Previous Seminars

Previous Seminars

Previous Physics & Energy Science Seminars

Explore previous seminars hosted by the UCCS Department of Physics & Energy Science Seminars.

Spring 2024
DateSpeakerTitle and abstractSponsor
01/9 Tuesday, 3:00 pmDr. Ali Ashkarran 
Michigan State University		Nanomedicine: implications of protein corona Physics
01/23 Tuesday, 4:40 pmProf. Mathias Weiler 
University of Kaiserslautern		Hybrid magnonicsPhysics
01/25 Thursday, 3:00 pmDr. Eric Jones 
Simon Fraser University		What’s in your gut? Stochastic assembly of the gut microbiome and its spatial structure Physics
Fall 2023
DateSpeakerTitle and abstractSponsor
08/31 Thursday, 5:00 pm DWIRE 121 RSVP required by August 29 to LGeorge2@uccs.eduDavid Koster
NASA Solar Eclipse Ambassador		Solar Eclipses and Popular AstronomyAIAA
09/22Prof. Yulia Maximenko
Colorado State University		Unconventional quantum phases and their visualization with atomic resolutionPhysics
09/29Prof. Romualdo de Souza
Indiana University		Exploring the heart of matter with the fusion of neutron-rich nucleiPhysics
10/06Prof. Susan Kempinger
North Central College		Modified Perpendicular Artificial Spin IcePhysics
10/27Prof. Nuris Figueroa
CU Boulder		Bacterial flagellar dynamics in anisotropic mediaBioFrontiers
11/10Prof. Dustin Gilbert
University of Tennessee		Neutron Scattering from Magnetic SwirlsPhysics
11/17Dr. Andrey Iljin
University of Münster		Liquid crystals, nonlinear optics and besidesPhysics
12/01Prof. Eve Mozur
Colorado School of Mines		Magnetic Measurement: From Batteries to SkyrmionsPhysics
12/15Prof. Serhiy Malynych
Hetman Petro Sahaidachnyi National Army Achademy (Lviv, Ukraine)		Properties and applications of noble metals nanoparticles Remote only. Zoom linkPhysics
Summer 2023
DateSpeakerTitle and abstractSponsor
06/22 UC303Prof. Yoichiro Tanaka
Tohoku University		Magnetic data storage technology: from the invention of perpendicular recording to social integrationPhysics
07/17 UC124Prof. Manuel V ázquez
Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid		Cylindrical micro- and nanowires: from curvature effects on magnetization to sensing applicationsPhysics
Spring 2023
DateSpeakerTitle and abstractSponsor
01/20Prof. Lincoln Carr
Colorado School of Mines		Quantum Solitons Surprise(s)Physics
02/03Dr Steven Louis
Oakland University		Magnetic tunnel junctions as nanoscale artificial neuronsPhysics
03/03Dr Jack C. Gartside
Imperial College London		Neuromorphic computing in nanomagnetic arraysPhysics
03/13 (Monday) UC302Dr Davide Bossini
Technical University Konstanz		Femtosecond coherent magnonic manipulation of antiferromagnetismPhysics
04/7Dr Florin Ciubotaru
IMEC		Magnetoelectrics at the nanoscale for spintronic computing applicationsPhysics
04/14Dr Karl Stupic
NIST		The Highs and Lows of Magnetic Resonance MetrologyBioFrontiers
04/28Prof. Joshua Lequieu
Drexel University		Multi-scale simulations of soft matter: from block copolymers to biomolecular condensatesBiofrontiers
05/05Prof. Richard Benninger
CU Anschutz		Emergent multi-cellular dynamics governing hormone secretion in the endocrine pancreasBiofrontiers
Fall 2022
DateSpeakerTitle and abstractSponsor
08/26Prof. Benjamin Jungfleisch
University of Delaware		Controlling THz spin dynamics in magnetic heterostructuresPhysics
09/02David Bondurant
Vertical Memory		Non-Volatile RAM For the Internet of Things (IOT)Physics
09/09Dr. Joshua Knobloch
JILA		Acoustic waves and thermal transport at the nanoscale probed by short-wavelength lightPhysics
09/16Prof. Emily Gibson
UC Anschutz		A Window into the BrainBioFrontiers
09/30Prof. Benedetta Flebus
Boston College		Unveiling new phenomena in dissipative magnetic systemsPhysics
10/04 (Tuesday) 12:30 pm Osborne A204Prof. Jingsheng Chen
National University of Singapore		Symmetry breaking by materials engineering for spin-orbit-torque technologyPhysics
10/14Prof. Nickolas Solomey
Wichita State University		A CubeSat flight test of a neutrino detector capable of operating in spaceBioFrontiers
10/21Prof. Michael Flatté
University of Iowa		Coherent magnonics for quantum information sciencePhysics
11/11Prof. Daniel Dessau
UC Boulder		Resistance is futile: Novel superconductivity, Correlated Electrons, and New Quantum DevicesPhysics
12/2Dr. Michele Martin
NIST		Applications of low field NMR: Relaxation measurements and resin curingBioFrontiers
12/9Prof. Pavel Salev
University of Denver		Voltage-controlled magnetism enabled by resistive switchingPhysics

 

Summer 2022
DateSpeakerTitle and abstract
06/24Prof. Aurélien Manchon
Aix-Marseille University, France		Exploring the Potentials of Spin-Orbitronics
08/08Dr. Vitaliy Vasyuchka
TU Kaiserslautern, Germany		Electric control of the magnon phase
Spring 2022
DateSpeakerTitle and abstract
01/28Dr. Francesco Caravelli
Los Alamos National Laboratory		Memristive networks
02/11Dr. Emma Cating-Subramanian
UC Boulder / JILA		Multimodal spectral microscopy and its applications to strongly correlated systems
02/18Dr. Al Davis
British Antarctic Survey		Antarctica: Science on Ice
02/25Prof. Brandon Runnels
UCCS		Simulating solid rocket motor composite propellants at the mesoscale
03/04Prof. David Malaspina
CU Boulder		Into the wind: Exploring solar wind physics with Parker Solar Probe
04/01Prof. Natalie J. Serkova
CU Anschutz		Combining machine learning and high-resolution 9.4 Tesla MRI in pediatric brain tumor models
04/15Prof. Roopali Kukreja
UC Davis		Understanding nanoscale correlations in complex oxide heterostructures
05/06Dr. Stephen Russek
NIST Boulder		Table top microMRI for cell imaging