Location: BME Institute of Physics, Department of Physics
Budafoki út 8. Building F, lecture hall 213, 2nd floor
Our colloquium series carries the name of one of the greatest Hungarian physicists, Leo Szilárd, enrolled as a student at the Technical University of Budapest in 1916. The goal of our colloquia is to offer interested students and faculty insightful lectures by distinguished lecturers from Hungary and all over the world in the fields of experimental and theoretical physics, engineering, and biophysics.
Program: 2021/22 Spring
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Mar. 29. |
Maxim Mostovoy (Univ. Groningen): Novel topological defects in frustrated and chiral magnets |
| Apr. 12. |
Gergely J. Szöllősi (ELTE): Trade-off between reducing mutational accumulation and increasing commitment to differentiation determines tissue organization |
| Apr. 26. |
Tamás Bárány (BME): Lightweight and recyclable polymer composites for the sustainability |
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May 3.
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Katalin Varjú (ELI-ALPS): ELI ALPS – The next generation of attosecond sources |
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May 17. |
Alberto Morpurgo (Univ. Geneve): 2D magnetic materials |
+online video lectures