Physicum seminars
The Physicum seminars are meant for a broad auditorium of physicists and materials scientists, as well as for interested people from other natural and exact sciences (including bachelor level students) and aim at introducing what is important and new in a certain field, or where a specific reasearch direction has reached today.
2020
- Kristjan Kunnus (Tartu/Stanford) "Femtosecond Time-Resolved X-ray Spectroscopy and Scattering with X-ray Free Electron Lasers"
- Laur Järv, Manuel Hohmann, Margus Saal (Tartu) "Laiendatud geomeetrilised gravitatsiooniteooriad"
- Mikhail Brik (Tartu) "Red for LED"
- Hasan Yilmaz (Yale) "Coherent control of light transport and imaging through scattering opaque media" [video]
- Amit Kumar Mishra (Cape Town) "Bio-inspired Methods for Sensing" [video]
- Manoj K Sharma (Rice University) "Computational imaging"
- Janek Uin (Brookhaven National Laboratory) "MOSAiC, the largest Arctic expedition" [video]
2019
- Piret Kuusk, Kaupo Palo, Veiko Palge, Jaan Kangilaski (Tartu) "Madis Kõivu aeg" [video]
- Jukka Nevalainen, Jaan Einasto, Jaan Pelt, Mihkel Pajusalu (Tartu) "Nobel Prize in Physics 2019"
- Tõnu Pullerits (Lund) "Ultrafast Spectroscopy of Semiconductor Nanostructures" [video]
- Laur Järv, Indrek Vurm, Antti Tamm, Christian Pfeifer, Manuel Hohmann (Tartu) "The Dawn of Black Hole Astronomy"
- Arved Vain (Tartu) "Omnitoni saamise lugu" [video]
- Alexey E. Romanov (St. Petersburg) "Disclination ensembles in graphene and pseudo-graphenes"
- Georg Pucker (Bruno Kessler Foundation) "Quantum Silicon Dots"
- Daniele Faccio (Glasgow) "Imaging with quantum technologies" [video]