Events Archive

Monday 19 November 2018, at 15:15

Supervisor: Maximilian Stritzinger

Radio-wavelength observations can help us to uncover some of the farthest and oldest objects of our universe.…

Monday 19 November 2018, at 14:15

Supervisor: Hans Fynbo

After the Second World War, which saw the development of the nuclear bomb, the United States of America chose the Marshall…

19 Nov

Monday 19 November 2018, at 14:00 1525-323

Cristina Giusca
NPL

Title:

Probing the Electronic and Optical Properties of Atomically Thin Materials for Application

Abstract:

Graphene and…

15 Nov

Thursday 15 November 2018, at 18:30

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15 Nov

Thursday 15 November 2018, at 14:15

Supervisor: Hans Fynbo

Kan radioaktivitet benyttes til at hjælpe patienter i sundhedsvæsnet?

Umiddelbart lyder det selvmodsigende at benytte…

15 Nov

Thursday 15 November 2018, at 14:00 Aud. D1., 1531-113

15 Nov

Thursday 15 November 2018, at 13:00

CQOM Talk

Kristian Knakkergaard Nielsen, IFA

Title: Critical slowdown of nonequilibrium polaron dynamics

10:45-11:00 Questions and coffee/tea…

15 Nov

Thursday 15 November 2018, at 10:15

Abstract:

Quantum biology is an emerging field of research that concerns itself with the experimental and theoretical exploration of non-trivial…

14 Nov

Wednesday 14 November 2018, at 13:15 Fys. Aud.

12 Nov

Monday 12 November 2018, at 15:15

Supervisor: Nikolaj Zinner

In recent decades the question of our reality being a computer simulation has been popularized; as e.g. Wachowski’s The…

Department of Physics and Astronomy

Events Archive

Past events

Student Colloquium - Balázs István Dömény: Fundamentals of radio interferometry and the active galactic nuclei

Student Colloquium - Helene Hestbech Jørgensen: Dropping Bombs: The Story of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Pacific

Talk - Cristina Giusca: Probing the Electronic and Optical Properties of Atomically Thin Materials for Applications

Cristina Giusca
NPL

Title:

Probing the Electronic and Optical Properties of Atomically Thin Materials for Application

Argentinsk tango

Student Colloquium - Emma Riis Skarsø: PET skanning

PhD defence: High precision measurements with continuously observed quantum mechanical systems, PhD student Alexander Holm Kiilerich

CQOM Colloquium - Kristian Knakkergaard Nielsen and Sebastian Diehl

CQOM Talk

QUSCOPE/CQOM Seminar - Susana F. Huelga (Uni-Ulm, Germany): Are there non-trivial quantum effects in Biology? A discussion on light harvesting processes.

Abstract:

PhD defence: Tuning the spectrum of the sun via nanostructures - a potential path for increasing the efficiency of solar cells, PhD student Emil Eriksen

Student Colloquium - Anders Dyhr Sandgaard: Are we living in a computer simulation?

Events Archive

Past events

Student Colloquium - Balázs István Dömény: Fundamentals of radio interferometry and the active galactic nuclei

Student Colloquium - Helene Hestbech Jørgensen: Dropping Bombs: The Story of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Pacific

Talk - Cristina Giusca: Probing the Electronic and Optical Properties of Atomically Thin Materials for Applications

Cristina GiuscaNPL

Title:

Probing the Electronic and Optical Properties of Atomically Thin Materials for Application

Argentinsk tango

Student Colloquium - Emma Riis Skarsø: PET skanning

PhD defence: High precision measurements with continuously observed quantum mechanical systems, PhD student Alexander Holm Kiilerich

CQOM Colloquium - Kristian Knakkergaard Nielsen and Sebastian Diehl

CQOM Talk

QUSCOPE/CQOM Seminar - Susana F. Huelga (Uni-Ulm, Germany): Are there non-trivial quantum effects in Biology? A discussion on light harvesting processes.

Abstract:

PhD defence: Tuning the spectrum of the sun via nanostructures - a potential path for increasing the efficiency of solar cells, PhD student Emil Eriksen

Student Colloquium - Anders Dyhr Sandgaard: Are we living in a computer simulation?

Cristina Giusca
NPL