Colloquium Schedule - University of Houston
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Colloquium Schedule

Colloquia are scheduled on Tuesdays at 2:30 PM in SR1 634.

Date Title Host
01/14/25
 
The Hunt for Perpendicular Magnetic Field Measurements in Plasma
Dr. Elizabeth Jensen, Planetary Science Institute
Bering
01/21/25
 
Prof. Jianyi Yang, UH Chen
01/28/25
 
02/04/25
 
02/11/25
 
02/18/25
 
02/25/25
 
03/04/25
 
03/11/25
 
(Spring Break)
03/18/25
 
03/25/25
 
04/01/25
 
04/08/25
 
04/15/25
 
04/22/25
 
Date Title Host
08/20/24
 
08/27/24
 
Cutting-Edge Optical Imaging Technologies for Advancing Medical Diagnostics
Prof. Rohith Reddy, UH
Das
09/03/24
 
Toward Quantum Imaging of Nuclei
Prof. Miguel Arratia, UC Riverside
Bellwied
09/10/24
 
Quantum Information Informed Quantum Algorithms
Dr. Yu Zhang, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Bittner
09/17/24
 
Infrared Optics Using Emerging Optical Materials
Prof. Mikhail A. Kats, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Das
09/24/24
 
Quantum Vacuum Dressed Materials
Prof. Junichiro Kono, Rice University
Ordonez
10/01/24
 
Low-Cost, In Vivo Microscopy
Prof. Dongkyun Kang, University of Arizona
Das
10/08/24
 
Promises and Challenges in Designing Metal-Organic Chalcogenides for Optoelectronic Applications
Prof. Yeongsu Cho, UH
Bittner
10/15/24
 
In Vivo Microscopy of Microvasculature Following Brain Injury
Prof. Andrew Dunn, UT Austin
Das
10/22/24
 
Modeling Structural Ensembles Of Genomes
Dr. Vinicius Contessoto, Rice University
Morrison
10/29/24
 
Observation of Relaxation Stages In an Out-Of-Equilibrium Closed Quantum System
Prof. Vanderlei S. Bagnato, Texas A&M University
Ordonez
11/05/24
 
Electrocatalysts of Complex Oxides for Oxygen Evolution Reaction
Prof. Hong Yang, UIUC
S. Chen
11/12/24
 
RESERVED Ordonez
11/19/24
 
Dr. Katarina Cicak, NIST Miller
11/26/24
 
Prof. Lizy Kurian, UT Austin Varghese
Date Title Host
01/16/24
 
(RESCHEDULED)
Many-Body Quantum Dynamics of Exciton Polaritons in Two-Dimensional Hybrid Semiconductor Microcavities

Prof. Carlos Silva, University of Montreal
Ordonez
01/22/24
Monday
Location: HSC 102 @ 2:00 PM
Chemical Engineering, by Nature

Dr. Thomas Dursch, Springer Nature, USA
Shi
01/23/24
 
Initial- vs. Final-State Effects in Hadronic Collisions from A-A to e-p to e-A
Dr. Dhevan Gangadharan, University of Houston
Bellwied
01/24/24
Wednesday
Novel Fabrication of Quantum Wires: Towards Fractionalized Excitations
Dr. Tomoya Asaba, Kyoto University, Japan
X. Chen
01/25/24
Thursday
Correlated Topological Quantum Materials: Design and Realization
Dr. Chandan Setty, Rice University
Hosur
01/30/24
 
Quarkonia and Ultra-Peripheral Interactions in Heavy-Ion Collisions
Dr. Krista Smith, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Bellwied
01/31/24
Wednesday
Scalable and Patternable Control of Two-Dimensional Materials for Future VLSI
Prof. Sidong Lei, Georgia State University
X. Chen
02/01/24
Thursday
Exploring Quantum Frontiers: From Hybrid Systems to Novel Phenomena in Light-Matter Interactions
Dr. Luiz Santos, Emory University
Hosur
02/05/24
Monday
A Tale of Two Pair Density Wave (Pdw) States in a Magnetic Superconductor
Dr. He Zhao, Brookhaven National Lab
X. Chen
02/06/24
 
Band Geometry and Topology in Correlated Quantum Materials
Dr. Jiabin Yu, Princeton University
Hosur
02/07/24
Wednesday
Room-Temperature and Many-Body Quantum States in Topological Materials
Dr. Shafayat Hossain, Princeton University
X. Chen
02/08/24
Thursday
Developing Quantum Technologies: From Topology-Based Energy Harvesting to Controlling Superconductors with Supercurrent
Dr. Michal Papaj, UC Berkeley
Hosur
02/12/24
Monday
How Excitons Met Topology
Dr. Ryo Mori, University of Tokyo, Japan
X. Chen
02/13/24
 
Quantum Adventures Out of Equilibrium: New Topological Order and the Fate of Many Body Localization
Dr. Philip Crowley, Harvard University
Hosur
02/14/24
Wednesday
A Possible Path to Room-Temperature Superconductivity: From Ambient to High Pressure; from High Pressure to Ambient Again!?
Dr. Liangzi Deng, University of Houston
X. Chen
02/20/24
 
Novel QCD in the Structure of Protons and Nuclei
Dr. Thomas Boettcher, University of Cincinnati
Bellwied
02/22/24
Thursday
How Do Hadrons Assemble and Melt? — Studying QCD at High Energy Colliders
Dr. Wenqing Fan, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Bellwied
02/27/24
 
Aging and Slow Dynamics in Earth's Carbon Cycle
Prof. Dan Rothman, MIT
Gunaratne
02/29/24
Thursday
Creation of Fragile Anti-Matter at the LHC
Dr. Benjamin Doenigus, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany
Bellwied
03/05/24
 
Tackling Materials Science Challenges with Extended Ising Models
Prof. Pieremanuele Canepa, University of Houston
Bassler
03/12/24
 
(Spring Break)
03/18/24
Monday
Probing strangeness in Neutron Stars using Multimessenger Data
Prof. Debarati Chatterjee, Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), India
Ratti
03/19/24
 
Entangled Photon Pairs Produced from the Vacuum Within Reach of Superconducting Devices: Analogue of Relativistic Phenomena
Dr. Hui Wang, RIKEN, Japan
Ordonez
03/26/24
 
Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance: Enhancing MRI Signals by >10,000-fold for Real-Time In Vivo Biochemical Imaging and Assessment of Cancer
Prof. Lloyd Lumata, UT Dallas
Das
04/02/24
 
Magnetism in Two-Dimensional Self-Intercalated Van Der Waals Materials
Prof. Shixiong Zhang, Indiana University Bloomington
Deng
04/09/24
 
Breaking Kirchhoff's Law of Thermal Radiation and Its Implications in Energy Applications
Prof. Bo Zhao, University of Houston
Bassler
04/16/24
 
04/23/24
 
"Ungrading" Physics 11: The Parable of the Tether Ball
Mr. Miguel Vasquez-Vega and Prof. Hugh Gallagher, Tufts University
Cherdack
04/25/24
Thursday
Emergence of Consensus About Classical Reality in a Quantum Universe
Dr. Akram Touil, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Mondaini
04/30/24
 
From the Mouth and Nose to the Lungs: Treating Resistant to Antibiotic Infection with Photonic Techniques
Prof. Vanderlei S. Bagnato, Texas A&M University
Das
05/07/24
 
Silicon-Based Nanofabrication and Carbon Nanotechnology
Prof. Joseph (Joe) Lyding, UIUC
Miller