SPECIAL CRA SEMINAR | Alexander Plavin | [Nat'l Radio Astronomy Observatory NRAO] | Host: Prof. Ignacio Taboada
SPECIAL CRA SEMINAR | Aleksandr Plavin (Sasha) [Nat'l Radio Astronomy Observatory NRAO] | Host: Prof. Ignacio Taboada
School of Physics Fall Colloquium Series- Dr. Nitin Samarth(Penn State)
Dr. Nitin Samarth(Penn State) Puzzles at the interface between topology, magnetism, and superconductivity
Taking Really Large Steps in Imaginary Time
Quantum dynamics can be numerically expensive, yet dynamical and equilibrium properties can be readily accessed by evolving in imaginary time
Megan Arogeti - Thesis Dissertation Defense
Gravitational Wave Signal Reconstruction and Binary Neutron Star Postmerger Detection Using Stacking Methods
AI for probing Dark Matter: Hierarchical World Models for Cosmology, RL Agents for Experimental Signatures.
Dark Matter (DM) comprises a large fraction of the universe's energy density, yet its description remains a major open problem in the foundations of physics.
School of Physics Fall Colloquium Series- Dr. Dan Stamper-Kurn(Berkeley)
Dr. Dan Stamper-Kurn(Berkeley) Observing a mesoscopic quantum system made of atoms and light
End-to-End Quantum PDE Algorithms for Direct Observable Estimation
Assessing quantum advantage for partial differential equations requires accounting for data preparation, quantum computation, and the estimation of physical observables such as averages, fluxes, and energies.
Observatory Public Night
On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.
School of Physics Fall Colloquium Series- Dr. Suri Vaikuntanathan(U Chicago)
Dr. Dr. Suri Vaikuntanathan(U Chicago)
Observatory Public Night
On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.
Observatory Public Night
On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.
Observatory Public Night
On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.
Observatory Public Night
On select Thursday evenings during the academic year, the Georgia Tech School of Physics invites you to observe various bright celestial objects through telescopes.
