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For the year 2023-2024, the RQMP seminar committee has organized seminar series in each of the centers, in order to present a greater variety of subjects throughout the year.

DatePlaceTitleLink
21 September, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Bill Coish – Solid-state qubits and quantum cavities for fault-tolerant quantum computingNo replay
22 September, 14hSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut, atrium D9)Klass-Jan Tielrooij – The Ultrafast Thermodynamics Of (Twisted) GrapheneReplay
29 September, 14hMcGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Dima Gutman – Heat transport in Weyl semimetals in the hydrodynamic regimeReplay
5 October, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Matteo Ippoliti – Learnability phase transition in monitored quantum dynamicsReplay
19  October, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Ayse Turak – Crafting Light at the Nanoscale: Disruptive Optical and Optoelectronic applications Harnessing the Power of Reverse MicellesReplay
19  October, 11hSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut, atrium D9)Cunlu Zhou – An SU(2)-symmetric Semidefinite Programming Hierarchy for Quantum MaxCutNo replay
26 October, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Pankaj K. Jha – Quantum Optics with 2D and Not 2D MaterialsReplay
2 November, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Sarah Burke – Tracing electrons in organic optoelectronic materialsNo replay
9 November, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Fabio Boschini – Electron dynamics in quantum materials probed by advanced momentum-resolved spectroscopiesReplay
16 November, 11hSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut, atrium D9)Olivier Gingras – Superconducting Strontium Ruthenate: The Mystery Remains Despite NumerousRecent AdvancementsReplay
23 November, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Bienvenu Ndagano – Quantum microscopy using spatially correlated photonsReplay
30 November, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Ion Garate – Van Roosbroeck’s equations with topological terms: The case of Weyl semimetalsNo replay
7 December, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Cecilia Clementi – Navigating protein landscapes with a machine-learned transferable coarse-grained modelReplay
11 January, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Erika Janitz – Quantum Sensing with Diamond DefectsNo replay
18 January, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Sébastien Francoeur – New approaches for the investigation of confined hyperbolic polaritons in Van der Waals crystalsReplay
23 January, 11hSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut, atrium D9)Juanita Bocquel – Single Spin Impurities in Semiconductors for Quantum Information Science and TechnologyNo replay
29 January, 11hMontréal University (MIL campus, room B-2061)Carlos Silva-Acuña – Dynamique quantique à plusieurs corps des excitons-polaritons dans des microcavités optiquesReplay
1 February, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Nathan Weibe – Exponential Quantum Speedup for Simulating Classical Harmonic OscillatorsReplay
9 February, 11hUniversity of Sherbrooke (Quantum Institut, atrium D9)Christian Andersen – Towards error-protected superconducting qubitsNo replay
12 February, 9h30Montréal University (MIL campus, room A-3561)Sebastien Francoeur – New approaches for the investigation of confined hyperbolic polaritons in Van der Waals crystalsNo replay
15 February, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Victor Drouin-Touchette – Simulating Spin Systems Using Programmable Quantum SimulatorsReplay
14 February, 13h30Institut Quantique de Université de Sherbrooke (atrium D9)Zoé McIntyre – Quantum information processing with solid-state qubits, flying cats, and quantum cavitiesNo replay
22 February, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Ben Sussman – Ultrafast Quantum Photonics: Beating Decoherence with Fast LightNo replay
26 February, 9h30Polytechnique (PJAB, 1035)William Skene – Leveraging the properties of constitutional components for rationally designing functional materials for device applicationsNo replay
18 March, 9h30Montréal University (MIL campus, room A-3561)Yves-Alain Peter – Sensing and Tuning with Optical Microresonators on ChipReplay
21 March, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Lucien Weiss – Characterizing cell-to-surface interactions at the nanoscale by back-focal-plane microscopy for biosensing and nanoparticle deliveryNo replay
25 March, 9h30Polytechnique (PJAB, 1035)Laurent Houssiau – Profilage par ToF-SIMS de matériaux hybrides et synthèse de nanoparticules métalliques par plasma froidReplay
28 March, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Feliciano Giustino  – One hundred years of polaronsNo replay
4 April, 9h30Sherbrooke 3IT (room P2-1002)Oleksandr Voznyy – Applying machine learning to search for new materials for clean energyNo  Replay
4 April, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)John A. Marohn – The excitement and frustration of persistent photoconductivity in lead-halide perovskitesReplay to come
4 April, 15h30University of Montreal (campus MIL – room A-3541)Mikaël Rechtsman – How to make photons feel magnetic fields, and implications thereofCancelled
11 April, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Efrat Shimshoni – Quantum Hall Phase Diagram of Bilayer GrapheneReplay
22 April, 9h30Polytechnique (PJAB, 1035)Jeter Hall – The entanglement of quantum computing and dark matter searchesReplay
25 April, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Frank Spano – Excitons and Excimers in Molecular π-StacksReplay to come
2 May, 10h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Hippolyte Astier – Logic and memory functions in molecular tunnelling junctionsReplay
6 May, 9h30University of Montreal (campus MIL – room A-3561)Lucien Weiss  – Measuring interactions between cells and surfaces at the nanoscale by back-focal-plane microscopy for biosensing and nanoparticle deliveryNo replay
21 May, 9h30Polytechnique (PJAB, 1035)Chihaya Adachi – Comprehensive molecular design aimed at high-performance Optoelectronic devicesReplay to come
11 June, 15h30Polytechnique (PJAB, 1035)Jessica Steinlechner – The perfect mirror materials for exploring our UniverseReplay
16 July, 13h30McGill (Rutherford Hall, Bell Room)Ben Levitan –  Shedding light on collective modes in two-dimensional superconductorsZoom link
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