Séminaire du LPTMS :Sriram Ramaswamy (IISc, Bangalore, India) postponed
TBA Sriram Ramaswamy ( IISc Bangalore, India)
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TBA Sriram Ramaswamy ( IISc Bangalore, India)
Séminaire du LPTMS :Sriram Ramaswamy (IISc, Bangalore, India) postponed Lire la suite »
TBA Pablo Sartori (Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine)
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Scalable stochastic classification of quantum states of matter Vittorio Vitale (Pasqal) Quantum computers and simulators, in the noisy intermediate-scale quantum era, offer a unique ability to control and probe individual quantum states at the many-body level. This capability allows for wave function snapshots via collective projective measurements, which are key to understanding the power of
Informal Quantum Seminar du LPTMS: Vittorio Vitale (Pasqal) Lire la suite »
TBA Cristina Marchetti (UCSB, USA) Joint seminar with Institut Curie Orsay. Note the unusual location and time.
Physics-Biology Interface seminar: Cristina Marchetti Lire la suite »
SU(N) ferromagnets and their intricate phase structure Alexios Polychronakos (CUNY, USA) Magnetic systems with higher internal SU(N) symmetry have recently been experimentally realized in ultracold atoms and interacting atoms on lattice cites. Although the theoretical study of their microscopic spectrum and dynamics is challenging, their thermodynamics in the ferromagnetic regime can be exactly derived
Séminaire du LPTMS : Alexios Polychronakos (CUNY, USA) Lire la suite »
Migration and Seach of Immune Cells Franziska Lautenschläger (Saarland University, Germany) Beware the unusual seminar time Immune cells are often called the ‚sentinels‘ of the immune system, constantly searching for any kind of pathogen. During this search, immune cells spread over a given area with the task of finding objects in the most efficient way.
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Community transitions and the emergence of alternative stable states in microbial systems Daniel Amor (ENS) Microbial communities often face external perturbations that can induce lasting changes in their composition and functions. Responses to such perturbations can drive community functions, including host health, which urges for predictive understanding of community dynamics following perturbations. First in this
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