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Physical Chemistry Seminar
Upcoming Events
December
12
About the SeminarModeling many-body interactions for materials design: From quantum dots to clathratesAccurately describing many-body interactions remains a chall
January
6
About the Seminar Organize to Optimize: How physicochemical microenvironments in the nucleus control biochemical reactionsMatt King’s research explores how c
February
4
February
11
March
4
March
10
March
25
April
3
April
8
Independently Hosted By: Mike Fayer
April
29
Past Events
About the SeminarLight over matter: Controlling and measuring molecules and materialsParallel developments in optics and spectroscopy have brought us to a new era
About the Seminar Shedding Infrared Light on Molecules: From Molecular Polaritons to Hyperspectral Imaging Mid-Infrared (MIR) light can interact
About the Seminar “Watch the whole movie: Integrating photonic sensors with microphysiological systems to accelerate drug development and reveal previously unknowable biology
About the Seminar New Approaches to Computational Simulation of Amorphous MaterialsAmorphous materials form a vast, yet vastly underutilized, class of materi
About the Seminar Leveraging Constraints to Enhance Spatial Resolution, Sensitivity, and Applications in Bioelectrical InterfacesBy embracing constraints as
About the Seminar Multidimensional Super-Resolution Microscopy through Mass-Accumulated Single-Molecule SpectroscopyRecent advances in super-resolution fluor
About the Seminar Exploring and Manipulating Materials with Ultrafast Linear and Nonlinear Scattering and Spectroscopy TechniquesOur group specializes in ult
About the Seminar Steering spin–valley polarizations through phonons and photonsControl of spin and valley polarizations opens up opportunities for spintroni
About the Seminar Following and controlling formation and function of bottom-up assembled materialsShort-range-interacting particles can in principle crystal
About the Seminar Visualizing Dynamics—A Role for Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy in Energy ScienceThe climate crisis is driving a new era of electrification