Seminarセミナー

2024

• Prof. Matthieu Labousse,
  CNRS Researcher and as a joint Professor at ESPCI & PSL University
  Dynamical elasto-capillary self-assembly
  2024.12.12 (Thu.) 13：00- (Bldg.3 Seminar room)

• Prof. Zvonimir Dogic,
  University of California Santa Barbara, U.S.A.
  Controlling interfaces and soft networks with active fluids
  2024.3.7 (Thu.) 13：30- (An Bldg. 401/402)

2023

• Prof. Dr. Thomas Palberg,
  Institute of Physics, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany
  Porous crystals from aggregate containing charged sphere suspensions
  2023.9.21 (Thu.) 13：00- (RCAST Bldg.3, Mezzanine Floor Seminar Room)

• Andraž Gnidovec,
  Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
  Towards controlled self-assembly of curved surfaces
  2023.8.31 (Thu.) 11：00- (RCAST Bldg. 3, Mezzanine Floor Seminar Room)

• Prof. Slobodan Žumer,
  Condensed Matter Physics Department, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana & Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
  Active nematic droplets: from simple defect dynamics to nematic turbulence
  2023.3.14 (Tue.) 14：00-15：30 (As311/312)

2022

• Dr. John Russo,
  Dipartimento di Fisica, Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
  Water is a (half) Empty Liquid
  2022.10.6 (Thu.) 13：30-15：30 (An401/402)

2019

• Dr. Taiki Yanagishima,
  Oxford Colloid Group, Department of Chemistry, University of Oxford, U.K.
  A fine balancing act: mechanisms behind "avalanche" devitrification in deeply supercooled liqiuds
  2019.9.5 (Thu.) 14：00-15：00 (Dw404)
• Dr. John Russo
  Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, University of Bristol,
  The kinetic pathway of crystal nucleation revealed by machine learning
  (マシン・ラーニングを用いた結晶核形成における運動学的経路の研究)
  2019.8.7 (Wed.) 11：00-12：30 (An 401/402)
• Prof. T. B. Liverpool,
  Professor, School of Mathematics, University of Bristol,
  Non-equilibrium steady states in soft driven matter
  (駆動されたソフトマターの非平衡定常状態)
  2019.8.8 (Thu.) 11：00-12：30 (As 301/302)
• Kyle Wm. Hall ,
  Temple University & Nagoya University ,
  Alternative Perspectives on Crystal Nucleation: Insights from Molecular Dynamics Simulations,
  2019.1.8. (Tue.) 14:00-15:30 (As313/314)