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SAVE the DATE Sep 28: " Macromolecular Mapping with Magnetic Resonance Imaging—Beyond Free Water!" by Prof. Richard Spencer

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 2 days ago
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LIVE from USA, Prof. Richard Spencer, NIH, will map macromolecular stucture ! Title: " Macromolecular Mapping with Magnetic Resonance Imaging—Beyond Free Water! " by Prof. Richard Spencer When:  Thursday September 28th at 4 pm CET Register here   Richard Spencer, (NIH/NIA/IRP) Biography : Richard Spencer is Chief of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy Section of the National Institute on Aging (NIA) of the National Institutes of Health, with a laboratory in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.   His group performs biophysical and physiological studies of human subjects, ...
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SAVE the DATE August 31: "Accelerator driven systems – a solution to multiple problems of society” by Prof. Yuan He

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LIVE from CHINA, Prof. Yuan He will review the advantage of ADS!   Title: " Accelerator driven systems – a solution to multiple problems of society ” by Prof. Yuan He When: Thursday August 31 , 2023 at 16:00 CET   (10:00 ET) REGISTER HERE   Prof. Yuan He Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Biography Yuan He is graduated from Lanzhou university in 1995 and got the engineer doctor of graduated school of Chinese Academy of Sciences major in nuclear technology. He is the director of Linac Center in the institute of Modern Physics ...
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SAVE the DATE July 27: "More synchrotron light for Latin America in the Greater Caribbean ?" by Prof. Galileo Violini

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LIVE from COLOMBIA, Prof. Galileo Violini will present the proposal for a Greater Caribbean Synchrotron!   Title: "More synchrotron light for Latin America in the Greater Caribbean ?" by Prof. Galileo Violini  When:  Thursday July 27 th at 4 pm CET REGISTER HERE Prof.  Galileo Violini  Director Emérito CIF, Colombia Biography:  Galileo Violini is a Physicist. Graduated at the University of Rome (now La Sapienza University). Co-Chair of the Executive Committee of the Greater Caribbean Light Source Initiative.  Fellow APS and former member-at-large of APS FIP. Former professor of Mathematical Methods of Physics ...
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June 29 - "Navigating the Complexity across the Peace-Sustainability-Climate security NEXUS” by Prof. Bernard Amadei

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 03-05-2023
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Science and Engineering have no borders ! Prof. Bernard Amadei, F ounding President of Engineer-without-Borders (EWB)-USA and co-founder of EWB-International, will be "Navigating the Complexity across the Peace-Sustainability-Climate security NEXUS” Title: "Navigating the Complexity across the Peace-Sustainability-Climate security NEXUS”  When: Thursday June 29 at 4 pm CET, 10 am ET REGISTER HERE Biography : Dr. Amadei is a Distinguished Professor and Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He received his Ph.D. in 1982 from the University of California at Berkeley. Dr. Amadei is the Founding ...
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May 25 - "Entering the new century of IUPAP with a renovated vision" by Prof. Silvina Ponce Dawson

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 03-05-2023
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LIVE from SOUTH AMERICA, Prof. Silvina Ponce Dawson will expand our horizons of the IUPAP, after 100 years of operation !  Title: " Entering the new century of IUPAP with a renovated vision " by Prof. Silvina Ponce Dawson When:  Thursday May 25 th at 4 pm CET Register here Silvina Ponce Dawson,  http://users.df.uba.ar/silvina/ . Physics Department , FCEN-UBA and IFIBA, UBA- CONICET President Designate, IUPAP Biography : “ Licenci ada” (1983) and PhD in Physics, Universidad de Buenos Aires (1988). Full Professor, University of Buenos Aires ( UBA ). Superior Researcher, ...
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April 27 - "Role of large-scale facilities for battery research and innovation” by Prof. Aleksandar Matic

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 03-02-2023
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Looking into batteries with neutrons and X-ray vision will be possible on Thursday April 27 ! Prof. Aleksandar Matic will present “ Role of large - scale facilities for battery research and innovation ” ! Thursday April 27, 2023 16:00 CET  (10 ET) REGISTER HERE Prof. Aleksandar Matic Chalmers University, Sweden Biography: Aleksandar Matic is professor of Physics and Head of the Division for Materials Physics; Department of Physics, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden.  His research interests span from fundamentals of soft matter  to applied research on materials for energy applications. A particular focus ...
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Feb 23 - "The I.FAST CBI: a challenge to engage students on the application of particle accelerators to the environment” by Dr. Nicolas Delerue

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 02-17-2023
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February event is modified and Dr . Nicolas Delerue will present " The I.FAST CBI: a challenge to engage students on the application  of particle accelerators to the environment ” Following this 30' Colloquium, you will meet our Panelists and we will invite the audience to share their insight on how large-scale research Infrastructures can solve environmental challenges.   REGISTER HERE (be aware that the presentation title doesn't match , but the emailed zoom link will allow you to attend the CBI presentation) When: Thursday February 23, 2022 16:00 CET (10:00 EST) NB: Prof. Bernard ...
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March 23, 2023 "Gamma Factory — a tool-driven revolution? ” by Prof. Mieczyslaw Witold Krasny

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 12-19-2022
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The Gamma Factory’s path to sustainable research at CERN with the existing accelerator infrastructure !   Prof. Mieczyslaw Witold Krasny, Directeur de Recherche LPNHE, Sorbonne University Paris, CNRS-IN2P3, and research physicists, CERN, BE-ABP department  REGISTER HERE Abstract:   There exists an enormous, but rather hidden, potential of the existing CERN accelerator infrastructure to conduct new research programs in a very broad domain of science with novel, unprecedented-quality tools. This potential needs to be explored to assure the prominent place of CERN -- as the accelerator-based research leader – even in the ...
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Save the date: June 29 - "Navigating the Complexity across the Peace-Sustainability-Climate security NEXUS” by Prof. Bernard Amadei

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 11-07-2022
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This presentation, initially planned on Feb 23rd, is tentatively postponed till June 29, 2023. Thursday June 29 at 4 pm CET, 10 am EST (TBC) Prof. Bernard Amadei, F ounding President of Engineer-without-Borders (EWB)-USA and co-founder of EWB-International, will be "Navigating the Complexity across the Peace-Sustainability-Climate security NEXUS” REGISTER HERE   Abstract : The literature contains many case studies demonstrating the direct or indirect constraining and threatening impact of conflict and climate change on community livelihood and security. As a result, promoting peace and sustainability in human development and security ...
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Jan 19, 2023: “SESAME: a Source of Light in the Middle East" by Prof. Eliezer Rabinovici

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 11-07-2022
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PHYSICS MATTERS will resume in 2023 with more bright lights ! Join us on Thursday January 19, 2023 at 4 pm CET (10 EST) and ask questions to our distinguished guest ! Prof. Eliezer Rabinovici will explain how a Source of Light can shine in the Middle-East and will bring us back to the foundation of the SESAME. Register here and participate to this outstanding PHYSICS MATTERS Colloquium ! Abstract: SESAME  is a cooperative venture by scientists and governments of the Middle East set up on the model of  CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research). Current members of SESAME are  Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Pakistan, the Palestinian ...
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December PHYSICS MATTERS: “ALBA and the science for sustainability" by Prof. Caterina Biscari

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 10-16-2022
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Join us on Thursday December 15 to finish together the year on positive notes for the " International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development" ! Thursday December 15, 4 pm CET “ALBA and the science for sustainability" by Prof. Caterina Biscari Register here and participate to this welcoming PHYSICS MATTERS Colloquium ! (“ALBA and the Physics for development" ) Abstract:   Over the past decade, the ALBA Synchrotron, the Spanish 3rd generation light source, has become an important pillar of the Spanish and European Research Area, providing research capabilities and a wide range of state-of-the-art instrumentation to a community of ...
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SPECIAL FORUM : “PHYSICS MATTERS to celebrate the 100 years of existence of the IUPAP”

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 10-16-2022
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Join us on Tuesday November 22, 2022, 16:00 CET  (10 EDT)  and ask questions to our distinguished guests ! REGISTER HERE   Abstract:   The International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) has turned 100 years in 2022! A centennial event has been organised on July 14-18, 2022. IUPAP is leading fellow scientific unions and other partners to promote and organize an International Year for Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development ( IYBSSD ) in 2022/2023. This PHYSICS MATTERS forum will gather IUPAP and APS governances, who will discuss their feedback and their critical insights w.r.t the role of Physics in the current ...
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“Physics for Development and International Cooperation” by Dr. Kate Shaw

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 10-03-2022
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Register today to attend Thursday October 27, Physics Matters colloquium at 4 pm CET Dr. Kate Shaw will present “Physics for Development and International Cooperation” ! Thursday October 27, 2022 16:00 CET  (10 EDT) REGISTER HERE Abstract:   Basic and applied physics can play a key role in sustainable development, a central challenge of our time. Along with technological, educational and economic benefits, the impact of scientific international cooperation between countries in experiments or building research facilities such as SESAME or CERN, is often an understated impact on the pathway towards addressing the challenges ...
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PHYSICS MATTERS: Momentum grows for the African Light Source by Prof. Simon Connell

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 08-29-2022
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On Thursday September 29h at 4 pm CET (10 am ET), join us us and Prof. Simon Connell to know why the "Momentum grows for the African Light Source" Johannesburg University, SA REGISTER HERE Abstract : Why does Africa need a light source ? Because this is the single most important large scale research infrastructure that can address the challenges Africa faces, develop skilled human capacity, deliver quality science and power innovation In Africa. The world faces many challenges, articulated in the UN Sustainable Development Goals. African faces these challenges too and has in addition its own versions of them, as well as others. ...
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Turkey in SESAME & SESAME in Turkey: a “Physics Matters” Relationship by Prof. Zehra Sayers

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 07-27-2022
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On Monday August 22 at 4 pm CET (10 am ET), join us us and Prof. Zehra Sayers to know why “Physics Matters” in the Relationship between Turkey and SESAME ! REGISTER HERE Abstract : SESAME (www.sesame.org.jo) is an intergovernmental synchrotron radiation laboratory in the Middle East. It is established by member countries (Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Iran, Jordan, Palestine, Pakistan and Turkey) from the region supported by observer countries from all over the world. Turkey, which does not have a history of close scientific cooperation in the Middle East, was one of the founding members of SESAME and has been an active partner, providing numerous ...
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FORUM to Celebrate ”The Origin of SESAME and beyond" with Prof. Herman Winick

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 06-30-2022
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On July 28 at 4 pm CET (10 am ET), j oin this open forum and meet with Profs. Herman Winick,   Herwig Schopper, Ada Yonath, Eliezer Rabinovici, Rolf Heuer, Chris Llewellyn-Smith, Andrea Lausi, Zehra Sayers, Sekazi Mtingwa, Simon Connell, Zafra Lerman, Clarissa Formosa-Gauci, Tord Ekelof, Giorgio Margaritondo, Kirsi Lorentz, Gihan Kamel, Ercan Alp, Hadi Hadizadeh Yazdi, Javad Rahighi, Ernst Weihreter and Maedeh Darzi. A dd your questions to the Wall-of-Ideas  Abstract:   We propose to celebrate the brightness of key individuals while returning to the Origin of SESAME, the Synchrotron-light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle ...
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PHYSICS MATTERS: "Building small, fast and hot Si spin qubits" by Prof. Dominik Zumbühl

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 05-10-2022
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Save the time and Join us Thursday, June 30 at 4 pm CET (10 am ET): REGISTER HERE Abstract : Quantum computers promise to execute complex tasks exponentially faster than any possible classical computer. Qubits based on hole spins in 1D Ge/Si nanowire are predicted to experience an exceptionally strong yet electrically tunable spin–orbit interaction. Here we used small gate voltage changes to tune the Rabi frequency and the driven coherence time by about a factor of 7, and its Landé g-factor by 50%. We can thus tune from a fast manipulation to an idle mode, demonstrating a spin–orbit switch. Finally, we used this control to optimize our qubit ...
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POLARQUEST – A sailing expedition to measure cosmic rays, and not only, beyond the Arctic Circle by Luisa Cifarelli and Ombretta Pinazza

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 04-30-2022
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Join FIP PHYSICS MATTERS live colloquium Thursday, May 19 at 4 pm CET (10 am ET) REGISTER HERE POLARQUEST – A sailing expedition to measure cosmic rays, and not only, beyond the Arctic Circle by Luisa Cifarelli and Ombretta Pinazza. Abstract: The scientific motivation of the Polarquest expedition performed in 2018 on board of the eco-friendly sailboat Nanuq around the Svalbard Archipelago will be illustrated. This spans from the measurement of cosmic rays at unprecedented northern latitudes where no systematic and accurate sea-level measurements have ever been performed to the investigation of the Arctic environment threatened nowadays by ...
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FORUM ”Science to facilitate Human heritage“

By Christine Marie-Therese Darve posted 04-06-2022
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Join us Thursday, April 28 at 4 pm CET (10 am ET) and participate with our expert panel members, exchanging your perspectives on how science facilitates Human heritage.  REGISTER HERE Abstract: Let’s walk on the footstep of Darwin ! Science has proven how Human adapt to their environment and nowadays how Humans are influencing their own environment. Humans and their heritage can be observed across time and space thanks to Light Sources and Neutron Sources. Paleanthropology, like (bio)archeology open the doors to scientific cases, which have been described in previous Physics Matters Colloquia as part of the “Physics for Development” program: " ...
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