Friday Colloquia - Department of Physics
Friday Physics Colloquia
Friday Physics Colloquia
The Friday Physics Colloquia at the Department of Physics are open to all. An important goal for the colloquia is to be a meeting place between faculty and students to learn about interesting developments in physics.
Undergraduate students are especially encouraged to attend. Speakers are asked to keep the talks at a level targeting a master student in physics. If the room is not stated in the main announcement, the colloquium will be presented in room R73.
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November 23 - Big Data in Nanoporous Materials: Science beyond Understanding
Speaker: Prof. Berend Smit, from Laboratory of Molecular Simulation (LSMO), École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland.
November 24 - Structure and dynamics probed with coherent X-rays
Speaker: Dr. Yuriy Chushkin, Beamline Scientist, ID10 beamline, ESFR, France.
November 17 - Clay minerals representative of natural nanomaterials for sustainable applications.
Speaker: Prof. Jon-Otto Fossum, Soft and Complex Matter Lab, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
November 3 - Establishing a Collaborative Student-Centered Learning Environment using the SCALE-UP Pedagogy
Speaker: Prof. Gerald Feldman, Department of Physics, GWU, Washington DC, USA.
October 6 - Our state-of-the-art understanding of salt-precipitation during CO2 storage
Speaker: Prof. Helge Hellevang from University of Oslo, Norway
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