Frontiers in Optical and CMB Survey Cosmology
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Speaker
Daniel Gruen and Kimmy Wu (KIPAC) via zoom
AP/Physics Colloquium
Frontiers in Cosmic Magnetism and in Many-Body Physics
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Speaker
Susan Clark & Vedika Khemani (Stanford University) via zoom
Galaxies like our Milky Way host large-scale, weak magnetic fields. The interstellar magnetic field affects a wide range of physics, from cosmic ray propagation to star formation. The magnetic interstellar medium is also a formidable foreground for experimental cosmology, particularly for the quest to find signatures of inflation in the polarized cosmic microwave background.
Dark Matter halos from parametric resonance and their signatures
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Location
Campus, Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 200
Speaker
Asimina Arvanitaki (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics)
Space Observatories of the Highest Energy Particles: POEMMA & EUSO-SPB
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Location
Campus, Hewlett 200
Speaker
Angela Olinto (University of Chicago)
The Physics and Astrophysics of Black Holes and Horizons
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Location
Campus, Hewlett 200
Speaker
Roger Blandford & Eva Silverstein (Stanford)
Tension Between Early and Late Universe Measurements of H0: Hint of New Physics?
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Location
Campus, Hewlett 200
Speaker
Phil Marshall (Stanford/SLAC)
Testing DAMA's long-standing claim for dark matter detection
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Location
Campus, Hewlett Teaching Center Rm. 201
Speaker
Reina Maruyama (Yale University)
The Dawn of Superconducting Quantum Processors
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Location
Campus, Hewlett Teaching Center Rm. 201
Speaker
Irfan Siddiqi (UC Berkeley)
Strongly Interacting Synthetic Topological Insulators in High Dimensions
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Location
Campus, Hewlett Teaching Center Rm. 201
Speaker
Cenke Xu (UC Santa Barbara)
Physicists and Evolution: Puzzles and Expectations
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Location
Campus, Hewlett Teaching Center Rm. 201
Speaker
Daniel S. Fisher/SITP Event (Stanford University, AP)