Events Archive

Oct
20
2021
Speaker Mike Graham Overview: Data-driven dimension reduction, dynamic modeling, and control of complex chaotic systems Our overall aim is to combine ideas from dynamical systems theory and machine learning to develop and apply reduced-order models of flow processes with complex chaotic dynamics. A particular aim is a minimal description of dynamics on manifolds of dimension much less than the nominal state dimension and use of these models to develop effective control strategies for reducing energy dissipation.  
Oct
20
2021
Quantifying entanglement and detecting Kardar-Parisi-Zhang transport in spin chains using neutron scattering
Oct
18
2021
Collapse of the Collapse: Physicists Return to Reality
Oct
04
2021
Quantum Sensing of Quantum Materials Using NV center Microscopy
Sep
27
2021
Title: A tale of two motilities: adaptive biomechanical systems in complex, changing environments
Sep
24
2021
Free drop-in math help in Skiles Courtyard!
Sep
20
2021
On the AGN Origin of Gravitational Wave Sources observed by LIGO/VIRGO
Sep
16
2021
Free drop-in math help in Skiles Courtyard!
Sep
15
2021
The College of Sciences starts the Fall 2021 semester with announcements and updates on various aspects of CoS administration
Sep
15
2021
Magnetic field induced the disordered state in Na2Co2TeO6 with the 3d honeycomb-lattice  

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