[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐ Mr. Neil Dalphin -"Functional Voltage Imaging of Mouse Super-Granular Layers, in Vivo"

public presentation

[Seminar] "Rheology of dense ellipsoidal grains" by Prof. Ben Nadler

Title: Rheology of dense ellipsoidal grains

Speaker: Prof. Ben Nadler

Affiliation: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada

[Seminar] "Visualizing and Controlling Cell Adhesion Complexes at the Molecular Scale" by Prof. Tony KANCHANAWONG

Seminar

[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐ Mr. Simon Peter Mekhail <Optical Fiber Probes for in-Vivo Neuronal Compressive Microendscopy and Mode Analysis in Nanofibers>

PhD thesis public presentation

[Seminar] " Harnessing multimode propagation for deep-tissue imaging" by Dr. Tomas Cizmar

Seminar Announcement

[Seminar] "CHIRAL EXITATIONS IN 2D ELECTRON SYSTEMS" by Prof. Valery Shikin

Title: CHIRAL EXITATIONS IN 2D ELECTRON SYSTEMS

Speaker: Professor Valery Shikin

Affiliation: Institute of Solid State Physics (ISSP)

[Seminar] "Cavity quantum electrodynamics with magnons" by Prof. Jian-Qiang You

Title: Cavity quantum electrodynamics with magnons

Speaker: Prof. Jian-Qiang You

Affiliation: Department of Physics, Zhejiang University

[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐ Mr. Jiabao Chen -Coherent control of charged particle systems strongly interacting with light

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Presenter: Mr. Jiabao Chen

Title: Coherent control of charged particle systems strongly interacting with light

Supervisor: Professor Denis Konstantinov

Unit: Quantum Dynamics

Co-Supervisor: Professor Thomas Busch

[Workshop] Efficient Scientific Computing with Julia

This course uses Julia to teach the fundamentals of best practices for reproducible code, performance analysis, and contributing to open-source. It furthermore focuses on aspects of HPC computing necessary to analysis and study large problems — in particular GPU computing.

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[Seminar] "Phylogeny and evolution of social behavior in Blattodea (cockroaches and termites)" by Prof. Frederic Legendre

Seminar by the external exmainer