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Dr Iolanda Di Bernardo, Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at IMDEA Nanociencia; Associate investigator at ARC FLEET Centre of Excellence; School of Physics and Astronomy, Monash University In person – Venue: G59, K15 Old Main Building, UNSW On Zoom Transition metal ditelluride (TMDT) monolayers are of considerable interest for fundamental research as they present strongly electron-correlated phases, Read More Prof. Hui Deng, Professor in Physics, Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan Missed the presentation? Catch up on FLEET’s YouTube channel Non-equilibrium systems can exhibit new types of phase transitions not found in equilibrium ones, such as spontaneous pattern formation and phase separation. An interesting platform for studying such phenomena is the exciton-polaritons Read More Jukka Vayrynen, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Purdue University In-person and on zoom (recording available for FLEET members only) The critical current of a superconducting wire can be non-reciprocal, that is, dependent on current direction, when inversion and time-reversal symmetry are broken. This so-called superconducting diode effect has gained renewed attention in recent years, Read More FLEET is pleased to co-organised inSTEM with 9 other ARC Centres of Excellence this September 2023 in Naarm. inSTEM is a networking and career development conference for people from marginalised or underrepresented groups in STEM, and allies. It is an initiative of the STEM-focused ARC Centres of Excellence, open to all higher degree research students Read More Dr. Ying Liu, School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, The University of Sydney Missed the seminar? Catch up on YouTube Ferroelectric and antiferroelectric materials are characterized by intrinsic electric dipoles, which arise due to the spatial displacement of positive and negative charge centres. The electric dipoles are intimately coupled to the atomic lattice. Under Read More Hear from Australian tech investors reinventing how researchers become entrepreneurs Join us to hear from Alezeia Brown (Main Sequence Ventures) and Clare Birch (Blackbird Ventures) about two exciting new ways for researchers in deep tech to become entrepreneurs and commercialise their research. Main Sequence Ventures have pioneered Venture Science – a repeatable way to grow Read More Prof. Flore Kunst, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany. Catch up on Youtube While topological phases of matter have predominantly been studied for isolated Hermitian systems, a recent shift has been made towards considering these phases in the context of non-Hermitian Hamiltonians. Non-Hermitian topological phenomena reveal an enrichment of the phenomenology of Read More Prof Geetha Balakrishnan, Department of Physics, University of Warwick. In person: Seminar room G29, New Horizons Bld, Monash University, CLAYTON Also shared via Zoom ID 860 1904 3236 / passcode 12345 Recently, there has been considerable interest in the physics of magnetic skyrmions due to their huge potential for use in spintronic devices, such as Read More Patjaree Aukarasereenont, PhD candidate, RMIT Missed the seminar? Catch up on FLEET YouTube The surfaces of liquid metals can serve as a platform to synthesise two-dimensional materials. By exploiting the self-limiting Cabrera-Mott oxidation reaction that takes place at the surface of liquid metals exposed to ambient air, an ultrathin oxide layer can be synthesised and Read More Dr Karen Livesey, University of Newcastle In-person: G29, New Horizons Bld, 20 Research Way, Monash University, CLAYTON Light lunch provided after presentation Missed the talk? Catch up on FLEET’s YouTube Skyrmions are tiny swirls in the local magnetization that can exist in thin films at room temperatures. They were only imaged for the first time Read More
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