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12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Ancilla Theory of Mott Physics: from Cuprate to Twisted Bilayer Graphene

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Overcoming Thermal Fluctuations Requires Large Energetic Costs for Electrical Signaling in Neurons

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Creating and Detecting Weyl Bosons with Ultracold Fermi Atoms

2:30pm, Clark, 700

Spring 2025 Bethe Lecture Series- LASSP Special Seminar:

Professor Shahal Ilani, Department of Condensed Matter Physics, Weizmann Institute of Science

Title: What Is the Ultimate Conductance of Hydrodynamic Electrons?

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12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Nonlinear Hall Effect from Spin-Valley Locking and Nonreciprocal Hall Effect via Asymmetric Scattering at Room Temperature

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Order from Disorder: Designing Sequence-Programmable Protein Condensates

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Discovering Model Manifolds of Emergent Function from High-Dimensional Data

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

How Living Tissue Can Flow While Remaining Rigid

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12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Programmable Quantum Many-body Physics with Rydberg Atom Arrays

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12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Cavity Electrodynamics of Integrated Quantum Materials