 March 22 Learning early detection systems for pulsar timing arrays Marat Freytsis (Rutgers) Recording
 April 5 Using machine learning to identify toxic gases emitted from vehicle exhausts Unab Javed (Rutgers) Recording
May 3 Using Gaussian Processes to Decode the Star Formation Histories of Galaxies Kartheik Iyer (University of Toronto) Recording
 May 17 A physics-informed super-resolution network Diane Salim (Rutgers) Recording

Condensed Matter Seminar Spring 2024

Condensed Matter (CM) Seminar Schedule

Spring 2024

 

The seminars are held every Tuesday at 1:30 pm via Zoom and/or 330W - except where noted.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/98298456143?pwd=ZXR5bk4wWEJQZEpvQUUwT1Y3LzJjZz09 

Meeting ID: 982 9845 6143

Password: 350499

 

DayTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides

January 16

CANCELLED

Novel nonlinear optical response in 2D antiferromagnets

Liang Wu

University of Pennsylvania

Jak Chakalian  

Special Seminar
Thursday, January 18
3:30 PM

Ultrafast Measurement and Control of Quantum Materials

Geoffrey Diederich

University of Washington

Valery Kiryukhin  Recording
January 23

Steering electrons with lightwaves: from petahertz electronics to quantum spectroscopy

Christian Heide

Stanford PULSE Institute

Valery Kiryukhin

 Recording

Special Seminar
Thursday, January 25
3:30 PM

Study of Novel Quantum Materials in Extreme Conditions

Lu Chen

Université de Sherbrooke, Canada

Valery Kiryukhin  Recording
January 30 Thermodynamics, transport, and fluctuations in the sine-Gordon model  Marton Kormos

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Ananda Roy  Recording

Special Seminar 
Thursday, February 1
3:30 PM

A tale of two Pair Density Wave (PDW) states in a magnetic superconductor

He Zhao

Brookhaven National Laboratory

Valery Kiryukhin  Recording
 February 6 Scaling theory of localization revisited

Boris Altshuler

Columbia University

Emil Yuzbashyan  Recording

Special Seminar 
Thursday, February 8
3:30 PM

Probing and engineering quantum materials with terahertz light

Bing Cheng

Ames National Laboratory

 Valery Kiryukhin  Recording

February 13

Zoom Only

Topology and symmetry breaking in a Weyl-Kagome semimetal

Haim Beidenkopf

Weizmann Institute of Science/UCSB

Jed Pixley  

Special Seminar 
Thursday, February 15
3:30 PM

Visualizing Josephson Current with Atomic Magnetometer
 

Shaowen Chen

Harvard University 

Valery Kiryukhin   Recording
February 20 Complex Oxide Heterostructures: How did we get here and where are we going?

Chang-Beom Eom

University of Wisconsin, Madison 

Sean Oh  

Special Seminar

Monday, February 26

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Quantum phases driven by strong correlations

Silke Paschen 

Institute of Solid State Physics, Vienna University of Technology

Piers Coleman  
March 12 Topology, Spin and Orbital in DNA-like Chiral Quantum Materials

Binghai Yan

Weizmann Institute of Science/Penn State

Daniel Kaplan  
March 19 Dynamical chaos in the integrable Toda chain induced by time discretization

Aniket Patra

PCS IBS Daejeon, Korea

Emil Yuzbashyan  
March 26 Critical density fluctuations in strange metals

Peter Abbamonte

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Gabi Kotliar  
April 2

Coherent terahertz (THz) dynamics of collective excitations in a Weyl charge density wave 

Fahad Mahmood 

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Sang-Wook Cheong  

Special Seminar

Thursday, April 4

Room 112W

Skyrmions and Topological Hall Effects in Chiral Magnets

Jiadong Zang

University of New Hampshire

Weida Wu  
April 9 Decoding and Steering Monitored Quantum Dynamics

Matthew Fisher

UC - Santa Barbara

Piers Coleman  
April 16 NO SEMINAR   

Special Seminar

Monday, April 22

Unique Zoom Link

Special Seminar: Liouville, Mach, Mermin, Wagner and Classical Fractons

S.L. Sondhi

University of Oxford

Premala Chandra  Recording
April 23  

Unconventional discontinuous transitions in a 2D system with spin and valley degrees of freedom

Andrey Chubukov

University of Minnesota

Natan Andrei  

Special Seminar

Friday, April 26

Room 112W

Topological tellurium: Nature's first negative inductor 

Marcello Barbosa da Silva Neto

Federal University, Rio de Janeiro

Girsh Blumberg

 
 
April 30 From quantum Hall to Hubbard physics in twisted bilayer graphene 

Eslam Khalaf

Harvard University

Piers Coleman  

Special Seminar

Monday, May 6

Quantum criticality under imperfect teleportation

Pablo Sala de Torres-Solanot

Caltech

Ananda Roy  
May 7 The quantum Mpemba effect in closed quantum systems

Colin Rylands

SISSA

Natan Andrei  Recording

Special Seminar

Friday, May 10

A superconducting cavity qubit with a lifetime approaching 100 milliseconds

Serge Rosenblum

Weizmann Institute of Science

Srivatsan Chakram  
June 18 Entanglement Entropy and Correlation Functions in Many Body Systems

Rajdeep Sensarma

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai India

Jed Pixley / Ahana Chakraborty  
August 6 Emergent strong zero mode through local Floquet engineering

Bhaskar Mukherjee

University College London

Jed Pixley / Ahana Chakraborty  


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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. Questions about the CM seminar schedule should be addressed to the seminar organizer: Prof. Sang-Wook Cheong (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

 

 

Fall 2023 Condensed Matter Seminars

Spring 2023 Condensed Matter Seminars

Fall 2022 Condensed Matter Seminars

Spring 2022 Condensed Matter Seminars

Fall 2021 Condensed Matter Seminars

Spring 2021 Condensed Matter Seminars

Fall 2020 Condensed Matter Seminars

Astrophysics Physics Seminar Spring 2024

Astrophysics Seminars and Colloquia

Spring 2024

 

The Astrophysics seminars are held every Thursday at 2:00 to 3:00 pm via Zoom and/or 330W - except where noted. 

Departmental colloquia are at 3:30 to 4:30 pm on Wednesdays in room 330W (or online as indicated). Special dates and/or times are noted in bold in the table below.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/93190640031?pwd=T0NYSmxFdlF3NlNNZEczNHc5WGRMdz09

 

DayTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides
Wed, Jan. 24 Colloquium: A new generation of millimeter and submillimeter observations for cosmology and astrophysics Eve Vavagiakis (Cornell)  Eric Gawiser  Recording
Thurs, Jan. 25 Galaxies Going Bananas: The Surprising 3D Geometry of High Redshift Dwarf Galaxies from JWST Viraj Pandya (Columbia)  Somayeh Khakpash  
Wed, Feb. 7 Colloquium: Dark Black Holes Sarah Shandera (Penn State)  Eric Gawiser  
Thurs, Feb. 8 Bursty star formation: physical drivers and implications for JWST observations of high-redshift galaxies Chris Hayward (CCA)  Shyam Menon  
Thurs, Feb. 22 Galaxies in the Making: Recent Advances in Understanding the Star Formation Histories of Galaxies Kartheik Iyer (Columbia)  Eric Gawiser  
Thurs, Mar. 7 The Interplay of Star Formation and Radiative Feedback across Cosmic Time Shyam Menon (Rutgers)  Blakesley Burkhart  
Thurs, Mar. 28 On the Likely Prevalence of Ocean-Worlds in M-Dwarf Systems Ojha, Lujendra  (Rutgers)    
Thurs, Apr. 11 Tidal Disruption Events: Hosts, Rates, and Echoes Or Graur (Portsmouth)  Saurabh Jha  
Thurs, Apr. 25 Previewing Roman's Survey of Stellar Halos Using the FOGGIE Simulations Anna Wright (Johns Hopkins)  Alyson Brooks  
Thurs, May 2 Weak lensing with a billion galaxies: new opportunities, challenges and strategies Alex Amon (Princeton) Heather Prince  

Mon, May 20

1pm in 385E

HI story in Abell 3408: Rotation Curves and the Baryonic Tully Fisher Relation Xola Ndaliso (University of the Witwatersrand - South Africa) Jack Hughes  

 

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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. 

 

Fall 2023 Seminars

Other Previous Seminars 

Nuclear Physics Seminar Spring 2024

Rutgers Nuclear Physics Seminar Schedule

Spring 2024

Seminars are held on Mondays at 1:00 pm in person (room 112W) and via Zoom (unless noted) for the Spring 2024 semester

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/93190640031?pwd=T0NYSmxFdlF3NlNNZEczNHc5WGRMdz09

 

DayTitleSpeaker

February 26

1:00 PM - (ZOOM ONLY)

 Shell model studies for forbidden beta decay properties

Praveen C. Srivastava, Indian Institute of Technology-Roorkee 

 April 29, 2024

2:30 PM (Hybrid - Room 385)

 

A Search for Neutron EDM: A Case for Measurement in Deformed Isotopes

 

Prajwal Mohan Murthy, MIT

     
     
     
     
     

 

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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. Seminar Organizer: Sevil Salur. Questions about the NP seminar schedule should be addressed to Prof. Sevil Salur (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). 

 

Fall 2023 Seminars

Other Previous Seminars 

Astrophysics Physics Seminar Fall 2024

Astrophysics Seminars and Colloquia

Fall 2024

 

The Astrophysics seminars are held every Tuesdays at 2:00 to 3:00 pm via Zoom and/or 401W - except where noted. 

Departmental colloquia are at 3:30 to 4:30 pm on Wednesdays in room 330W (or online as indicated). Special dates and/or times are noted in bold in the table below.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/93190640031?pwd=T0NYSmxFdlF3NlNNZEczNHc5WGRMdz09

 

 

DayLocationTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides
September 16 - Lunch Talk (30 Minutes)  330W/Zoom - 30 Minutes The GigaEris Simulation: What makes a high redshift (disc) galaxy different? Floor van Donkelaar, University of Zurich Alyson Brooks  

September 17

401W/Zoom  The Census of Supermassive Black Holes over Cosmic Time Jon Trump, UCONN Eric Gawiser   
October 15  401W/Zoom  The 3D structure of the Milky Way and its molecular clouds  Thavisha Dharmawardena, NYU Blakesley Burkhart  
October 22 401W/Zoom  Connecting Stars, Galaxies, and Supermassive Black Holes from AU to Megaparsecs Phil Hopkins, Caltech Alyson Brooks  
October 29 401W/Zoom   From Kepler to the Habitable Worlds Observatory: The Emerging Picture of Planet Populations Jessie Christiansen, Caltec/IPAC Saurabh Jha  
November 12  401W/Zoom   To the Frontiers of Cosmic Origins - From First Black Holes to Latest Planets Jonathan Tan, Chalmers/CCA Sabatical Shyam Menon  
November 19 401W/Zoom   The Feedback-Regulated Universe  Mike Grudic, CCA Matt Orr  
December 3 401W/Zoom  

Satellites in the CGM sea: A Drop in the Bucket or By the Bucketful?

Stephanie Tonnesen, CCA Alyson Brooks  
December 10 401W/Zoom   Astronomy Re-envisioned: Investigating the Physics of Galaxy Evolution with Machine Learning John Wu, STScI Andrew Baker  
           
           

 

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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. 

Spring 2024 Seminars

Fall 2023 Seminars

Other Previous Seminars 

Astrophysics Physics Seminar Spring 2025

Astrophysics Seminars and Colloquia

Spring 2025

 

The Astrophysics seminars are held every Tuesdays at 2:00 to 3:00 pm via Zoom and/or 401W - except where noted. 

Departmental colloquia are at 3:30 to 4:30 pm on Wednesdays in room 330W (or online as indicated). Special dates and/or times are noted in bold in the table below.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/97321678050?pwd=3B2w7dQbARYQCUBM79YlMcGvN9Aejs.1

 

 

DayLocationTitleSpeakerHostRecordings / Slides
January 28 401W/Zoom The Feedback-Regulated Universe Mike Grudic    
February 11 401W/Zoom The impact of stellar feedback on the haloes of galaxies Nicolas Bouche    

February 25 

401W/Zoom Explosions on the Sun: Insights from Resolved Data Bin Chen, New Jersey Institute of Technology    
 April 29  401W/Zoom Unveiling the Intrinsic Mass Step of Type Ia Supernovae Dr. Matthew Grayling, University of Cambridge    

 

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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. 

Fall 2024 Seminars

Spring 2024 Seminars

Fall 2023 Seminars

Other Previous Seminars 

Nuclear Physics Seminar Spring 2025

Rutgers Nuclear Physics Seminar Schedule

Spring 2025

Seminars are held on Mondays at 1:00 pm in person (room 112W) and via Zoom (unless noted) for the Spring 2025 semester

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/93779976379?pwd=il0hcaJDPrjyaLl1qm2JmCZ85fjMEy.1

 

DayTitleSpeakerHost
April 29 Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and the Li problem Ani Aprahamian, Notre Dame  

 

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 travel arrangements and reimbursements. Seminar Organizer: Sevil Salur. Questions about the NP seminar schedule should be addressed to Prof. Sevil Salur (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). 

 

Fall 2024 Seminars

Spring 2024 Seminars

Fall 2023 Seminars

Other Previous Seminars 

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