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Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025 - 10:00 to 11:00
Title: Model for tension propagation in crumpled compartmentalised cell membranes
Speaker: Prof. Michael M. Kozlov
Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Speaker: Francesco Bavato, MD, University Hospital of Psychiatry Zurich
Title: Blood Markers of Neuroaxonal Remodelling in Psychiatry: From the Lab to Clinical Use and Back
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Collective Dynamics and Quantum Transport Unit Guest Seminar
Speaker: Jonathan B. Curtis (ETH Zurich)
Title: " Listening to Quantum Materials Using Nonlinear Noise Spectroscopy"
Zoom link: https://oist.zoom.us/j/97265615374?pwd=y4sab8ob8FvmTM4nfru1okwxkaJBLF.1
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[Speaker] Prof. Alfredo Soldati, Professor, Institute of Fluid Mechanics & Heat Transfer, TU Wien, Austria/ Dept. Eng. & Arch., University of Udine, Udine, Italy
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Seminar by Dr. Jose Ricardo Paula
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Speaker: Prof. Karel Van Acoleyen (University of Ghen)
Title: Real-time bubble nucleation and growth for false vacuum decay on the lattice
Date and time: 6th October Thursday at 16:00
Location: L4F15
Language: English
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QG Seminar
Speaker: David Osten (University of Wrocław)
Title: Exceptional Generalised Geometry as a Symmetry Principle for Sigma Models
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**This seminar had to be cancelled!**
The speaker will give a talk at the workshop on Health and Aging on October 27, 2025.
What if AI was not just a tool, but a reflection of human creativity itself?
Marcus Liwicki – and a surprise guest from the future – will attend explore how AI can become a powerful tool for everyone.
Join them on a journey through time to discover how curiosity and hands-on learning can unlock the full potential of human-centered AI – today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Furthermore, Marcus will highlight some general AI research directions and focus in Sweden as well as a few highlights from the gender-balanced Machine Learning group at LTU, which he leads as chaired professor.
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Prof. Jun Zhang, graduated and received his BS degree from Wuhan University in China, and earned his Ph.D. in Physics at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. After a postdoctoral experience in biophysics at Rockefeller University, he came to NYU and started building the Applied Math Lab at the Courant Institute and later he became a faculty member (physics and math) there. His research interest has been in the field of physics of fluids and complex systems, which includes biomechanics or bio-locomotion (organismal swimming and flying), geophysical fluids (thermal convection, continental dynamics, and erosion), solid-on-solid friction, urban heat-island effect, and self-organization phenomena at many different scales.