Probing High Temperature Superconductors with X-rays Friday, April 7 at 3 pm in VW 104 Clement Burns Ph.D., Western Michigan University Superconducting materials display a variety of unusual phenomenon, including the ability to carry electrical currents without resistance and the expulsion of magnetic fields from their volume. Many of these systems are well understood, but …
Category Archives: Seminars
Seminar: Dr. Denis Alexander
Seminar: Dr. Catherine Drennan
Chemistry Seminar: Friday, March 31 at 4:00pm Schaap 1000 Dr. Catherine Drennan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gold Nanocrystals: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Ecology
Seminar: Dr. Takeshi Sakamoto
Biology Seminar Friday, March 10 at 3:00pm Schaap 1019 “Molecular machine: Two motors are enough to transport cargo?” Dr. Takeshi Sakamoto, Wayne State University
Seminar: If I ran the (quantum) zoo
“If I ran the (quantum) zoo” by Matt Eiles ’13, physics graduate student -Purdue Friday, February 24 3pm VanderWerf 104 The highly excited valence electron of an alkali Rydberg atom ranges over incredible distances relative to typical atomic scales. In the cold, dense environment of a Bose-Einstein Condensate this electron can interact with one, two, or many other …