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William Young (University of California at San Diego) — June 26, 2018 Abstract : The propagation of ocean surface waves is a happy example in which a linear theory (almost) explains ocean observations. I’ll review the history of this problem, (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Amitava Bhattacharjee (Princeton University) — June 12, 2018 Abstract : Magnetic reconnection is the process by which the enormous energy stored in magnetic fields can be released as the kinetic energy of charged particles. A principal (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
William Bialek (Princeton University) — May 29, 2018 Abstract : In many systems we can describe emergent macroscopic behaviors, quantitatively, using models that are much simpler than the underlying microscopic interactions ; we understand the (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Aleksandra Radenovic (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) — May 15, 2018 Abstract : In this talk I will address novel applications ranging from identification of single nucleotides, but as well go beyond DNA sequencing and provide effective (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
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Sabrina Maniscalco (University of Turku & Aalto University) — April 3, 2018 Abstract : Since decades, physicists working with quantum technologies have been trying to model, understand and counter the loss of quantum properties caused by (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Gabriel Kotliar (Rutgers University, New Jersey & Brookhaven National Laboratories, New York) — March 20, 2018 Abstract : The standard model of solids, grounded on Fermi-Liquid theory and powerful computational techniques, provides an (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Bruce Allen (Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Hannover & University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) — March 6, 2018 Abstract : For the first time, starting more than two years ago, the advanced LIGO and Virgo instruments have (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Jacqueline Bloch (Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Marcoussis)— February 6, 2018 Abstract : When confining photons in semiconductor lattices, their physical properties can be deeply modified. Photons can behave as massive, or even (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Yoël Forterre — January 23, 2018 Abstract : Over the past twenty years, great progress has been made in our understanding of how granular matter flows, a topic of both basic and practical interest. A distinctive feature of granular flows is that (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Jean-Marc Jancovici — January 9, 2018 Abstract : The depletion of natural resources, with oil to start with, and the need for a stable climate, will make it harder and harder to pursue economic growth as we know it. It has now become urgent to (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
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Mark Kasevich (Stanford University) — December 12, 2017 Abstract : Recent de Broglie wave interference experiments with atoms have achieved wavepacket separations as large as 54 cm over time intervals of 2 sec [1, 2]. These experiments, and (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
John Dudley (Université de Franche Comté) — November 28, 2017 Abstract : Understanding extreme events in nature is intrinsically challenging because the events themselves are rare, and often appear in environments where measurements are (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Ludwik Leibler (ESPCI) — November 14, 2017 !! UNUSUAL LOCATION : SALLE DUSSANE, 45 RUE D’ULM !! Abstract : During cooling, amorphous silica, the archetype glass-former gradually increases its viscosity over a wide temperature range and it (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Jean-Pierre Sauvage (Université de Strasbourg) — Lundi 16 octobre 2017, 13h30 !! DATE, HEURE & LIEU INHABITUELS : LUNDI 16 OCTOBRE, 13h30 — AUDITORIUM DE L’INSTITUT PIERRE GILLES DE GENNES (IPGG) 6 RUE JEAN CALVIN !! This Colloquium will (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Michel Brune (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel) — October 3, 2017 — Award ceremony and special seminar by the 2017 recipient of the "Prix des Trois Physiciens" !! UNUSUAL LOCATION : SALLE DUSSANE, 45 RUE D’ULM !! Abstract : Rydberg atoms have many (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Sylvain Gigan (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel) — September 19 !! UNUSUAL LOCATION : ROOM CONF. IV, 24 RUE LHOMOND !! This Seminar is the second part of the yearly Departmental Lecture Abstract : Scattering of light in heterogeneous media, for (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
Sylvain Gigan (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel) — September 12 and September 19 !! UNUSUAL LOCATION : ROOM CONF. IV, 24 RUE LHOMOND !! This Seminar is the first part of the yearly Departmental Lecture Abstract : Scattering of light in (...) | ↦ Lire la suite
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