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Spin shuttling – a new paradigm for semiconductor spin qubits

Abstract Semiconductor qubits are compact, highly coherent and can be manufactured in industrial facilities. Single-and two-qubit gates reach fidelities well over 99%, and two-dimensional qubit arrays of increasing sizes…

 26.01.2026   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Lieven Vandersypen, Delft University of Technology
Lieu:  BM 5202
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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The emergent "graviton" in the fractional quantum Hall effect

In fractional quantum Hall states, electrons self-organize into a strongly interacting fluid with nontrivial emergent properties. It has recently been understood that fractional quantum Hall fluids accommodate one or several…

 15.12.2025   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Dam T. Son, University of Chicago
Lieu:  MA B1 11
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Strongly correlated electrons in semiconductor moire materials: from kinetic magnetism to optical orientation of topological states

 05.05.2025   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Atac Imamoglu, ETHZ. Full Professor at the Department of Physics. Deputy head of Institute for Quantum Electronics
Lieu:  CM 1 1 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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IMX/IPHYS Talks – Designing Hierarchical Soft Materials through Self-Assembly and Phase Separation

 01.05.2025   09:0010:00

Intervenant·e: Dr. Carla Fernández Rico, ETHZ
Lieu:  BM 5202 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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IMX/IPHYS Talks – Designing Resilience at Materials Interfaces for Extreme Tribological Demands

 01.05.2025   14:0015:00

Intervenant·e: Prof. Wenjun (Rebecca) Cai, Virginia Tech, USA
Lieu:  BM 5202 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Exploring Quantum Hall Edge Channels in Graphene as a Path to Topological Superconductivity

 14.04.2025   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Dr. Benjamin Sacépé, Néel Institute, CNRS Grenoble. https://sacepe-quest.neel.cnrs.fr/
Lieu:  CM 1 5 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Recent Results from the Atacama Cosmology Telescope: Implications for our Understanding of Cosmology and Fundamental Physics

 20.03.2025   12:1513:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. David Spergel, Princeton University, President of the Simons Foundation    David Spergel is president of the Simons Foundation. He is the Charles Young Professor of Astronomy Emeritus at Princeton University and was the founding director of the Center of Computational Astrophysics at the Flatiron Institute in New York. Spergel received his undergraduate degree from Princeton in 1982. After a year of study at Oxford University, he received his Ph.D. from Harvard in 1985. After two years as a member at the Institute for Advanced Study, he joined the Princeton astrophysics faculty in 1987, where he was also associate faculty in the Departments of Physics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. In 2021, he assumed leadership of the Simons Foundation. Spergel is the author of over 400 papers.  He is known for his contributions to understanding the cosmic microwave background, the left-over heat from the Big Bang.  He has received numerous prizes for his work on cosmology including the MacArthur Fellowship, the Shaw Prize and the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics.  
Lieu:  CE 1 4 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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The Magic of Moiré Quantum Matter

 10.03.2025   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, MIT. The speaker Pablo Jarillo-Herrero is Professor in Physics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In 2018 he presented a new 2D-platform to investigate strongly correlated physics, based on graphene moiré superlattices.
Lieu:  RLC E1 240 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Sloppy models, differential geometry, and why science works

 11.11.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. James Sethna, Cornell University
Lieu:  CE 1 2
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Physics with artificial atoms

 28.10.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Per Delsing, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Director of the Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology. Per is a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (KVA), and of the Royal Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA). He is also a Distinguished Professor appointed by the Swedish Research Council (VR), Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) and a Wallenberg Scholar.
Lieu:  CE 1 2
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Massive Redshift Surveys and First Results from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI)

 23.09.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Dr David Schlegel, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Practical Quantum Computing with Trapped Ions

 27.05.2024   14:1515:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Jungsang Kim, Multifunctional Integrated Systems Technology , Duke University
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Super-resolution imaging of transcription in living cells

 13.05.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Ibrahim Cissé
Lieu:  CE1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Towards Quantum Computing with Spins on Surfaces

 02.04.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Andreas Heinrich, Center for Quantum Nanoscience, Seoul & Department of Physics, Ewha Womans University, Seoul
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Imaging Electronic and Atomic Motion in Molecules

 25.03.2024   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Manish Garg, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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What Do We Know Today About the Two-Dimensional Hubbard Model ?

 11.03.2024   14:0015:00

Intervenant·e: Prof. Antoine GEORGES, Collège de France, Paris – Flatiron Institute, New York – Université Genève
Lieu:  CM 1 120 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Novel approaches to scaling trapped-ion quantum computing

 05.02.2024   15:0016:00

Intervenant·e: Prof. Jonathan Home, ETHZ, Institut für Quantenelektronik
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Epigenetic factor competition can reshape the EMT landscape in breast cancer cells

 23.10.2023   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Herbert Levine, Northeastern University, Boston
Lieu:  CE 1 1
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Local quantum probes of quantum matter

 04.10.2023   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Amir Yacoby, Harvard University
Lieu:  CE 1 4
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Exploring New Computational Frontiers in Quantum Many-Body Physics

 30.05.2023   15:1516:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Giuseppe Carleo, Computational Quantum Science Laboratory, EPFL
Lieu:  BSP 231 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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Whole brain approaches to C. elegans neuroscience

 15.05.2023   16:1517:15

Intervenant·e: Prof. Aravinthan Samuel, Harvard University
Lieu:  CE 1 2 &  Online
Catégorie: Conférences – Séminaires
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