28 May 16:15
Hörsaal 1
Andrea Vanossi
SISSA Trieste
Title: "Superlubricity at Graphitic Interfaces from graphene nanoribbons to metallic islands and clusters"
Host: Ernst Meyer
31 May 14:09
Hörsaal 2
Nicola Serra
Universität Zürich
"Flavour anomalies and the quest for New Physics at LHCb"
Host: Prof. Antusch
7 Jun 14:00
Room 4.1
Dr. Ryuichi Shindou
Peking University, China
QC2 Seminar: "Theories of topological spin-nematic excitonic insulators in graphiteunder high magnetic field and quantum multicriticality in disordered Weyl semimetal"
Host: Prof. Klinovaja / Prof. Loss
3 Jul 11:00
Room 4.1
Prof. Thomas L. Schmidt
Université du Luxembourg
QC2 Seminar: "tpa"
Host: Prof. Bruder
5 Jul 14:00
Room 4.1
Dr. Arne Laucht
UNSW Sydney
QC2 Seminar: "tba"
Host: Prof. Zumbühl
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University of Basel
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