Physics Colloquium
We offer our physics colloquium every semester. In addition to lecturers and scientists from our own faculty, our colloquium also regularly hosts speakers from all over the world who give an insight into various physics disciplines.
Dates
The physics colloquium takes place during the lecture period on Mondays at 12:00 c.t. in HZO 20.
Physics Colloquium on February 2: (Non-)invertible symmetry and spontaneous duality breaking
Our next physics colloquium will take place on February 2 at 12 noon sharp. Prof. Dr. Jasper...
Program in the winter semester 2025/26
You will soon find the dates and lectures of the Physics Colloquium in the winter semester 2025/26 here.
| Date | Speaker | Topic/occasion |
|---|---|---|
| October 20 | Prof. Dr. Prof. Dr. Rafal Dunin-Borkowski Research Center Jülich | Novel Approaches for Electromagnetic Field Mapping, Electron Wavefront Shaping and Instrumentation Development for Transmission Electron Microscopy Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Christian Liebscher |
| October 27 | Prof. Dr. Simon Moser Ruhr University Bochum | Transition Metal Oxides: A Story Told by Electrons Inaugural lecture Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Julia Tjus |
| November 10 | Prof. Dr. Philip Moll Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter Hamburg | Quantum Materials on the Mesoscale Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Ilya Eremin |
| November 17 | Prof. Dr. Jennifer Schober | The Magnetic History of the Universe Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Ralf-Jürgen Dettmar |
| November 24 | Prof. Dr. Daniel P. Lathrop University of Maryland | Quantum Fluid Flows: The Strange Things We See in Superfluid Helium Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Serim Ilday |
| December 1 | Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tim Linden Stockholm University | Unexpected Features of Solar Gamma-Ray and Neutrino Emission Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Anna Franckowiak |
| January 12 | Prof. Dr. Jan Pawlowski University of Heidelberg | Extreme QCD Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Michael Scherer |
| January 19 | Dr. Mikhail V. Fistul Ruhr University Bochum | The Nobel Prize in Physics 2025: How a 40-Year-Old Discovery Led Us to a New Era of Quantum Information Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Ilya Eremin |
| February 2 | Prof. Dr. Jasper van Wezel University of Amsterdam | (Non-)invertible symmetry and spontaneous duality breaking Introduction by: Prof. Dr. Ilya Eremin |