Fortnightly Meetings
TIQM Fortnightly meetings
These meetings are usually on Tuesdays and last 90 minutes. They are informal, extended-length "proto-seminars" in which discussion is strongly encouraged. They are not recorded or broadly advertized, but anyone is welcome to join in. We have a mailing list for announcing these. To date they have been online-only, but we plan to switch to a hybrid model when it becomes possible.
Autumn 2021
16 November 2021 (SPECIAL TIME: 12:00 pm PST) - Deep Gupta (UW), Observation of many-body dynamical delocalization in a kicked 1D ultracold gas
2 November 2021 - Leonid Levitov (MIT), Correlated electronic states in non-twisted graphene multilayers
19 October 2021 - Anton Andreev (UW), Electronic pumping of heat in absence of charge transfer
Summer 2021
13 July 2021 - Jiun-Haw Chu (University of Washington), Strain-tuning a superconducting transition
29 June 2021 - Charlie Marcus (Niels Bohr Institute), The anomalous metal in superconductor-semiconductor hybrids
15 June 2021 - Jing-Yuan Chen (Tsinghua University), Thermal Hall effect in insulators
Spring 2021
1 June 2021 - Erez Berg (Weizmann Institute of Science), strange metals
25 May 201 - Andrea Damascelli (University of British Columbia), progress in ARPES techniques
4 May 2021 - Massimo Rontani (CNR-NANO, Modena) & David Cobden (University of Washington), excitons in WTe2
20 April 2021 - Dima Pesin (University of Virginia), linear and nonlinear Berry-type response in metals
6 April 2021 - Boris Spivak (University of Washington), disorder and nonlinear Schroedinger equation
Winter 2021
23 March 2021 - Anton Andreev (University of Washington), hydrodynamics of electrons in neutral fluid
9 March 2021 - Thorvald Larsen (Microsoft), Superwires II
23 Feb 2021 -- Mark Rudner (Niels Bohr Institute), Floquet II
9 Feb 2021 – Mark Rudner (Niels Bohr Institute), Floquet I
26 Jan 2021 – Thorvald Larsen (Microsoft), Superwires I
Autumn 2020
1 Dec 2020 - Matt Yankowitz (University of Washington), twisted graphenes
3 Nov 2020 – Boris Spivak (University of Washington), reaction rates in magnetic fields