INPP Seminars: Spring 2025
Announcements
INPP seminars are Tuesdays at 4 pm in Clippinger Lab 263 . They are typically 60 minutes long, including about 15 minutes for Q&A. The audience consists of students, postdocs, and faculty members with various scientific interests and backgrounds in INPP science.
If you have any questions, please contact the organizers Christian Drischler and Chaden Djalali. Feel free to nominate INPP speakers for the next semester.
Note that special INPP seminars have been scheduled at noncanonical days and/or times.
Schedule
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| January 14 | No seminar: first week of classes
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| January 21 | Veronica Dexheimer
, Kent State University An overview of the MUSES cyberinfrastructure and what it can do for you (Host: J. Frantz) |
| January 28 | No seminar: INPP Open House
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| February 4 | Steven Gardiner
, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Taming DUNE’s neutrino wilderness with precision nuclear science (Host: D. Phillips) |
| February 5 | Simone Salvatore Li Muli
, Chalmers University of Technology Answering fundamental nuclear physics questions with muonic atoms Special Seminar at 3pm: note the different time/day (Host: D. Phillips) |
| February 11 | Zhangbu Xu
, Kent State University Tracking the baryon junction in heavy-ion collisions Room change: Living Learning Center 102 and 104 (Host: J. Frantz) |
| February 18 | No seminar
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| February 25 | No seminar
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| March 3 | Sven Heihoff
, Ruhr University-Bochum Chiral EFT for two-nucleon forces: New developments Special Seminar at 3pm: note the different day (Host: D. Phillips) |
| March 4 | Francesca Bonaiti
, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Electric dipole polarizability: a pathway from finite nuclei to the nuclear matter equation of state (Host: C. Drischler) |
| March 11 | No seminar: spring break
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| March 18 | No seminar: APS Global Physics Summit 2025
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| March 24 | Mia Kumamoto
, Institute for Nuclear Theory Pi in the Sky: Axion Condensation in Neutron Stars Special Seminar at 4:10pm: note the different time/day (Host: C. Drischler) |
| March 25 | Katherine Childers
, Remote Sensing Lab The Remote Sensing Lab: Mission Driven Science for Radiological/Nuclear Emergency Response (Host: A. Richard) |
| April 2 | Matthias Heinz
, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Improving reach and precision of ab initio theory for new physics studies Special Seminar at 3pm: note the different time/day (Host: Ch. Elster) |
| April 8 | Jutta Escher
, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Advancing reaction theory to enable predictions and indirect measurements of unknown reaction cross sections (Host: A. Richard) |
| April 15 | Lee Sobotka
, Washington University in St. Louis How the study of the continuum structure of light nuclei led to the discovery of 8 new isotopes and exacting tests of nuclear structure models that treat the continuum Room change: Living Learning Center 102 and 104 (Host: C. Parker) |
| April 22 | Mihai Horoi
, Central Michigan University Recent approaches for evaluating the nuclear matrix elements for double beta decays and double electron captures Room change: Living Learning Center 102 and 104 (Host: G. Popa) |