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Program: 2023/24 Fall

 

Oct. 3.

Balázs Rózsa (Femtonics):

FAST SIMULTANEOUS 3D ACOUSTO-OPTICAL IMAGING AND PHOTOSTIMULATION FOR VISUAL RESTORATION

Oct. 17.

Luis Hueso (nanoGUNE):

Spintronicsits evolution and the case for low symmetry materials

Oct. 31.

Zoltán Nusser (KOKI):

Diversity of chemical synapses of the central nervous system

Nov. 7.

Stefan Blügel (F. Jülich):

Nanoscale skyrmions in magnets

Nov. 21.

Johannes Fink (ISTA):

Entanglement and readout of superconducting circuits with light

Nov. 28.

Gabriella Pásztor (ELTE):

Exploring new physics in the electroweak sector at the LHC

   

 

Program: 2022/23 Spring

 

 
   
May 2.

Adrian Bachtold (ICFO Barcelona):

The sound of tiny guitars approaching the quantum regime

May 16.

Roderich Moessner (MPIPKS Dresden):

Thermodynamics and order beyond equilibrium --

from eigenstate thermalisation to time crystals

May 23.

Hanns-Christoph Nägerl (U. Innsbruck):

Many-body quantum physics with cold atoms and molecules

May 30.

Mihály Kállay (BME):

Cost-effective explicitly correlated coupled-cluster approaches

   

 

 

Program: 2022/23 Fall

Sept. 13.

Péter Domokos (Wigner RC):

Phase transitions with cold atoms in zero-dimensional systems of cavity quantum electrodynamics

Sept. 27.

Charles M. Marcus (Univ. Copenhagen):

The matter of quantum information

Oct. 11.

Klaus Ensslin (ETH Zurich):

Tunable electron correlations in twisted and untwisted graphene layers

Nov. 8.

Géza Tóth (Rényi, BME):

Some solved and unsolved problems in combinatorial geometry

Nov. 29.

David DiVincenzo (RWTH Aachen Univ.):

Transmon platform for quantum computing challenged by chaotic fluctuations

   

 

 

 

Program: 2021/22 Spring

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

May 3.

 

Katalin Varjú (ELI-ALPS):

         ELI ALPS – The next generation of attosecond sources

May 17.

Alberto Morpurgo (Univ. Geneve): 

2D magnetic materials

   

 

 

Program: 2021/22 Fall

Oct. 12.

Péter Makk (BME):

Electronic transport in designer van der Waals materials

Nov. 2.

Géza Tóth (Wigner RC):

Quantum entanglement and its use in metrology

Nov. 23.

Gergely Röst (University of Szeged):

COVID-19: a multiscale problem

Nov. 30.

Gergely J. Szöllősi (ELTE): 

cancelled, MOVED TO SPRING

   

 

 

Program: 2020/21 Fall

Oct. 13.

Attila Krasznahorkay (Atomki):

New results supporting the existence of the X17 particle

Oct. 27.

Péter Raffai (ELTE):

A New Window to the Universe: Gravitational Waves

Nov. 24.

Ádám Gali (BME+Wigner RC):

Solid state defect qubits – the dawn of revolutionary quantum-enhanced technologies
 

 

Program: 2019/20 Spring

Feb. 18.

Igor Jex (TU in Prague):

Photons walking the line

Mar. 3.

Sándor Zoletnik (Wigner RC):

Fusion energy: from plasma physics to engineering

Mar. 10.

Gábor Bayer (77 Elektronika):

Success, physics and question at 77 Elektronika

Mar. 31.

Klaus Ensslin (ETH):

CANCELED

Apr. 21.

Ádám Gali (Wigner+BME):    

CANCELED

  Apr. 28.

Adrian Bachtold (ICFO Barcelona):    

CANCELED

May 12.

Alain Aspect (Université Paris Saclay):    

CANCELED

 

 

 

 

Program: 2019/20 Fall

Sept. 17.

Péter Major (Mediso Kft):

PET berendezések modellezése

Oct. 1.

András Halbritter (BME):

Atomic-scale Building Blocks for Artificial Intelligence

Oct. 15.

Andrei Pimenov (TU-Wien):

Topological insulators: Quantized Faraday rotation

Nov. 5.

Ferenc Siklér (Wigner Research Center):

Experimental particle physics with Pomerons

Nov. 19.

Adrian Bachtold (ICFO Barcelona):    

CANCELED

  Nov. 26.

Pasquale Calabrese (SISSA Trieste):

Entanglement and thermodynamics in non-equilibrium quantum systems

Dec. 10.

Francesco Giazotto (SNS Pisa):

Advanced Josephson junction circuits: phase coherence in heat transport

 

 

Program: 2018/19 Spring

February 19.

Jaroslav Fabian (Regensburg University):

The spin charm of 2D materials

March 12.

Imre Derényi (ELTE):

Somatic Evolution - How Multicellular Organisms Can Live Long

March 26.

András Kis (EPFL):

Exciton Manipulation for Valley/Spin Devices with 2D TMDCs

April 9.

Róbert Gyurcsányi (BME):

Chemical sensing with synthetic receptors and nanostructures

April 23.

István Kézsmárki (Augsburg University):

Switching between Bloch- and Néel-type magnetic skyrmions

  April 30.

Ágnes Kóspál (Konkoly Observatory):

The invisible light of young stars

 

 

 

Program: 2018/19 Fall

September 11.

Imre Pázsit (Chalmers University):

How to use randomness and chance processes to increase reactor safety?

September 25.

Roland Wiesendanger (University of Hamburg):

Emerging Exotic States in Atomic-Scale Magnet-Superconductor Hybrid Systems

October 16.

István Csabai (ELTE):

Galaxies, Graphs, Genes: Data-intensive Approach in Sciences

October 30.

Ferenc Simon (BME):

Spintronics: a step closer to the "The Emperor's New Mind"

November 6.   

Dominik Zumbühl (University of Basel):

Spins and their Orbits in Semiconductor Quantum Dots

November 27.

Ferenc Krausz and Mihaela Zigman (MPI of Quantum Optics, München):

Attosecond Science: from basic research to cancer detection

December 4.

Canceled

Roberta Sinatra (CEU):

Towards a science of success

 

 

 

Program: 2017/18 Spring

February 13.

Imre Kondor (London Mathematical Laboratory):

Optimalizáció és regularizáció

February 27.

László Erdős (Institute of Science and Technology, Austria):

Spectral universality of random matrices

March 13.

Levente Tapasztó (Centre for Energy Research):

Two-dimensional materials

March 27.

Alex Szameit (Rostock University):

Topological photonics

April 10.

Shahal Ilani (Weizmann Institute):

Quantum design in carbon nanotubes

April 24.

Péter Dombi (Wigner Research Center):

Ultrafast Nanooptics

May 8.

Gábor Takács (BME):

Non-equilibrium dynamics of strongly correlated quantum systems

   

 

 

 

Program: 2017/18 Fall

September 19.

Yuval Oreg (Weizmann Institute of Science):

Superconducting topological phases, theory and application

September 26.

László Péter Biró (Centre for Energy Research):

Repülő ékszerek: fizika a lepkeszárnyon

October 10.

György Gyürki (ATOMKI):

Experimental nuclear astrophysics: studying the stars in the laboratory

October 24.

Frank Pollmann (TU Münich):

Many-body localization: Breakdown of thermalization in closed quantum systems

November 7.

Sándor Imre (BME, Faculty of Informatics):

Kvantummechanikával tunningolt klasszikus kommunikáció

November 21.

Jörg Schmiedmayer (TU Wien):

Does an isolated quantum system relax?

December 5.

Sándor Katz (Eötvös University):

Axions as dark matter

   

 

Program: 2016/17 Spring

February  14.

Gábor Fáth (Morgan Stanley):

What is financial modelling?

February 21.

Attila Aszódi (Institute of Nuclear Techniques, BME):

A Paks II. projekt

March 14.

László Kiss (Konkoly Observatory, HAS):

Bolygók más csillagok körül: karnyújtásnyira az idegenek?

March 28.

Katalin Kamarás (Wigner Research Center):

Komplex szénszerkezetek spektroszkópiai jellemzése

April 11.

Gábor Stépán (BME, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering):

Környezetszimulációs kísérletek dinamikája

April 25.

Roderich Moessner (MPI Dresden):

Quantum dynamics with periodic driving: from heating to time crystals

May 9.

Tamás Vicsek (Eötvös University):

Collective motion 

   

 

Program: 2016/17 Fall

September  21.

Domokos Gábor (BME ÉMK): Marsi kavicsok geometriája

September 28.

Fortágh József (Universität Tübingen): Quantum engineering with atoms, photons and solids

October 5.

Kertész János (CEU & BME): Szociális terjedési jelenségek kinetikája

October 12.

Károlyi György (BME NTI): Káosz, fraktálok és kémia folyadékáramlásokban

October 19.

Maák Pál (BME FI): Agykutatás kétfoton-mikroszkópiával

October 26.

Christian Schönenberger (University of Basel): Shot noise in nanodevices

November 2.

Maximilian Fleischer (Siemens Laboratories, Munich): Transformation of Carbon Dioxide into valuable products using renewable energies

November 9.

Frei Zsolt (ELTE): Az asztrofizikai kutatás új eszközei: a gravitációs hullámok

November 16.

Lagzi István László (BME FI): Nanorészecskék önszerveződése kémiai rendszerekben

November 23.

Forró László (EPFL, Lausanne): (CH3NH3)PbI3 perovszkit: túl a napelem alkalmazásokon