High Energy Seminar: "Entanglement, Holography and Causal Diamonds"

Michal Heller (Perimeter Institute)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 2N36



Department Colloquium: "Perturbation and Control of Human Brain Network Dynamics"

Danielle Bassett (UPenn), Hosted by: Andrea Liu
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A8

The human brain is a complex organ characterized by heterogeneous patterns of interconnections. New non-invasive imaging techniques now allow for these patterns to be carefully and comprehensively mapped in…



Condensed Matter seminar: "Unusual Fluctuations and Absorbing States"

Dov Levine, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A4

Absorbing state models are far-from-equilibrium many-body systems which exhibit a phase transition with characteristics similar to those of a continuous equilibrium transition.  One major difference, however, which…



Astro Seminar: "Cosmology Constrains the Standard Model and Beyond!

Amol Upadhye (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A4

Neutrinos are Standard Model particles whose mass splittings are known, but whose absolute mass scale remains a mystery.  Cosmology provides the best upper bound on the sum of masses, 0.23 eV, a number intriguingly…



Postponed Physics & Astronomy Exam

- DRL A1



Dissertation Defense: "High Redshift Galaxies as Probes of the Epoch of Reionization"

Jessie Taylor, UPenn
David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 3W2



"From flowing complex fluids to multilayer networks of knotted nematic colloids”

Uros Tkalec, University of Maribor and Jozef Stefan Institute
DRL A4



Special Seminar - From viscous to elastic sheets: Dynamics of freely floating smectic films

Kirsten Harth, Otto-von-Guericke Universität Magdeburg
David Rittenhouse Laboratory - A4

The dynamics of droplets and bubbles, particularly on microscopic scales, are of considerable importance in biological, environmental, and technical contexts. Soap bubbles, vesicles and components of biological cells…



Dissertation Defense: "The Next-Generation Balloon-borne Submillimeter Telescope (BLAST-TNG)"

Bradley Dober
David Rittenhouse Laboratory, Room A4