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SUMMARY:RQMP Seminar Series 2023-2024
DESCRIPTION: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. \n\nSeminars at the Quantique Institute in Sherbrooke every Wednesday at 11 a.m. https://www.usherbrooke.ca/iq/evenements-iq/calendrier/\nMcGill Center of Physics of Materials seminars every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. https://www.physics.mcgill.ca/seminars/CPM.html#CPM\nThe Montreal Thin Films Group seminars are every two Monday at 9h30 (on Montreal University MIL campus\, or J.A.Bombardier building at Polytechnique)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nPlace\nTitle\nLink\n\n\n\n\n21 September\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nBill Coish – Solid-state qubits and quantum cavities for fault-tolerant quantum computing\nNo replay\n\n\n22 September\, 14h\nSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut\, atrium D9)\nKlass-Jan Tielrooij – The Ultrafast Thermodynamics Of (Twisted) Graphene\nReplay\n\n\n29 September\, 14h\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nDima Gutman – Heat transport in Weyl semimetals in the hydrodynamic regime\nReplay\n\n\n5 October\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nMatteo Ippoliti – Learnability phase transition in monitored quantum dynamics\nReplay\n\n\n19  October\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nAyse Turak – Crafting Light at the Nanoscale: Disruptive Optical and Optoelectronic applications Harnessing the Power of Reverse Micelles\nReplay\n\n\n19  October\, 11h\nSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut\, atrium D9)\nCunlu Zhou – An SU(2)-symmetric Semidefinite Programming Hierarchy for Quantum MaxCut\nNo replay\n\n\n26 October\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nPankaj K. Jha – Quantum Optics with 2D and Not 2D Materials\nReplay\n\n\n2 November\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nSarah Burke – Tracing electrons in organic optoelectronic materials\nNo replay\n\n\n9 November\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nFabio Boschini – Electron dynamics in quantum materials probed by advanced momentum-resolved spectroscopies\nReplay\n\n\n16 November\, 11h\nSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut\, atrium D9)\nOlivier Gingras – Superconducting Strontium Ruthenate: The Mystery Remains Despite NumerousRecent Advancements\nReplay\n\n\n23 November\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nBienvenu Ndagano – Quantum microscopy using spatially correlated photons\nReplay\n\n\n30 November\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nIon Garate – Van Roosbroeck’s equations with topological terms: The case of Weyl semimetals\nNo replay\n\n\n7 December\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nCecilia Clementi – Navigating protein landscapes with a machine-learned transferable coarse-grained model\nReplay\n\n\n11 January\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nErika Janitz – Quantum Sensing with Diamond Defects\nNo replay\n\n\n18 January\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nSébastien Francoeur – New approaches for the investigation of confined hyperbolic polaritons in Van der Waals crystals\nReplay\n\n\n23 January\, 11h\nSherbrooke  University (Quantum Institut\, atrium D9)\nJuanita Bocquel – Single Spin Impurities in Semiconductors for Quantum Information Science and Technology\nNo replay\n\n\n29 January\, 11h\nMontréal University (MIL campus\, room B-2061)\nCarlos Silva-Acuña – Dynamique quantique à plusieurs corps des excitons-polaritons dans des microcavités optiques\nReplay\n\n\n1 February\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nNathan Weibe – Exponential Quantum Speedup for Simulating Classical Harmonic Oscillators\nReplay\n\n\n9 February\, 11h\nUniversity of Sherbrooke (Quantum Institut\, atrium D9)\nChristian Andersen – Towards error-protected superconducting qubits\nNo replay\n\n\n12 February\, 9h30\nMontréal University (MIL campus\, room A-3561)\nSebastien Francoeur – New approaches for the investigation of confined hyperbolic polaritons in Van der Waals crystals\nNo replay\n\n\n15 February\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nVictor Drouin-Touchette – Simulating Spin Systems Using Programmable Quantum Simulators\nReplay\n\n\n14 February\, 13h30\nInstitut Quantique de Université de Sherbrooke (atrium D9)\nZoé McIntyre – Quantum information processing with solid-state qubits\, flying cats\, and quantum cavities\nNo replay\n\n\n22 February\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nBen Sussman – Ultrafast Quantum Photonics: Beating Decoherence with Fast Light\nNo replay\n\n\n26 February\, 9h30\nPolytechnique (PJAB\, 1035)\nWilliam Skene – Leveraging the properties of constitutional components for rationally designing functional materials for device applications\nNo replay\n\n\n18 March\, 9h30\nMontréal University (MIL campus\, room A-3561)\nYves-Alain Peter – Sensing and Tuning with Optical Microresonators on Chip\nReplay\n\n\n21 March\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nLucien Weiss – Characterizing cell-to-surface interactions at the nanoscale by back-focal-plane microscopy for biosensing and nanoparticle delivery\nNo replay\n\n\n25 March\, 9h30\nPolytechnique (PJAB\, 1035)\nLaurent Houssiau – Profilage par ToF-SIMS de matériaux hybrides et synthèse de nanoparticules métalliques par plasma froid\nReplay\n\n\n28 March\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nFeliciano Giustino  – One hundred years of polarons\nNo replay\n\n\n4 April\, 9h30\nSherbrooke 3IT (room P2-1002)\nOleksandr Voznyy – Applying machine learning to search for new materials for clean energy\nNo  Replay\n\n\n4 April\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nJohn A. Marohn – The excitement and frustration of persistent photoconductivity in lead-halide perovskites\nReplay to come\n\n\n4 April\, 15h30\nUniversity of Montreal (campus MIL – room A-3541)\nMikaël Rechtsman – How to make photons feel magnetic fields\, and implications thereof\nCancelled\n\n\n11 April\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nEfrat Shimshoni – Quantum Hall Phase Diagram of Bilayer Graphene\nReplay\n\n\n22 April\, 9h30\nPolytechnique (PJAB\, 1035)\nJeter Hall – The entanglement of quantum computing and dark matter searches\nReplay\n\n\n25 April\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nFrank Spano – Excitons and Excimers in Molecular π-Stacks\nReplay to come\n\n\n2 May\, 10h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nHippolyte Astier – Logic and memory functions in molecular tunnelling junctions\nReplay\n\n\n6 May\, 9h30\nUniversity of Montreal (campus MIL – room A-3561)\nLucien Weiss  – Measuring interactions between cells and surfaces at the nanoscale by back-focal-plane microscopy for biosensing and nanoparticle delivery\nNo replay\n\n\n21 May\, 9h30\nPolytechnique (PJAB\, 1035)\nChihaya Adachi – Comprehensive molecular design aimed at high-performance Optoelectronic devices\nReplay to come\n\n\n11 June\, 15h30\nPolytechnique (PJAB\, 1035)\nJessica Steinlechner – The perfect mirror materials for exploring our Universe\nReplay\n\n\n16 July\, 13h30\nMcGill (Rutherford Hall\, Bell Room)\nBen Levitan –  Shedding light on collective modes in two-dimensional superconductors\nZoom link
URL:https://rqmp.ca/en/event/rqmp-seminar-series-2023-2024/
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SUMMARY:Research staff meeting
DESCRIPTION:The research staff rendezvous\nAre you a research professional in materials sciences? This event is made for you\, and just for you!\nThe organizing committee of the Quebec Forum on Advanced Materials (FQMA) is proud to announce the holding of the “2024 Research Personnel Meeting”. The event will take place on April 12\, 2024 at the Le Dauphin hotel in Drummondville. \nThe objectives of this event are to bring together all materials research professionals in Quebec\, to discover each person’s expertise\, to increase collaborations and to improve access to platforms. \nYou can now register for the event for free (using the promo code FQMA24). The committee offers accommodation the day before the event (i.e. Thursday April 11) for all people registered before March 4\, 2024. \nYou can find more information on our website\, including the preliminary program for the day. A welcome cocktail will be organized in the hotel bar the day before. Meals for the day are covered by the organizing committee. \nHope to see you there
URL:https://rqmp.ca/en/event/research-staff-rendezvous/
LOCATION:Hotel Le Dauphin (Drummondville)\, 600\, Boulevard Saint-Joseph\, Drummondville\, QC\, J2C 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:EDI Training (April 2024)
DESCRIPTION:The series of joint EDI training (RQMP\, INTRIQ\, COPL\, CQMF\, CCVC\, Centre sève) continues: \nThe third training in the series takes place on Monday\, April 29 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will consist of a workshop on Inequalities in higher education: Obstacles and solutions. The event is hybrid\, the trainer will be at INRS in Varennes\, and the workshop will be broadcast at 10 Quebec universities with an animator on each site. This workshop will allow participants to reflect\, as a team\, in common situations in the field of higher education and to see how these can cause inequalities. The workshop will be given in French with bilingual visual support and conversations in each room will be possible in the language of your choice. \nAttached you will find the description of the activity. Here is the link for free registration: \nhttps://forms.office.com/r/hJZXAGsZXP (bring you lunch)
URL:https://rqmp.ca/en/event/edi-training-april-2024/
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