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–17:00
Theoretical Physics Seminar: Cumrun Vafa
A String Theory Perspective on Cosmology
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–17:00
Seminar: 20th Geometry and Physics seminar
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–10:00
Seminar by Prof. Dino Fiorani, honorary doctor 2020
EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR COATING ON THE MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF NANOPARTICLES
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–11:30
Gravitational astroparticle physics
Invited Seminar
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–15:00
Seminar: Modelling stellar winds on the asymptotic giant branch accurately-including grain drift
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–15:00
Winter Conferment Ceremony
The Conferment Ceremony is a ceremony for all who have completed their PhDs during the year. The people of Uppsala recognise the day because cannon salutes are fired in the morning and during the actual ceremony. New doctorates and honorary doctorates are conferred and several prizes and medals are awarded.
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Disputation: Atomic Scale Modelling in Photoelectrocatalysis: Towards the Development of Efficient Materials for Solar Fuel Production
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Seminar: Equal-spin Cooper pairs and odd-frequency pairing at the quantum spin Hall helical edge
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–15:00
Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Oscar Henriksson
Stringy instabilities in holographic gauge theories at finite density
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–17:00
Celsius-Linnaeus lecturers 2020
On Thursday February 6 the doors will open for the traditional Celsius-Linnaeus lecturers. This year we welcome Prof. Zhong Lin Wang from Georgia Tech and Prof. Angela M. Gronenborn from University of Pittsburgh
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–13:00
Seminar: Low temperature refrigeration with natural working fluids
Mini workshop:
Right after this seminar there will be a small workshop organized with the participation of prof. Hafner 11:15-13:00 hrs to discuss the feasibility of designing and fabricating a CO2 cooling system for the new ATLAS Si tracker to be used at the High Luminosity LHC at CERN.
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–15:00
Superluminous Supernovae and Connections to the Most Massive Stars
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–15:00
Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Karapet Mkrtchyan
Some remarks related to on-shell methods for amplitudes
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–11:30
Exploring the phase diagram of nuclear matter with heavy-ion collisions
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–15:00
Searching for technosignatures with WISE and GAIA
4 month seminar
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–15:15
Exploring the Merits and Challenges of Hyperon Physics
Final PhD seminar
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Seminar: MeV TOF-SIMS application in biology and forensics & Diamond detectors, investigations by MeV ion microbeams
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–15:00
Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Anton Nedelin
Black holes, Bethe Ansatz and toric geometry
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–11:30
Thermal WIMPs on the Brink
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–15:00
Seminar speaker Michael Lindqvist
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–15:00
Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Thorsten Schimannek
The quantum geometry of genus one fibered Calabi-Yau threefolds
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–11:30
Seminar: Search for Light Dark Matter using a Primary Electron Beam
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Disputation: Exploring the Merits and Challenges of Hyperon Physics: with PANDA at FAIR
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–11:30
Invited seminar
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–13:00
Invited Seminar coordinated with CIM - CoSy lunch seminar: Fast Machine Learning on FPGAs for Particle Physics
This is a seminar in coordination with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Mathematics (CIM).
The seminars are announced through the CIM mailing list approximately one week before the seminar. A link to a registration form is provided. If you are not on the mailing list, but still want to join a seminar, register for a sandwich by e-mailing administrator Benjamin Meco one week before the seminar.