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Visualizing quantum Hall liquids and their boundary modes. Prof. Ali Yazdani, Princeton University, USA All welcome! Bio: Ali Yazdani is Class of 1909 Chair Professor of Physics at Princeton University and the Director of Princeton Center for Complex Materials. His research program focuses on the development and application of novel experimental methods to directly visualize exotic electronic Read More 2D Materials – Translation from Lab to Industry Dr Luigi Colombo UT Dallas. All are welcome ( please note only 44 seats available) Read More Members Only Event FLEET’s annual workshop is our one opportunity each year for all Centre researchers to gather together and share research outcomes and progress. This year, #FLEET2018 will be held at Pullman Magenta Shores, just over 2hrs north of Sydney along the beautiful NSW Central Coast. If you need to update your registration details, please Read More Semiconductor holes: More spin for your buck Scientia Professor Alex Hamilton. University of New South Wales, Sydney All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded clicking on this link Abstract: There is enormous interest in using the spins of electrons and holes for applications in spintronics, spin-based quantum computing, and topological electronics. However it is Read More Electronic and nuclear spins in driven quantum dots: Paradigm for non-equilibrium states with induced coherence Prof. Götz S. Uhrig. Technical University of Dortmund All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded clicking on this link Abstract: The spin of localized electrons or holes in quantum dots is an interesting candidate for a quantum bit. Hence one Read More Controlling hole spin qubits in quantum dots and quantum dot molecues with electric and magnetic fields Prof. Garnett W. Bryant. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded clicking on this link Abstract: Hole spins in quantum dots (QDs) are promising qubits for quantum technologies. All-optical control Read More Emergent superconductivity in few-layer stanene and superconductor-insulator transitions in BSCCO flakes Prof. Ding Zhang Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded clicking on this flyer Abstract: Two-dimensional (2D) crystalline superconductors attract growing interests as they exhibit rich quantum phenomena. Here we report two methods of addressing 2D superconductivity. First, Read More Optoelectronic functionalities in transition-metal dichalcogenides Yijin Zhang Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded clicking on this link Abstract: Group VI-B transition-metal dichalcogenides (MX2, M = Mo, W, X = S, Se, Te, abbreviation: TMDs) in the triangular prismatic phase are new class of semiconductors. Due to Read More Young Researchers Forum brings together young researchers in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) fields. This Forum provides a vibrant location to network, discuss research ideas and practice professional skills. Why you should be there: 1. Exchange your research ideas 2. Enhance your scientific presentation skills 3. Expand your professional skills toolkit 4. Extend Read More Surface electron microscopy and its applications on two-dimensional materials Wen-Xin Tang College of Materials Science and Engineering, Chongqing University, All welcome! The seminar flyer can be downloaded at this link. About the Speaker: Professor Wen-Xin Tang is working in the Material Science and Engi-neering at Chongqing University (CQU), China. He also acts as Deputy Director Read More
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