Past Events

Physics Colloquium - "The Persistence of Spin Coherence in a Crystalline Environment" By Professor Ivan Biaggio

The colloquium will focus on the entanglement of triplet exciton pairs as it can be observed in some organic molecular crystals. In such crystals, triplet excitons (quasiparticles with a spin of one) can be created as a spin-entangled pair via fission of a photoinduced singlet…

Colloquium Series: Will Horowitz – University of Cape Town

Colloquium Series: Timothy Atherton – Tufts University

Virtual Graduate Information Session

Colloquium Series: Bitan Roy – Lehigh University

Colloquium Series: Professor Ariel Sommer – Lehigh University

Colloquium Series: Professor Washington Taylor – MIT

Colloquium Series: Professor Subhadeep Gupta – University of Washington

Virtual Graduate Information Session

Colloquium Series: Professor David Weiss – Penn State University

Colloquium Series: Professor Deji Akinwade – University of Texas at Austin

Physics Colloquium: “A data-driven approach to quantifying the shear viscosity of nature’s most ideal liquid” with Dr. Steffen A. Bass

Over the last few years the Duke QCD group has developed techniques based on Bayesian statistics that allow for the simultaneous calibration of a large number of model parameters and the precision extraction of QGP properties including their quantified uncertainties. The…