2016 Nobel Prize in Physics Discussed
Speaker
John Malcolm, PhD Candidate
Past Events
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MSc Thesis Presentation: Adaptive Quantum Tomography of Pure States and Unitary Gates
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Carson Li
The Black Hole Information Paradox
Speaker
Phil Landry, PhD Candidate
From Particle Physics to Education: The Role of Tinkering
Speaker
Mats Selen, University of Illinois
Abstract
The love of tinkering is perhaps the single most universal trait among scientists. From designing an experiment to building a computer application to solving a differential equation, the cycle of "observe - explain - test - revise” is at the root of the scientific creative process.
Graduate Advice Panel - 2016
The Graduate Seminar Series is hosting a discussion panel consisting of current Physics Grad Students who will be giving advice on applying to grad school. Come to MacN 415 from 12:30 - 1:30 for the session (come early for some snacks at noon).
Spin Transport in a Unitary Fermi Gas
Speaker
Joseph Thywissen, Univerity of Toronto
PhD Thesis Presentation: Solid-state NMR investigations of transmembrane proteins – new approaches for signal enhancement and in situ studies of anabaena sensory rhodopsin
PhD Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Meaghan Elizabeth Ward
PhD Thesis Presentation: Connecting structure evolution and chain diffusion in dense polymeric systems using dynamical self-consistent field theory
PhD Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Doug Grzetic
Using unitarity cuts to calculate (the imaginary part of) Feynman integrals
Speaker
Andries Waelkens, From the Higgs Centre for Theoretical Physics, University of Edinburgh
Rovers on Mars: Guelph's Involvement in Exploring the Red Planet
Lecture Details
Speaker: Scott VanBommel
Curiosity and Opportunity Rover Science Teams
Ph.D. Candidate, University of Guelph, Department of Physics
Doors Open: 8:00 PM
Lecture: 8:30 to 9:15 PM
All ages welcome! Gifts for Kids. Prizes. Take your Picture with Curiosity. Snacks and Beverages Provided.