Weiqiang Wang, University of Virginia

Title: Categorifying quantum affine gl_p and its integrable modules

Protochips Inc. is visiting OIST to discuss in-situ electron microscopy holders. They will give a seminar at 11 am on Thursday the 21st, if you would like a meeting with Protochips, please contact img-request@oist.jp and we can help set up a meeting with them. OIST currently has the Protochips Aduro heating and biasing holder and Protochips Poseidon Liquid and Electrochemistry holder. 

 Durham–OIST Joint Seminar

Hosted by Dr. Midori Ohta, Buribushi Fellowship

Abstract: Hybrid-pixel detectors have revolutionized electron microscopy by combining direct detection with noise-free readout and single-electron sensitivity. This technology enables ultrafast 4D STEM at 120,000 frames per second and high-resolution EELS, allowing for the visualization of beam-sensitive materials and complex magnetic domains. By integrating high dynamic range with radiation-hard designs, Hybrid-pixel detectors bridge the gap between traditional imaging and advanced diffraction analysis to empower breakthroughs in materials science and structural biology.

 Prof. Tim Langen, Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology, Atominstitut, TU Wien, Austria

QG Seminar

Speaker: Will Horowitz (University of Cape Town)

Title: A Universal Variational Principle for Point Particle Classical Mechanics 

Seminar by Dr. Daniel Bollschweiler from Max-Planck Institute of Biochemistry

Seminar for students, postdocs, and faculty
Language: English

Dr Zixin Huang, School of Science, College of STEM, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia