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Theoretical physics

Tuesday 7.2.2017 at 15.00 in biophysics lecture room FY254-2, Matti Silveri will give the seminar 


Many-body localization in a strongly disordered and interacting array of superconducting transmon qubits

Many-body localization is a recently found fascinating phenomena that occurs for highly-excited many-body eigenstates. These states do not quantum thermalize. Yet they preserve quantum coherence. When combined with the exquisite controllability and long coherence times of superconducting qubits, the many-body localized states could make a basis for novel kind of quantum memories.  


The aim of my talk is to introduce the physical configuration of 1D array of qubits and the phenomena of many-body localization, as well as discuss about my recent numerical results on the signatures of many-body localization. 
 

Biophysics

Biophysics Research Group seminars on Tuedays starting at 9:15 in the room FY254-2 (biophysics seminar room/library).

Titles are partly preliminary/tentative and will be confirmed before the talk takes place.

24.2.Starting meeting; volunteers wantedSenior R. E. Searcher, Jr
3.3.Research strategy update, research plansMatti Weckström
10.3.Research report: topic TBAprof. Kentaro Arikawa (visiting professor)
17.3.RNA interference - How does it work and what is it used for?Esa-Ville Immonen
24.3.Cockroach optomotor response and its resolutionJuha Nuutila
31.3. no seminar
7.4.Visual ecology of KV channels - revisitedRoman Frolov
14.4. no seminar
22.4. (Wednesday; 9:15)Bringing scientific dialogue to the 21st centuryMarkus Miettinen (visiting researcher)
28.4.Spectral properties of cockroach photoreceptorsPaulus Saari
5.5.Underlying physical mechanisms of lipid-mediated ion channel activationIoannis Beis
12.5.no seminar 
19.5. Neveen Mansour
26.5.MW traveling, no seminar 

Saved for later:

Kyösti Heimonen, Cockroach visual ganglia

Juuso Ketola, TBA

Iikka Salmela, Update on the dung-beetle project

Juha Rusanen, Bumble-bee LMC recordings

Irina Ignatova, TBA

 

Space physics

 

  • The Space physics seminars will be held by default on Thursdays at 14:15 in the Space Climate seminar room YB210

    1.4.2014Heikki Vanhamäki Ionospheric electrodynamics
    		 
    10.4.2014Leon KocharovAcceleration and transport of solar energetic particles in semi-transparent shocks 
    16.4.2014Ilya UsoskinEvidence for distinct modes of solar activity 
    24.4.2014Stepan PoluianovCritical analysis of a hypothesis of the planetary tidal influence on solar activity 
    8.5.2014Andrés Muños-Jaramillo

    Building the Next-Generation of Model-Based Solar Cycle Predictions

    		 
    15.5.2014Ville MaliniemiElectron precipitation and high-speed stream signatures in the Northern hemisphere winter climate 
    22.5.2014Lauri HolappaFinding contributions of high-speed streams and CMEs to geomagnetic activity 
    12.6.2014Amr AbdallahIonospheric disturbances during Geomagnetic Storms 
    17.6.2014Lei Cai

    Solar wind effect on high-latitude convection and Joule heating

    		 
    26.6.2014Raisa LeussuThe homogeneity of sunspot number series in the 19th century revisited by observations of Samuel Heinrich Schwabe 
    28.8.2014Lassi Roininen

    Geophysical experiments and data analysis as problems in applied mathematics

    		 
    25.9.2014Liisa Juusola

    Effect of the ring current on preconditioning the magnetosphere for steady magnetospheric convection

    		 
    8.10.2014Albert OssoHow much do we know about stratospheric climate change? 
    28.10.2014Bala PoduvalSpaceWeather and the Current Sheet Source Surface (CSSS) Model 
    6.11.2014Bruno Alessandro

    Cosmic ray physics with accelerator experiments and results from Alice

    		 
    15.1.2015Alexandra IoannidouEnvironmental Radioactivity 
    11.2.2015Agnieszka GilRecurrent variations  of the galactic cosmic rays intensity 
    19.2.2015Stepan PoluianovNew Antarctic neutron monitors 
    26.2.2015Timofei SukhodolovChemistry-climate model SOCOL and its application for Sun/climate relationship studies 
    12.3.2015Fadil IngeogluThe nature and occurrences of grand solar minima and maxima deduced from 10Be and 14C records 
    25.3.2015 Anthony YeatesSurface Flux Transport and the Limits of Solar Cycle Prediction 
    26.3.2015Lauri Holappa

    A new method to estimate contributions of CMEs and high-speed streams to geomagnetic activity

    		 
    22.4.2015Jennimari KoskelaComparing the heliospheric magnetic field at the coronal base and Earth's orbit 
    27.8.2015Costel MunteanuAn Integrated Nonlinear Analysis tool – (INA) for solar system plasma turbulence 
    2.9.2015Akimasa Ieda

    Auroral stepwise poleward expansion in a multiple onset substorm: A THEMIS case study

    		 
    10.9.2015Akimasa YoshikawaRecent developments in modeling magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling and global ionospheric electrodynamics 
    24.9.2015Bertalan ZiegerHeliospheric Termination Shock 
    08.10.2015Maxime Grandin

    Effects of solar wind high-speed streams on the high-latitude ionosphere: Superposed epoch study

    		 
    03.12.2015Giuseppe Consolini

    Criticality of magnetospheric dynamics and its impact on space weather forecast

    		 
    23.2.2016 Abiyot WorkayehuInverting electron production rate and nitric oxide density from electron density measurement 
    26.2.2016Jian WuSMILE, new satellite mission to image magnetosphere and CSES, the first Chinese seismo-electromagnetic satellite mission 
    06.10.2016 Mads Knudsen 

    Constraining the link between climate and landscape evolution based on multiple cosmogenic nuclides

    		 
    13.10.2016Eugene Rozanov The contribution of energetic particle precipitations to ozone and surface climate trends 
    12.10.2016 Derek McKay 

    Interferometric Riometry Imaging of Aurora-induced Electron Precipitation

    		 
    16.3.2017Emilia Kilpua Space Weather Relevant Properties of Coronal Mass Ejections: Modeling and Observational Analysis 
    06.4.2017G.A. Bazilevskaya V.S. Makhmutov Precipitation of energetic magnetospheric electrons to the atmosphere as recorded in the long-term cosmic ray balloon experiment 
    27.4.2017

    Liliana Macotela

    		New contributions to the study of atmospheric-ionospheric-magnetospheric disturbances recorded at high latitudes using the VLF technique 
    22.5.2017 Vitaly Malakhov PAMELA space-borne instrumentation and its possible relation to Space Climate 
    30.05.2017 

    Cosmic ray deuterons registered in near-Earth orbit with the PAMELA experiment

    		 
    15.06.2017 at 14:15 Melanie Baroni

    Cosmogenic isotopes records (10Be and 36Cl) in ice cores archives :  possibilities and limitations

    		 

Electron spectroscopy

  • Research plan seminar on Wednesday January 22 at 12:15 in the room TÄ219. Talks by Tuomas Löytynoja (Electronic structure of small clusters and liquids) and Matti Vapa (Computational electrodynamic modeling of molecules and small clusters and development of new methods).

NMR-spectroscopy

  • NMR Research Group seminar (MOMA-seminar) on Friday, March 21 at 14:15 in the room FY1103 (Anttilansali). Matti Weckström will give a talk.

Tentative speaker list:

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