Events

All Topics (March 12 through April 13)

Monday, March 13

• 1:00 PM Discovering the Particle Physics of Dark Matter with Cosmology

Tuesday, March 14

• 3:30 PM Ken Burch, Boston College: Post Pandemic Tool for Quantum Materials and vice-versa

Thursday, March 16

• 2:00 PM Testing fundamental physics with cosmological large-scale structure (LSS) across cosmic times

Friday, March 17

• 11:00 AM Siddharth Ramachandran, Boston University: The Physics and Applications of Topologically Complex Light

Wednesday, March 22

• 3:30 PM The pathway for light-induced superconductivity

Thursday, March 23

• 10:00 AM The Search for Diphoton Resonances in the Very Low Mass Range
• 7:00 PM Physics Graduate Open House

Friday, March 24

• All Day Physics Graduate Open House
• 11:00 AM Generalized hydrodynamics, local prethermalization, and hydrodynamization in ultracold 1D gases

Saturday, March 25

• All Day Graduate Open House

Tuesday, March 28

• 3:00 PM Jingsong Shang: Frequency Mixing based Detection using Silicon Nanowire Field Effect Transistor

Wednesday, March 29

• 9:00 AM Adam Lux, BU: Search for Resonant Production of Leptoquarks in the muon + jet Final State with the ATLAS Detector
• 1:00 PM Cameron Cogburn, BU: AdS/CFT Correspondence for Scalar Field Theory in Lattice AdS2, AdS3

Thursday, March 30

• 3:00 PM Matteo Bellitti: Aspects of Damping in Correlated Quantum Systems

Friday, March 31

• 9:00 AM Thomas Wester PhD Defense

Tuesday, April 4

• 2:00 PM David Long - Topology in Quasiperiodically Driven Systems

Wednesday, April 5

• 3:30 PM : The Pyrochlore Heisenberg Antiferromagnet: From Finite to Zero Temperature

Thursday, April 6

• 10:00 AM Kaitlin Salyer, BU: A Search for Flavor-Changing Neutral Current Interactions in Leptonic Final States using the CMS Detector
• 3:30 PM Lensing in the Blue: Methods and Prospects for Weak Lensing from the Stratosphere

Friday, April 7

• 10:30 AM Sean Foster, BU: Measurement of the muon anomalous precession frequency in Runs 2 & 3 of the muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab
• 11:00 AM Mikhail Tikhonov, University of Washington in St. Louis: Quantifying the Coarse-Grainability of Microbial Ecosystems
• 3:00 PM Introduction to conformal field theory and bootstrap by Wei (part 2)

Wednesday, April 12

• 3:30 PM Robust ergodicity breaking from higher-form symmetries

Thursday, April 13

• 11:00 AM Shiyu Zhou - Departmental Seminar
• 3:30 PM Andre Frankenthal: Probing low-mass physics with high-energy accelerators