Experimental Particle Physics Seminar: Detecting Cosmic Neutrinos with Ice Cube at the Earth's South Pole
Naoko Kurahashi Neilson, Drexel
Department Colloquium:"Control Without Measurement: The Profound Challenge of Quantum Information"
Charles Marcus, Neils Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen
Condensed Matter Seminar: “Making Cells with Active Micro-tubule Mixtures”
Professor Jennifer Ross, UMass Amherst
Biology utilizes energy to organize itself from the nanoscale to the macroscopic scale. We seek to determine the universal principles of organization from the molecular scale that gives rise to architecture on the…
Astronomy Seminar: Massive Galaxy Growth since Cosmic Noon
Stijn Wuyts (MPE Garching)
The Hubble Space Telescope and integral-field spectrographs on the
ground offer us an unprecedented view of the internal physics within
high-redshift galaxies. Exploiting the powerful synergy between…
Department Colloquium: The First Luminous Objects and the Epoch of Reionization
Adam Lidz, UPenn
An exciting and largely unexplored frontier in observational and theoretical cosmology is to understand the properties of the universe between 400,000 years and one billion years after the big bang. Notably, the…
*New Course this Fall*
Professor Gary Gibbons, University of Pennsylvania
Phys-696-001
Prerequisites: A first course in general relativity, including the idea of a Lie derivative and Killing vector fields
The course will start with a heuristic account of the Chandrasekhar…
Dissertation Defense: "First Measurements of the Differential Cross Sections of Higgs Boson Production and Decay in the 4 Lepton Final State"
Jonathon Stahlman, University of Pennsylvania
Condensed Matter Seminar: "Building Colloidal Aggregates in Anisotropic Media"
Professor Colin Denniston, Western Ontario University
Colloids in a liquid crystal matrix exhibit very anisotropic interactions. Further, these interactions can be altered by both properties of the colloid and of the liquid crystal. This gives the potential for…
BioMedical & Life Sciences Career Fair
Employers, Recruiters, Penn alumni, and former Penn Postdoctoral Researchers
Please note this event is open to all Penn PhD Students and Postdocs.
For more information, visit: http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices/careerfair/biofairstudents.php