Physics Colloquia and Voltian Lectures
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PHYSICS COLLOQUIA AND SEMINARS, VOLTIAN LECTURE Physics Colloquia and Seminars are held usually on Thursdays afternoon at 16 pm in Room A102-Aula Giulotto during the Fall and Spring semesters, unless otherwise announced. The Physics Colloquia host distinguished guest speakers who highlight the forefront of ongoing research in Physics and in related fields. Colloquia are addressed to a general audience of graduate students (M.Sci. and PhD) in all areas of physics. Presentations last about 45-min, followed by an ample discussion time. The Colloquia series provides an excellent opportunity for the graduate students to get a feeling of different research areas in physics and related fields, to sample the various research opportunities for future jobs and to talk directly with leading scientists. The Physics Seminars are similar to the Colloquia, but they may deal with more focused subjects and can be somewhat more specialized. Attendance of the Colloquia is compulsory for all graduate students. Attendance to the Seminars is encouraged for everybody, and is compulsory for graduate students of the corresponding area/curriculum. The Voltian Lecture is an annual event named after the renowned Italian scientist, professor of experimental Physics at the University of Pavia during the last quarter of the eighteenth century. It is often the inaugural event of the series of Physics Colloquia for each academic year, and it represent an important part of the Graduate School's public events programme. It is also meant to create a wider awareness of the outcome and benefits of our research. The Voltian Lecture is awarded to a career scientist whose work has made a major contribution in Physics. The nominated scientist will present a distinguished lecture and will be awarded a commemorative silver medal. 2018/2019 VOLTIAN LECTURE: 18 October 2018 - Prof. Giorgio Parisi (Università di Roma La Sapienza & Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei): Alcuni ricordi personali della fisica del secolo scorso COLLOQUIA 2017/2018 October 26th, 2017 ............ Eugenio Coccia (Gran Sasso Science Institute): Opening the gravitational wave window to the Universe , Voltian Lecture - Dedicated page - Video November 16th, 2017 ............ Fabio Sciarrino (University of Rome "La Sapienza"): Quantum information on a photonic chip - Announcement - Slides January 25, 2018 .......... Paolo Milani (University of Milano): special talk on Nanotechnology at work: How to marry an academic career with entrepreneurship - Announcement March 8, 2018 ............ Raffaello Potestio (University of Trento): The devil is in the atomistic detail - problems and solutions in computational soft matter - Announcement - Slides March 22, 2018 .......... Mila Pandurovic (Vinca Institute for Nuclear Sciences, Belgrade): Linear colliders - the Higgs Boson microscopes - Announcement - Slides April 19th, 2018 ............. Rosario Mantegna (University of Palermo): Noise and Information in Econophysics - Announcement - Slides May 3rd, 2018 ............... Nicola Marzari (EPFL, Lausanne and NCCR MARVEL): To see a world in a grain of sand - Announcement - Slides May 31th, 2018 ........... Gilberto Colangelo (University of Bern, CH): How to determine the masses of the lightest quarks - Announcement - Slides COLLOQUIA 2016/2017 May 23, 2017 ................ Marino Crisconio (Agenzia Spaziale Italiana, Roma): The scientific utilization of the International Space Station - Slides May 11, 2017 ................ Giacomo Ghiringhelli (Politecnico di Milano): X-ray vision of high Tc superconductivity - Slides
March 23, 2017 ................... Tiziano Camporesi (CERN): True measurements, false discoveries: a walk through High Energy Physics achievements - Slides March 2, 2017 ................... Slava Mukhanov (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich): Quantum Universe - Slides February 16, 2017 ............... Workshop on biomedical physics: Katia Parodi (Ludwig-Maximilians Univ. Munich), Kevin Prise (Queen's Univ. Belfast), Lembit Sihver (TU Vienna) - Announcement February 2, 2017 ................ Klaus Fredenhagen (Univ. Hamburg and DESY): The vacuum is not empty: virtual particles, Casimir forces and dark energy - Slides January 26, 2017 ................ Davide Iannuzzi (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam): Fiber-top technology: from fundamental physics to pre-clinical research - Slides November 24, 2016 ................ Stefano Zapperi (University of Milan): How randomness controls the failure of disordered complex systems - Slides October 20, 2016 ................ Michele Punturo (INFN Perugia): The detection of Gravitational Waves: the dawn of a new era in the observation of the Universe - Slides COLLOQUIA 2015/2016 June 23 ................ Marco Bersanelli (Università di Milano): Missione Planck: la prima luce dell'Universo - Slides - Video June 9 .................. Marco Durante (TIFPA-INFN Trento): Heavy ions in theraphy and space -Slides May 19 ................ Carl Carlson (College of William and Mary in Virginiam, USA): The puzzle of proton radius - Slides May 5 ................ Aleandro Nisati (INFN Roma): High-energy physics with particle colliders: the present and the future - Slides - Video April 21 ................ Massimo Passera (INFN Padova): The muon anomalous magnetic moment and new physics beyond the Standard Model (Seminario indirizzo teorico) - Slides April 7 .............. Francesco De Angelis (IIT Genova): 3D nanostructures for bio-photonics and neuro-plasmonics - Slides March 10 ............. Walter Belardi (Optoelectrics Research Centre, Univ. of Southampton): Hollow-core optical fibers: a brief history and future perspectives (Seminario indirizzo di Fisica della Materia) - Slides February 25 ........ Paolo Mataloni (Univ. Rome La Sapienza): Integrated waveguide photonics circuits for quantum simulation and beyond - Slides February 11 ........ Roberto Gaudino (PoliTo): Photons to the home: status of the art in optical access networks and forecasted optoelectric component requirements - Slides January 28 ........... Richard Wigmans (Texas Tech University, USA): Some practical applications of calorimetry, Voltian lecture - Slides Past Voltian Lectures 2017/2018 Annual Voltian Lecture - 26 October 2017 Prof. Eugenio Coccia (Gran Sasso Science Institute): Opening the gravitational wave window to the Universe - Dedicated page - Video 2015/16 Annual Voltian Lecture – 28 January 2016 Prof. Richard Wigmans (Texas Tech University, USA) presents the 7th Voltian Lecture on: Some practical applications of Calorimetry - Slides - Photos: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 2014/15 Annual Voltian Lecture – 12 February 2015 Prof. Nicolas Gisin of the University of Geneva presents the 6th Voltian Lecture on: When Science meets Science Fiction: from Newton to Quantum Teleportation - Slides - photo 2013/14 Annual Voltian Lecture – 6 March 2014 Prof. Giorgio Benedek of the University of Milano Bicocca and DIPC Donostia/San Sebastian presents the 5th Voltian Lecture: The Quantum Sonar: Fishing Bosons in the Depths of Fermi Sea 2012/13 Annual Voltian Lecture – 28 February 2013 Prof. Giulio Giorello of the University of Milano presents the 4th Voltian Lecture: Matematica e fisica nella scoperta scientifica 2011/12 Annual Voltian Lecture – 27 January 2012 Director of the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA, Trieste) Prof. Guido Martinelli presents the 3rd Voltian Lecture: Symmetries, Masses and Mysteries: The origin of masses, flavor and CP violation in the Standard Model and beyond 2010/11 Annual Voltian Lecture – 7 April 2011 2009/10 Annual Voltian Lecture – 11 February 2010 COLLOQUIA 2014/2015 February 12.............Nicolas Gisin (Univ. Geneva): When Science meets Science Fiction: from Newton to Quantum Teleportation, Voltian lecture Slides March 12................ Claude Weisbuch (Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau): LEDs for lighting Slides April 9................ Cesare Franchini (TU Wien): Orbital-Lattice-Spin Interactions in Functional Materials (S) Slides April 23................ Stephen Blundell (Oxford University): How to build a superconductor Slides May 7................ Vittorio Lubicz (Univ. Roma Tre): Lattice QCD May 21................ Sandro Rossi (CNAO Pavia): CNAO (S) Slides June 4................. John E. Sipe (Univ. Toronto): Dynamics of the effective mass and the anomalous group velocity (S) Slides June 11................ Nicolao Fornengo (Univ. Torino): Particle Dark Matter Slides DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND SEMINARS Occasionally, our Graduate School hosts seminars from distinguished guest speakers who introduce to a general educated audience important research themes in Physics and in related fields. In the Academic Year 2012/2013 Prof. Guglielmina Nadia Ranzani (Biology Department) has given two distinguished seminars on: The Humane Genome: beyond the DNA sequence I (January 9) The Humane Genome: beyond the DNA sequence II (January 10)
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