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Leiden Physics Science Day

Every year at the start of the new academic year, the Leiden Institute of Physics organises its Science Day. The goal is to highlight the newest research at our institute, to socialise, and to welcome first year master students and new PhD's and Postdocs to our institute.

Leiden Physics science day 2024
Leiden Physics science day 2024

Great start of the new academic season

On Tuesday September 8, the Leiden Institute of Physics organizes its eleventh edition of our annual Science Day at the Hortus Botanicus in Leiden.

The goal is to highlight the newest research at LION, to socialize, and of course to welcome first year master students and new PhD /Post-doc’s to our institute.

There will be talks about research, and ample time to wander among exotic plants and discuss the challenges and joy of doing physics. There will also be a trivia competitionand coffee, lunch will be provided.  We will have a 'special advice session' for Master students and first year PhD’s.

For the planning, we ask you to register by Tuesday, September 1 at the following link. All members of the Leiden Physics community are also welcome. The day will end with drinks for PhD/PD and Masterstudents.

Program

 

 

Session 1 

Chair: Silke Henkes

09:30 

Sense-Jan van der Molen 

Welcome with coffee and tea

09:40 

Jonah Post 

Shining light on spin defect: magnetic resonances in diamond

10:00 

Serge Lemay 

Iontronics?? What, why and how

10:20 

Albert Gasull Celedes 

The Many-body problem from the Quantum Information perspective.

10:40

Coffee/tea

 

 

Session 2 

Chair: Chara Papathanassiou

11:00 

Oksana Iarygina 

Echoes of the Early Universe: Gravitational Waves and Cosmic Magnetic Fields

11:20 

Luca Giomi 

Living matter: a new challenge in theoretical physics

11:40 

Sense Jan v.d. Molen 

Trivia competition

12:00

Lunch

 

 

Session 3 

Chair: Sander Kammeraat

13:40 

Diego Garlaschelli 

Renormalization of networks: scale-invariance without geometry

14:00 

Valentein Briët/Jitske v.d. Vlugt 

Advice for Master students

14:20 

Subodh Patil 

The early and late universe

14:40 

Michiel Thijssen 

Optimizing the return on investment of multi-facet education of the masses about

quantum & high-tech innovation

15:00

Tea break

 

 

Session 4 

Chair: Guillem Perez Martin

15:20 

Mattia Pantiri 

Advice for Phd’s

15:40 

Daniela Kraft 

Functional and complex behavior emerging in active flexible microstructures

16:00 

Victor Vreede 

Emergent phenomena in atomically thin Legos

16:20 

Wolfgang Loeffler 

Knowing where you are needs quantum

End 16:40

Drinks for MSc/
PhD students 

@ external location

Stan Verhoeve and Maria Luisa Gallavotti

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