Physics seminar calendar

October 2026

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01:00September 2026 Thinking Beyond: Are there unknowables in physics?15:00How dark matter halos get their cusps

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15:00Reshaping Metrology with Quantum Information Processing

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09:00Stability phenomena in geometry - soap films, bubbles and vibrating membranes 14:00Old Tools for New Puzzles: From Toponium Physics to the Exotic Nature of X(3872)14:30Multimessenger Astrophysics and the Emerging Picture of High-Energy Neutrino Sources

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09:00New concepts for scintillator-based particle tracking detectors

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14:00Double Descent, Overparametrization and Scaling Laws in Particle Physics Data 23:30“Quantum Biology”: How nature might be optimized to harness quantum mechanics

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03:00Anderson Localization in Periodic Elastic Systems with Random Perturbations

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16:00Self-Assembling Matter with Sound

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08:00Messengers from imaginary time: instantons and topological non-perturbative physics — from quantum mechanics to QCD and experimental searches

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09:00Strongly correlated chiral fermions on a lattice: Luttinger liquids and symmetric mass generation 16:15First-principle approach to strongly coupled light-matter systems

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Wednesday, October 7

14:00 UTCDouble Descent, Overparametrization and Scaling Laws in Particle Physics DataMatthias Vigl · Technical University of Munich
23:30 UTC“Quantum Biology”: How nature might be optimized to harness quantum mechanicsClarice D. Aiello · Quantum Biology Ecosystem; Quantum Biology Institute

Friday, October 9

03:00 UTCAnderson Localization in Periodic Elastic Systems with Random PerturbationsWei Wu · Jilin University, China

Wednesday, October 14

16:00 UTCSelf-Assembling Matter with SoundHeinrich Jaeger · University of Chicago

Thursday, October 15

08:00 UTCMessengers from imaginary time: instantons and topological non-perturbative physics — from quantum mechanics to QCD and experimental searchesTomas Sykora · Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University

Monday, October 19

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