Physics Colloquium
Welcome to the page of the Physics Colloquium of the Faculty of Physics. Our Colloquium takes place weekly during the lecture periods of the respective semester. It offers a broad spectrum of talks of renowned experts from all fields of physics. In addition, inaugural lectures of new colleagues, presentation of habilitation projects and other festive events of the Faculty of Physics take place in the Physics Colloquium.
The current program of the winter semester 2019/20 is given in the table below. It offers to add the events per download as calendar entries and to download the invitation document as pdf.
| Termin | SprecherIn | Thema | LeiterIn |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.10. | [Termin offen] | ||
|
22.10. (cal) |
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Gregor Kasieczka (Universität Hamburg) |
Faster, deeper, stronger: Machines learn particle physics (pdf) |
A. Straessner |
| 29.10. | Dr. Katerina Falk (HZDR, TU Dresden Young Investigator, TU Dresden; Dresden) | Vorstellung Habilitation | D. Stöckinger |
| 5.11. |
[Termin offen] |
||
| 12.11. | Dr. Elisabeth Fischer-Friedrich (BIOTEC, Dresden) |
Time-dependent mechanics of biopolymer materials – from protein condensates to the actin cytoskeleton Vorstellung Habilitation |
S. Diez |
| 19.11. | Dr. Aline Ramires (International Centre for Theoretical Physics, SAIFR, Sao Paulo, Brazil and MPI-PKS) | How unconventional can a superconductor be? | C. Timm |
| 26.11. | [Termin offen] | ||
| 3.12. | Dr. Dmitri Efremov (IFW Dresden; Dresden) |
Can impurities change the standard description of superconductors? Vorstellung Habilitation |
M. Vojta |
| 10.12. |
Festveranstaltung Dresdner Promotionspreis Physik |
Dekan | |
|
17.12. (cal) |
Prof. Dr. Karl Mannheim (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg) | K. Zuber | |
| 7.1. | [Termin offen] | ||
| 14.1. |
Festveranstaltung Physik-Preis Dresden |
Dekan/MPI | |
| 21.1. | [Termin offen] | ||
| 28.1. |
Prof. Dr. Joseph Brader (Universität Freiburg, Schweiz) |
A. Sharma / J.-U. Sommer | |
| 4.2. | Dr. Almudena Arcones (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung) | Warum unser Schmuck aus Neutronenstern-Verschmelzungen stammt und wie man das mit Gravitationswellen nachweisen kann | M. Kobel |
The Physics Colloquium takes place in the lecture hall C213 of the Recknagel-Bau (REC) of the Faculty of Physics (Haeckelstr. 3, 01062 Dresden) at 4:40 pm each Tuesday during the lecture periods. The Faculty of Physics invites to reception with tea or coffee at 4:25 pm, right in front of the lecture hall.