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Information Meeting for new ERASMUS students
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Spring Semester Commences
Spring semester commences 21 January 2019.
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Lecture by Honorary Doctor Steven T. Bramwell
Public lecture by Professor Steven T. Bramwell, appointed honorary doctor at the Faculty of Science and Technology 2019, with the title Puzzles and paradigms in a model magnet.
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Observations and measurements of the highly dynamic chromosphere
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Nd(0001): a spin glass with a twist?
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Conferment Ceremony
The Conferment Ceremony is the University’s ceremony for all who have completed their PhDs during the year.
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Disputation: Dynamics of Magnetic Molecules under Electrical Control
This thesis theoretically studies the dynamics of molecular magnets under electrical control.
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Disputation: Ion dynamics and structure of collisionless shocks in space
This thesis addresses the physics of collisionless shocks using spacecraft observations of the Earth's bow shock, particularly understanding the ion dynamics and shock structure for different shock conditions.
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Andrei Marshakov
SUSY gauge theories and cluster integrable systems
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Elemental 2D materials beyond graphene: Insights from computational theory.
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Theoretical Physics Seminar: Andras Laszlo
A possible alternative mechanism to SUSY: conservative extensions of the Poincaré group
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Celsius-Linnaeus lecturers and symposium
On Thursday February 7 the doors will once again open for the traditional Celsius and Linnaeus lecturers. This year we proudly presents the following leading scientists; Professor Martin Blunt and Director Linda Birnbaum.
The lecturers will be followed by a symposium "Environment, Climate Change and Human Health"
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Search for ηc production in e+e−→KKπ/η at BESIII
Pre-defence seminar
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Theoretical Physics Seminar: Souvik Banerjee
Relativistic correlators at large space-like momenta, thermality and evanescence
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Disputation: Materials Modelling for Energy Harvesting: From Conversion to Application through Storage
In this PhD thesis, ab initio density functional theory along with molecular dynamics and global optimization methods are used to unveil and understand the structures and properties of energy relevant materials.
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Department Colloquium: Understanding how sunlight powers the world - The role of x-ray science
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Hadronic Transitions in Bottomonium and QCD
Seminar in nuclear physics
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Disputation: From Strange to Charm: Meson production in electron-positron collisions
Disputation
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Michelangelo Preti
Generalized Fishnets and Exact Four-Point Correlators in Chiral CFT_4
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Possible parallels between multi-quark states in c- and s-quark sectors and the BGO-OD experiment at ELSA
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Docent lecture: Astronomy, astrophysics and fundamental physics
The Department of Physics and Astronomy hereby invite all interested to a docent (associate professorship) lecture in subject astronomy with specialisation in astrophysics.
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Theoretical Physics Seminar: Irene Valenzuela
The String Swampland and Emergence of Global Symmetries
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Lunch seminar Additive manufacturing
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Disputation: Computational Studies of 2D Materials: Application to Energy Storage and Electron Transport in Nanoscale Devices
The field of two-dimensional (2D) layered materials provides a new platform for studying diverse physical phenomena that are scientifically interesting and relevant for technological applications. Novel applications in electronics and energy storage harness the unique electronic, optical, and mechanical properties of 2D materials for design of crucial components.
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Congkao Wen
6D tree-level S matrices from rational maps
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Paul Ryan
Separated Variables & Wave Functions for rational gl(N) spin chains
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Department Colloquium: Topological Spin Dynamics for GreenIT
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Docent lecture: "Motion of the Pendulum"
The pendulum is the reference model for describing periodic phenomena in Nature. The aim of this lecture is to examine and understand the motion of a pendulum.
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Pavel Putrov
6d (1,0) theories on 4-manifolds
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4-month seminar: Anton Vikaeus
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Hardware tracking for ATLAS at the HL-LHC and a search for third generation scalar leptoquarks with the ATLAS detector
Pre-defence seminar
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Nordita-Uppsala joint seminar on Theoretical Physics
(1) Solving q-Virasoro constraints
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Claire Zukowski
Kinematic Space and the Orbit Method
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Colloquium: Maxwell’s displacement current governed triboelectric nanogenerator for self-powered systems and blue energy
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Seminar: Ultra-dense matter inside neutron stars
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Radio detection of neutrinos
Invited seminar.
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Disputation: Exact Results in Supersymmetric Field Theories: A dissertation on the defect and deformed
Disputation
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Alessandro Torielli
Massless scattering in lower-dimensional AdS/CFT
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Searches for charged Higgs bosons at the ATLAS detector and the phenomenology of Vector Like Quarks with Beyond the Standard Model decays
Pre-defence seminar
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Detection and Analysis of Uncontrolled Beam Loss in the High Luminosity LHC
Mid-term seminar
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Electronic, magnetic and phononic excitations as competing drivers of lattice motion: Ultrafast x‐ray diffraction experiments
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LHC Machine protection
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The FCC-ee Project
Seminar about future colliders
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Giuseppe Dibitetto
Plenty of reasons to worry about 'Nothing'
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Exoplanets and the search for extraterrestrial life
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Docent lecture
Advances in spin electronics: spin currents in two-dimensional materials
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Advances in Spin Electronics: spin currents in two-dimensional materials
The Department of Physics and Astronomy hereby invite all interested to a docent (associate professorship) lecture in Physics
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Matthew Buican
Rationalizing CFTs
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Department Colloquium: Science Driven Requirements for Seeded Soft-X-ray Free Electron Lasers
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Stefan Foerste
NAdS2 Holography and Supersymmetric Black Holes
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Längre bort - en film om Bernard Schmidt
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ATLAS jet triggers and trigger-level analysis
Invited ATLAS seminar.
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Theoretical Physics Wednesday Seminar: Alexandre Belin
Einstein Gravity from ANEC correlators
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Deep learning techniques for the track- and event reconstruction in the PANDA experiment
Starting PhD seminar
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The Compact Linear Collider’s Drive-Beam complex: How to power electrons up to 1.5 TeV
Starting PhD seminar.
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Invited ATLAS seminar
tbc
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Is it the end of conventional particle accelerators?
The Department of Physics and Astronomy hereby invite all interested to a docent (associate professorship) lecture in subject Physics.
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Invited seminar
tbc
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String Math 2019 Public Lectures: Mathematics and the Cosmos
Public lectures held in connection to the conference String Math 2019 at Uppsala University on the topic: "Mathematics and the Cosmos".