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      • Virtual Long Range Colloquium - Nathalie de Leon (Princeton University): "Correlating surface spectroscopy with qubit measurements to systematically eliminate sources of noise"
      • Charles Marcus - 'Is nano the way to go to build a quantum computer'
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Klaus Mølmer (Aarhus University): "Quantum interactions with pulses of radiation"
      • Eugene Stanley (Boston University) - 'Statistical Physics approaches to complex networks: The fragility of interdependency: coupled networks'
      • Hans Niemantsverdriet - 'Mechanistic insight in Fischer-Tropsch synthesis catalysts from surface science, synchrotron and computational studies
      • John Martinis - "Catch and release of microwave photons using superconducting adjustable couplers"
      • Serge Massar - "Device independent quantum information processing"
      • Flavio Mariani - 'Cathodoluminescence on GaAs membranes'
      • Vadim Makarov - " Quantum hacking"
      • Jo Verbeeck - "Vortex electrons probing novel spectroscopic information at the atomic scale"
      • Markus Hennrich - "Experimental Quantum Information Processing with Trapped (Rydberg) Ions"
      • Karsten Flensberg - ": Detection and manipulation of Majorana fermions in condensed matter systems"
      • Claudio Stern - "From cells to embryo: the magic of gastrulation"
      • Janos Asboth (Budapest) - "Bulk-Boundary Correspondence for Chiral Symmetric Quantum Walks"
      • Alexander Ako Khajetoorians - "Magnetization dynamics derived from excitations of single magnetic atoms on surfaces"
      • H. Eugene Stanley - " Statistical Physics approaches to complex liquids: Liquid water, the most complex liquid"
      • Joerg Bewersdorf - "Advancing Optical Nanoscopy to Deeper and Faster Live-cell Imaging"
      • Ilja Gerhardt, University of Stuttgart - "Linking single molecule studies with atomic spectroscopy"
      • Ville Lahtinen - "Condensate-induced transitions and critical spin chains"
      • Ihor Smal (Erasmus MC Rotterdam): "Sequential Monte Carlo Methods for Tracking and Motion Analysis in Bioimaging"
      • S. Bals - "Electron tomography for nanostructures: how low can we go?"
      • Sebastian T.B. Goennenwein - " Spin currents in ferromagnet/normal metal hybrids"
      • D. Kumar Hazra - "Reconstructing the primordial spectra"
      • Physics Preview Lectures: Tjerk Oosterkamp "What makes Penrosian gravitational wave function collapse tick?"
      • Cyrille Charnier discussing his Master’s internship at BASF
      • Vladimir Cvetkovic - "Space group symmetry, spin-orbit coupling and the low-energy effective Hamiltonian for iron-based superconductors"
      • P.M. Oppeneer (Uppsala):"The theory of Hidden Order in URu2Si2: a two-electron, two-orbital rearrangement"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Raimond Snellings (Utrecht) "The perfect liquid at the Large Hadron Collider"
      • Paul Wilmes, University of Luxemburg: " Integrated meta-omics of lipid accumulating microbial communities in biological wastewater treatment plants "
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Z.X. Shen (Stanford) "Novel materials properties at atomically thin limit"
      • Paul Alivisatos (Berkeley): '‘Design and synthesis of multi-component colloidal nanocrystals for catalysis and sensing'
      • QN seminar: T. Kontos (LPA, ENS, Paris):"Carbon nanotube based quantum dot circuits in a cQED architecture"
      • F. Giazotto:"Josephson junction-based coherent caloritronic nanocircuits"
      • QN seminar: Kevin Briggman, NINDS/NIH:"Modern 3D optical and electron microscopy for mapping neuronal circuits"
      • Award ceremony Hendrik Casimir Prize
      • Florian Banhart, Institut de Physique et Chimie des Matériaux, University of Strasbourg:" In-situ Electron Microscopy on One- and Two-Dimensional Carbon and Related Inorganic Materials "
      • Wolfgang Löffler (QO)"Singularities: from quantum to nano"
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium: Anne Maisser
      • Albert Fert:"Spin-orbitronics, a novel direction for spintronics"
      • QN seminar - Kent D. Irwin, Stanford University:"Nonequilibrium and nonlinear phenomena in resistive bolometers"
      • Rudi Kalter:"Stabilization of flow instabilities in process equipment"
      • Lars Jeuken (School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Leeds):"Biomembrane-modified electrodes to study enzyme mechanics of respiratory-chain enzymes"
      • Arno Smets (Photovoltaic Materials and Devices Group, EWI TU Delft):"Silicon based PV Technology: current status and its future"
      • Special pre-program at the Kavli Colloquium
      • Kavli Colloquium - Eric Betzig (HHMI's Janelia Farm): " Imaging Life at High Spatiotemporal Resolution"
      • E. van Heumen, Van der Waals-Zeeman Insitute, IoP, UvA, Amsterdam - Dept. Of Physics, UCSD, San Diego, USA:"Optical Nano-Imaging of the Metal-Insulator Transition in Strained V2O3"
      • Andrea Morello, Centre for Quantum Computation & Communication Technology, UNSW Australia:"Quantum information processing with single atoms in silicon"
      • Anagha Datar (Bangalore):"Axonal architecture: Role of cytoskeleton integrity and membrane dynamics"
      • 10 Years Casimir Research School
      • Bhadra Kaliginedi:"Electron transport through single molecular junctions: Molecular wires, switches to energy storage devices"
      • Martin Lanz (NDLab)
      • BN Delft: opening NIKON SIM system by NIKON president Eimori-San, talk by guest speaker Arne Seitz: “Correlative SIM and STORM microscopy from the perspective of a multi-user facility”
      • Van der Waals Colloquium: Prof. Manabu Kiguchi (Tokyo Institute of Technology): "Single molecular dynamics using the Surface enhanced Raman scattering"
      • Kavli colloquium Seth Lloyd (MIT): "Quantum life"
      • Lecture by Patrick v.d. Berg (VU Amsterdam): "An intergrative genomic pipeline to target the NCOR1 cistrome with precision"
      • BN Seminar Misha Kudryashev:"Structure of membrane proteins in action by cryo electron microscopy"
      • BN Seminar Maria Pia Cosma:"Investigating dynamics of pluripotency and tissue regeneration"
      • BN Seminar - Sai Li (STRUBI, University of Oxford): "The beauty and the beast – cryo-electron tomographic reconstruction of two enveloped viruses"
      • Seminar at BN/Delft - Dr. Mark Bates (Max Planck Institute): "Fluorescence Nanoscopy with Stochastic Switching and 4pi Detection"
      • QN Seminar Roland Winkler (Northern Illinois University): "Electromagnetic coupling of spins and pseudospins in bilayer graphene
      • BN Seminar Greg Pawlik (Utrecht): "Trans-catalysis by the yeast phospholipid methyltransferase Opi3"
      • Van Marum Colloquium - Miquel Salmeron (Materials Sciences Division, Berkeley): "New era of surface science: the solid-gas and solid-liquid interfaces"
      • BN Seminar Lynn Rothschild (NASA Ames Research Center): "The Role of Synthetic Biology in NASA’ s Missions"
      • QN Seminar Mark A. Eriksson (University of Wisconsin-Madison): "Quantum control of a high-speed semiconductor quantum dot hybrid qubit"
      • BN Seminar - Rouslan Efremov (VIB Brussels): "Structural insight into calcium signalling in muscular contraction."
      • QN Seminar Kobus Kuipers (Amolf):"Light at the nanoscale"
      • QN seminar - Andre Xuereb (University of Malta): "Reconfigurable long-range phonon dynamics in optomechanical arrays"
      • Leiden this week's discoveries lectures: "Citizen science" and "Probing quantum matter"
      • BN Seminar - Martin Ackermann (ETH Zurich): "Collective Functionality through Microbial Individuality"
      • BN Seminar by Billy Tsai (University of Michigan): 'How a virus penetrates a biological membrane to cause infection'
      • BN Seminar by Mathieu Coppey - tba
      • Theory seminar by Petr Jizba (Czech Technical University): 'A new class of entropy-power-based uncertainty relations'
      • QN Seminar - Ulrik Anderson (DTU, Denmark): 'Squeezed light quantum technology'
      • BN seminar - Sarah Koster (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen): TBA
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Mohammad Hafezi (University of Maryland and JQI): "Quantum optics meets correlated electrons"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Max Welling (University of Amsterdam): "The Physics Inside Deep Learning"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Nicola Spaldin (ETH Zurich): "From Materials to Cosmology: "Studying the early universe under the microscope"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Xavier Waintal (PHELIQS, CEA Grenoble): "Correlations and computational quantum transport: an approach for the automatic calculation of Feynman diagrams at large orders"
      • This Week's Discoveries - Tjerk Oosterkamp (LION): 'What is a measurement? Crossing over from the quantum world to the classical world and back'
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Michel Devoret (Yale University): "An error-corrected logical quantum bit encoded in grid states of a superconducting cavity"
      • Webinar - Kate Adamala (University of Minnesota): "Life but not alive"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Prineha Narang (Harvard University): "Predicting and Controlling Scalable Quantum Systems"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Risto Ojajärvi (University of Jyväskylä): "Superconductivity provides a giant enhancement to the spin battery effect"
      • Casimir on holiday
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Brian Skinner (Ohio State University): "Mysteries near the zero-field Wigner crystal transition in a 2D electron system"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Richard Kueng (Johannes Kepler University): "Provably efficient machine learning for quantum many-body problems"
      • QuTech 360 seminar - Sophie Hermans: "'Qubit teleportation between non-neighboring nodes in a quantum network"
      • Sumant Oemrawsingh - ”DNA based nanophotonics”
      • S. Reitzenstein - "cQED in Quantum Dot Micropillar Cavities – Fundamental Research and Applications"
      • H.W.M. Salemink - “Mind the Gap”
      • Marin van Heel - "Looking at macromolecular complexes in action by single particle electron microscopy"
      • Jan Wijbrans and students - "Summerschool 'Crises in Biology'"
      • David Reilly - TBA
      • Andreas Walraff - on "Observing Entanglement between Propagating Photons and Qubits in the Microwave Domain"
      • Martino Poggio - "Nano-mechanics, nano-magnetometry, and nano-MRI"
      • Seung-Wuk Lee - TBA
      • Juan Maldacena - "Gauge theories, string and gravity"
      • Francess Ross - "Vapour and liquid phase crystal growth in the transmission electron microscope"
      • Mark Golden - “Topological insulators”
      • Mike Freedman - 'The topology of Physics and Computation’
      • Alan Rowan - 'Biomimetic Gels. Mimicking the intracellular matrix"
      • C. J. A. P. Martins - 'Three Tests of LambdaCDM'
      • Leandro Tabares - 'In situ determination of Manganese speciation in D. radiodurans by high-field EPR'
      • Ursula Klingmüller - 'Bringing scales - Assessing liver regeneration at different levels'
      • Vincenzo Vitelli - 'From shocks to failure: the physics and geometry of fragility'
      • Akira Endo - ': Nanotechnology for Cosmology: 10 cm-scale devices with highly multiplexed micro-components'
      • Mika Sillanpaa - 'Hybrid circuit cavity quantum electrodynamics with a micromechanical resonator'
      • Wiebke Guichard - 'How to build a quantum phase-slip junction from a Josephson junction chain'
      • Janos Asboth - Chiral symmetry of quantum walks'
      • Jian Huang She - 'Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless Transition in Heavy Fermion Superlattices'
      • Bonnie Bassler - 'Tiny conspiracies: cell-to-cell communication in bacteria'
      • Bonnie Bassler - 'Manipulating quorum sensing to control bacterial pathogenicity'
      • Binghai Yan - 'Introduction to topological insulator materials'
      • Ruben van Drongelen - "The formation of Dark Matter halos in the Excursion Set"
      • Matthew Lippert - "Brane models of 2+1 dimensional fermions"
      • Michael Schreiber - "Chemistry nobel prize 2011 for a quasiscientist: The forbidden beauty of quasicrystals"
      • Dieter Suter- "Towards Reliable Quantum Computing"
      • Joanna Brown - "Characterizing the inner regions of protoplanetary disks via rovibrational CO"
      • Irene San Jose Garcia - "TBA"
      • Oleg Astafiev - "Coherent Quantum Phase Slips in Superconducting Nanowires"
      • Gero Miesenböck - "Lighting Up the Brain"
      • Marija Mucibabic - "Determination of early events in α-Synuclein Aggregation followed by Single-Molecule Fluoresence"
      • Thomas Huisman - "Controlling sinlge-photon propagation"
      • Henning Schomerus - "Lasing via topologically protected states in deformed photonic crystals"
      • Hagen Kleinert - "QFT of Black Swan Events"
      • Theo Odijk - "Tree swaying in turbulent winds: a scaling analysis"
      • Tatsuma Nishioka - "Entanglement Entropy and RG Flow"
      • Landry Bretheau - "Spectroscopy of Andreev bound states: revealing the hidden side of the Josephson effect"
      • Kasper Duivenvoorden - "Topological phases in SU(N) spin chains"
      • Rene Wijffels - "Biorefinery of Microalgae"
      • Gijs Wuite - "Active Protein Dynamics on DNA: Molecular assembly and fueled collapse"
      • Sergio Ioppolo - "THz Time-Domain Spectroscopy of Interstellar Ice Analogs"
      • Steffie Ypma - 'Probing efficacy of antisense oligonucleotides with fluorescent silver clusters'
      • Phillip Strack - "Singular quantum fluctuations of reconstructing Fermi surfaces"
      • Peter Bobbert - "Organic Magnetic Field Effects”
      • Saptaswa Sen - "Probing redox enzymes at single molecule level"
      • Mathias Müller - "Surface science meets optical spectroscopy - the example of PTCDA on KCl/Ag(100)"
      • Achillefs Kapanidis - "Single molecules meet systems biology: DNA/RNA polymerases in bacteria"
      • Peter Rabl: "NV-phonon interactions in diamond nanostructures"
      • Lars Jeuken - “Catalytic mechanism and protein-protein interaction of CymA, a quinone converting enzyme in the respiratory chain of Shewanella sp.”
      • Sense Jan van der Molen - "Quantum interference in molecular charge transport"
      • Jan Dahlhaus - "Random-matrix theory of topological superconductors"
      • Vadim Cheianov - 'Topological order as a physical phenomenon'
      • Yuriy Yanson - "A glimpse on the electrochemical deposition of copper with a high-speed STM"
      • Dapeng Ding - "Fano resonances in a multimode waveguide coupled to a multimode ring resonator"
      • Jan Traas - "Mechanical signals in plant development"
      • Andrew Webb - “From quantum mechanics to clinical diagnosis: magnetic resonance imaging at very high fields at the LUMC”
      • Jayson Paulose - "Snap, wrinkle and pop: spherical shells under pressure"
      • Klaus von Klitzing - "Physics and Applications of the Quantum Hall Effect"
      • Raanan Tobey - "Time-Resolved Soft X-ray Scattering Measurements of Ordered Electronic States in Transition Metal Oxides"
      • David Sobral - "Unveiling the Cosmic GDP Crash with a powerful Time-Travelling technique"
      • Wilke van der Schee - "Collisions in AdS and holographic thermalisation"
      • Bob Rengelink - "Superconducting Single Photon Detectors"
      • Alessandra Silvestri - "Testing General Relativity on Cosmological Scales"
      • Douglas Osheroff - "Superfluidity in 3He: The Story Behind the Discovery"
      • Andrey Mesaros - "Symmetry enriched topological order with exactly solvable models"
      • Eckhart Hasselbrink - "Non-Adiabaticity in Surface Chemical Reactions"
      • Oleg Shtanko - "Antichirality in 2/3 QHE state: a simple idea and theoretical analysis"
      • Hans Clevers - "Lgr5 Stem Cells"
      • Wolfgang Ketterle - "Ultracold atomic gasses with strong interaction"
      • Wolfgang Ketterle - "Towards quantum magnetism with ultracold atoms"
      • Gregor Weihs - "Semiconductor sources of photon pairs"
      • Damien Baigl - “Bottom-up designed, triggerable soft matter systems: from DNA and protein regulation to responsive membranes and light-driven microfluidics”
      • Wolfram Pernice - "Nonlinear optics and single photon detection on a chip"
      • Anthony Leggett - "Testing the limits of quantum mechanics: motivation, state of play, prospects"
      • Intreerede: Bionanoscience
      • Wolfgang Ketterle - "Superfluid atomic gases --- ultracold, ultra dilute"
      • Anthony Leggett - "Glass:the Cinderella problem of low-temperature physics"
      • Guiseppe Policastro - "Semiholographic fermions and collective modes"
      • Leo Gross - "Individual Molecules Investigated by Scanning Probe Microscopy with Atomically Functionalized Tips"
      • Cristian Bonato - "Tunable-strength measurement of single nuclear spins in diamond"
      • Andrea Fuster - "Metrics of the brain"
      • Bin Hu - "ISW-Lensing bispectrum in modified gravity"
      • Zungfeng Liu - "Applications on carbon nanomaterials in fishing and delivery in cell biology studies"
      • Dorothea Samtleben - "Light from the invisible in Deep Waters"
      • Francois Englert - The Brout-Englert- "Higgs mechanism and its scalar boson"
      • Frank Koppens - "Graphene nano-photonics and carrier dynamics"
      • Chris Smiet - "Knots in a plasma"
      • Stephen Morris - "Consider the Icicle"
      • Tristan Meunier - " Controlling the displacement of a single electron spin"
      • David Vegh - "Holography without translational symmetry"
      • Harald Weinfurther - "Heralded Entanglement between widely separated atoms - Towards the quantum repeater ?"
      • Stephan Grill - "Morphogenetic Functions of Actomyosin"
      • Chris Kay - " Structural studies of molecular machines: Combining nitroxide spin labelling with X-ray crystallography reveals hidden intermediates"
      • Martin van Exter - "Ultimate limits of plasmonics"
      • Anna Huttenlocher - "Imaging leukocyte motility and inflammation in vivo: implications to human disease"
      • James B. Hannon - "Carbon Nanotubes from Lab to Fab"
      • Matthias Heinemann - "Molecular noise in the chemical reaction network of microorganisms"
      • Morten Bakker - "Fine tuning of micropillar cavity modes through repetitive oxidations"
      • Shahal Ilani - "Understanding oxide interfaces: from microscopic imaging to electronic phases"
      • Prof. Omar Saleh (Univ. of California): "DNA-based active gels"
      • Eugene Stanley (Boston/Leiden) - "Novel statistical physics approaches to complex systems"
      • Philip Kim - " Hofstadter’s Butterfly and interaction driven quantum Hall ferromagnetism in graphene "
      • Val Zwiller - “Nanowire quantum dots: single photon generation and detection”
      • Martin Plenio - "Quantum effects in biology"
      • dr. Anja van de Stolpe and Prof.dr. Ronald Dekker - "Organs on Chips: human organ and disease models"
      • Ayan Mukhopadhyay - "Quantum kinetic theory of semi-holographic non-Fermi liquids"
      • Tom Shimizu - "Design and implementation of bacterial"
      • Eugene Stanley - "Statistical Physics approaches to economic fluctuations: Switching phenomena without switches: What can we do before the next economic crisis? "
      • Maxime Dahan - "Target search of DNA-binding proteins in a mammalian nucleus: How to find a specific site in the genome?"
      • Symposium "Pierrefest 2013"
      • Prof. Sungchul Hohng - "Repetitive unwinding and fork regression of WRN helicase: a Sisyphean task?"
      • Charles Marcus - "The resonant exchange qubit"
      • Katja C. Nowack - "Imaging currents in HgTe quantum wells in the quantum spin Hall regime"
      • Simon Benjamin - "Why you should explode your quantum computer: a network of tiny fragments is powerful and practical"
      • Andreas Wagner - "On the origins of evolutionary adaptations and innovations"
      • David Lubensky - "Self-organization, planar polarity, and the physics of active foams: A fish eye's view"
      • Arjen Beukman - " FlipChip: Keep pristine materials clean"
      • BN Seminar by Philipp Holliger: "Synthetic genetics".
      • Nikolay Kuzmin's talk is cancelled
      • Lecture by dr. Aniket Thete: "Surface controlled colloidal assembly for plasmonic architecture".
      • Seminar by Tobias Tiecke (Harvard): 'A single atom coupled to a photonic crystal nanocavity'
      • Science meets Business cafe: Innovative Technology Solutions
      • Bela Mulder (AMOLF):"Survival of the aligned: modelling the cortical microtubule array in plant cells"
      • John A. Marohn (Cornell University, Ithaca, U.S.A.): "Nanoscale Functional Imaging of Organic Materials"
      • QN Seminar: Wim Noorduin "Rationally designed complex hierarchical microarchitectures"
      • Stirling Churchman: "Visualizing transcription with single nucleotide resolution using nascent transcript sequencing"
      • Stevan Nadj-Perge, Princeton University:" Majorana fermions in chains of magnetic atoms on a superconductor"
      • Wolfram Moebius: "Range expansions of microoranisms in structured environments"
      • Juan Carlos Cuevas:"Heat-dissipation in atomic-scale junctions"
      • Lorentz seminar: Yair Shokef (Tel Aviv): "Confinement Effects on the Jamming Transition in Kinetically-Constrained Models"
      • Steen Rasmussen and Pier Luigi Luisi:"special BN seminar on synthetic biology and origin of life"
      • Prof. Erwin Frey (Munich):"Symmetry Breaking and Pattern Formation in Cellular Systems"
      • Hozanna Miro/ KN - Daniël Lam/ KNIC (Kavli Nanolab Imaging Center):"Imaging with Helium Ion Microscope (HIM)" - ": Kavli Nanolab Imaging Center"
      • BN mini-symposium:"On the bottom up assembly of minimal cells"
      • Hot Topics - Laurens Molenkamp - 'HgTe as a topological insulator'
      • Three BN talks: Morgan Beeby (Imperial College), Dominiek Smieden, and Kees Storm (TU Eindhoven)
      • Talk by Stefan Semrau (MIT): 'Stem cell differentiation as a symmetry breaking process'
      • Lorentz seminar - Henning Schomerus (Lancaster): "Stability and uniqueness of multi-state Bose-Einstein condensates"
      • QN seminar - Matthias Troyer, Computational Physics, ETH Zürich:"Quantum Annealing and the D-Wave devices"
      • Lorentz Seminar: Benjamin Baxevanis (Hamburg): "Current-induced spin dynamics of a small ferromagnetic cluster"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: John J. Toner (Oregon):"Fish gonna swim, birds gotta fly, I gotta do Feynman graphs ’til I die: A Hydrodynamic theory of flocking"
      • KN seminar: Vincent Mourik, David van Woerkom, Kun Zuo:"Hybrid superconductor-semiconductor nanowire devices for Majorana fermion research"
      • Lorentz seminar: Viacheslav Ostroukh (Kiev):"Cluster formation in systems with long-range interaction "
      • Pieter Naaijkens (Hannover):"An algebraic approach to topological entanglement entropy "
      • BN Quo Vadis seminar - Christmas party
      • BN seminar: Filipe Natalio:"Inspired in Nature: A biomimetic approach "
      • Katja Nowack:"Imaging current in quantum spin Hall insulators"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium: Hans Hilgenkamp: "Interfaces in complex oxides"
      • Ron Naaman:"The Chirality Induced Spin Selectivity (CISS) Effect-From Spintronics to Electron Transfer in Biology"
      • Seminar: Liedewij Laan (Harvard University): 'How robust is the yeast polarization machine to genetic perturbations?'
      • QN seminar: M.A. Eriksson, University of Wisconsin-Madison:"Coherent Oscillations in a Si/SiGe Quantum Dot Hybrid Qubit"
      • Dr. Ir. Niko Tombros:"High quality two dimensional heterostructures: The road towards a new class of opto-electronic and spintronic devices"
      • Dr. Milan Allan:"Atomic-scale Visualization of Electronic Nematicity and Cooper Pairing in Iron‐based Superconductors"
      • Ferdinand Grozema:"2013 Nobel prize in chemistry: Taking the experiment to cyberspace"
      • Satoshi Sasaki, Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, Osaka University:"Superconducting Doped Topological Insulators"
      • Dimitrios Fotiadis:"Membrane Proteins: Structure and Application in Bionanotechnology"
      • Freek Massee:"Imaging Cooper pair formation in the heavy fermion superconductor CeCoIn5"
      • Sanli Faez (MoNOS):"Photons lined up, ready to show us the quantum coherence of electrons"
      • Tim Taminiau (TNW, TU Delft):"Quantum coherence and information with spins in diamond"
      • Martin Kroner (ETH Zürich):"Mesoscopic Quantum Optics with Quantum Dots"
      • BN Seminar: Philippe Bastiaens - 'Pharmacological interference with the spatial organization of oncogenic Ras signalling'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture (Leiden): Sarah O'Connor (John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK) on plant-derived alkaloids
      • József Fortágh:"Interfacing Cold Atoms and Nanostructures"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Ben Wandelt:"Cosmic past, present and future"
      • Philip Walther, University of Vienna:"Quantum Photonics Renaissance: from Quantum Clouds to Boson Sampling and Quantum Simulation"
      • Dr.Ingmar Swart:"Semiconductor crystals with honeycomb periodicity: a new playground for Dirac-fermions"
      • Sijbren Otto:"Systems Chemistry: Self-Synthesizing Materials and Self-Replication Driven by Self-Assembly"
      • Erik Manders:"Re-scan Confocal Microscopy:scanning twice for better resolution and enhanced sensitivity
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Ignacio Cirac:"Quantum simulation of high-energy physics models with cold atoms"
      • Robert Hayes (University of Newcastle, Australia): "Nanostructure-function relationships in Ionic Liquids"
      • Eva Weig, Department of Physics, University of Konstanz:"Manipulation, damping and coherence of high Q nanomechanical string resonators"
      • Peter Silvestrov (TU Braunschweig):"Wigner crystal of a two-dimensional electron gas with a strong spin-orbit interaction"
      • Dan Shechtman:"Quasi-periodic crystals – a paradigm shift in crystallography"
      • Klaus Mathwig:"Electrical Spectroscopy in Nanofluidic Channels"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium: Stefan Witte (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) “Lensless microscopy: from X-ray imaging to miniature microscopes”
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience, Alexander van Oudenaarden (Hubrecht, UMC, MIT): 'Controlling gene expression fluctuations during development'
      • BN seminar - Petra Levin:"Size regulation on a microbial scale: The nutrient dependent control of bacterial cell size"
      • Hyun Youk:"Deconstructing and Encoding Emergent Behaviors of Cells"
      • J.T. Ye, Zernike Institute for Advanced materials, University of Groningen:"Two-dimensional electronics based on ion-gated nanoscheets"
      • Erik van der Linden:"Food Structure makes Sense"
      • Vincent Mourik (TUDelft):"Majorana fermions in hybrid superconductor-semiconductor nanowire devices"
      • Vadim Cheianov, Lancaster University:"Mesoscopic conductance fluctuations at a helical edge of a topological insulator"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii Elias Kiritsis:"The (most) perfect fluid"
      • Special Colloquium Daniel Baumann
      • Lucas Kunneman:"Spatial extent and decay dynamics of electron-hole pairs in two-dimensional CdSe nanoplatelets"
      • BEP Defense Arie Ravensbergen:"Simulating Coexistence of Bacteria with Different Ageing Strategies in a Spatially Structured Landscape"
      • Joris Witsenburg:"The quantitative analysis of microcluster formation in T cell signalling and its regulation with synthetic scaffolds"
      • Nathan Vercruyssen: "Technology behind high frequency detectors for astronomy"
      • Alain Arneodo:"Master replication origins at the heart of the organization and fragility of the human genome"
      • Erika Mancini, University of Oxford:"Molecular Mechanisms in Chromatin Remodelling and Transcription Factors Complexes"
      • Patricia Kooyman:"Do-it-yourself TEM !"
      • BN seminar Anthony Forster (Uppsala): Protein Synthesis, Synthetic Biology and Drug Discovery
      • Steffan Sahl:"Super-resolution fluorescence imaging and applications to aggregation-prone proteins in cells"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: David Nesbitt (JILA, Colorado): "A Chemical Physicist in Search of Simplicity: Three Tales from Ultracold Spectroscopy, Collision Dynamics at Gas-Liquid Interfaces, and Real-Time Folding of Single Biomolecules"
      • Jens Bardarson:"Topological insulator nanowires -- from Kramers, via Berry, to Majorana"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Helmut Schiessel: "Breaking the second genetic code"
      • Professor Stuart Firestein:"Scents and Sensibility: How Biology Perceives Chemistry"
      • BN Seminar - Hans Clevers (Hubrecht Institute): "Stem cells: Dr Jekyll or mr Hyde?"
      • Simon de Vries (Biocatalysis, TUDelft):"Electron Tunneling Rates In Complex I Are Tuned For Efficient Energy Conversion"
      • Marcellus Ubbink (LIC, UL):"“Structures and dynamics of redox protein complexes”
      • Davis Gross (UC Santa Barbara)
      • Bryan Chen (Institute Lorentz):"Topological soft matter: from linkages to kinks"
      • Ewold Verhagen (FOM Institute AMOLF, Amsterdam):"Coupling light and motion using extremely confined optical fields"
      • Gary Steele:"Microwave Optomechanics in the SteeleLab"
      • Cecile Sykes (Institut Curie):" Shape changes of cell-sized liposomes reveal actomyosin forces"
      • Ineke Braakman (Utrecht University):"Mechanisms of membrane glycoprotein folding"
      • Ralf Seidel (University of Munster):"Biomolecular machines on and of DNA"
      • BN seminar: Roman Stocker (MIT) and Martin Ackermann (ETH Zurich)
      • BN seminar: Dr. Peter Cornish (University of Missouri-Columbia): "Roadblocks in protein synthesis: Unraveling the helicase activity of the ribosome with single-molecule FRET"
      • Mathew Horrocks (PD CDekkerlab)
      • Erik Holstrom (PD NDekkerlab):"Single-Molecule Conformational Dynamics of a Biologically Functional Vitamin-B12 Riboswitch"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium: Caspar v.d. Wal (Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials - Groningen): "Quantum optics and control of nuclear spin polarization with localized electrons in semiconductors"
      • M. Ternes, Max-Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany:"Quantum magnetism and many particle effects in molecules studied with scanning probe methods"
      • Seungkyu Ha, PhD candidate in Nynke Dekker Group, BN department:"Use of the Nanotechnology/Optics Interface in Biological Physics"
      • J. Hone, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University, New York:"Fabrication, Properties, and Applications of Van der Waals Heterostructures"
      • Louis Reese (Dogteromlab):"On length and nucleation of cytoskeletal filaments"
      • BN seminar: Andreas Engel: 'Recent progress in cryo-EM: a summary from the Gordon Research Conference on 3DEM'
      • Chris Campbell (University of California, San Diego)
      • BN seminar: Elzo de Wit (Hubrecht Institute)
      • BN seminar: Irinka Castagnon (University of Geneva)
      • Je-Kyung Ryu:"NSF disassembles a single SNARE complex in one round of ATP turnover"
      • Maxime den Ridder (CJLab)
      • Seminar Peter van der Sluijs
      • BN seminar: Marcel Reinders (TU Delft): "Biology meets informatics"
      • BN Seminar: Frank Bruggeman (VU): 'The astonishing stochasticity of single cells: illustrated with theory and experiment'
      • BN Seminar: Melike Lakadamyali (ICFO, Spain)
      • BN seminar - Uwe Sauer (ETH Zürich): ‘Coordination of central metabolic fluxes in microbes’
      • BN seminar: Yuri Korchev (Imperial College London): "Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy of Soft Biological Matter"
      • BN Seminar - Khalid Salaita (Emory Univ.): "Using the Force: Mechanochemistry at the living/nonliving interface"
      • BN seminar - Thorben Cordes (University of Groningen): "Single-molecule tools for the study of membrane transporters"
      • BN seminar - Jin-Soo Kim (Seoul National University): "RNA-guided Genome Editing in Animals and Plants"
      • BN seminar - Harold Erickson (Duke University):"The constriction force for bacterial cytokinesis – curved FtsZ protofilaments bend the membrane"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Daniel Bonn:"How did the Egyptians build the pyramids? Mechanics of and sliding friction on wet sand"
      • QN seminar: Alexander Brinkman
      • QN seminar: Jan van Ruitenbeek: "Single molecules as a test bed for electron-ion dynamics"
      • QN Seminar Per Delsing (Chalmers University of Technology):"Propagating photons and phonons interacting with superconducting qubits"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Nigel Hussey:"High-Temperature Superconductivity and the Catch-22 Conundrum"
      • BN seminar Carlos Bustamante (U.C. Berkeley): "The folding cooperativity of a protein is controlled by the topology of its polypeptide chain"
      • Jean-Christophe Hamilton (APC Paris):"QUBIC, the QU Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology"
      • Zeiss webinar: LSM 880 with Airyscan – Revolutionize Your Confocal Imaging
      • KN lab technology colloquium: Alessandro Bruno: "Strategies for extending coherence times in superconducting quantum processors"
      • Science meets Business cafe Leiden: Sanli Faez (LION): "Optofluidic single-mode silica fiber for detection of single freely-diffusing dielectric particles based on elastic light scattering"
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium: Christophe Danelon: "Toward the Assembly of a Dividing Minimal Cell"
      • 4th DSCB Trippenhuis meeting: “Vesicles on the Move: The Cytoskeletal Connection”
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium: Erika Eiser: "Designing Disorder"
      • QN seminar: Michel Devoret, Applied Physics, Yale University: "Friction and Measurements that Preserve rather than Destroy Quantum Entanglement"
      • James Hannon:"A New Instrument for Measuring Surface Forces"
      • QN Seminar Dr. Krysta Svore, Microsoft Research:"Quantum Computing with Probabilistic Circuits"
      • Science meets Business cafe Leiden: Martina Huber (LION): 'Electron Paramagnetic Resonance: novel approaches and instrumentation to get a grip on intrinsically disordered proteins'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii Jorge Kurchan:"From glasses to Darwinian evolution and back"
      • KN Technology Colloquium - Kaveh Lahabi (LION): ‘Fabrication of Superconducting Nano-devices with Focused Ion Beams’
      • Van der Waals Colloquium Luca Giomi (LION): “The dynamics of sperm cooperation in a competitive environment”
      • QN Seminar Benjamin Huard (CNRS - Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France):"Quantum dynamics of an electromagnetic mode that cannot contain N photons"
      • Thesis market at TU Delft
      • Extra Seminar Benoit Ladoux, Institut Jacques Monod, Universite Paris Diderot & CNRS:"Cell Adhesion and Mechanics"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium Jesper Mørk, Technical University of Denmark:"Semiconductor cavity quantum electrodynamics"
      • QN Seminar - Vincenzo Vitelli (LION, Instituut-Lorentz for theoretical physics): ‘Topological mechanical metamaterials’
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Christine Mummery (LUMC, Department of Anatomy & Embryology): "Multidisciplinary approacheds to creating models for human disease with stem cells"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - James Hansen (Columbia Univ. & NASA Goddard Inst.): 'Ice Melt, Sea Level Rise and Superstorms: Evidence from Paleoclimate, Modeling, and Modern Data that 2°C Global Warming is Highly Dangerous'
      • Peter Brazda (University of Debrecen): "Caught speeding - The dynamics of nuclear receptors"
      • QN Seminar Jacqueline Bloch, Laboratoire de Photonique et de Nanostructures, LPN/CNRS:"Manipulating polariton condensates in semiconductor microcavities"
      • BN Seminar Eric Tan (University of Amsterdam): "Structural dynamics of isolated biological and synthetic photoswitches"
      • QN Seminar - Cynthia Volkert (Institute of Materials Physics, Georg August University Göttingen, Germany): "Dislocation nucleation-limited deformation in Au nanowires"
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium - Sjoerd Hoogland (University of Toronto, Canada): "Colloidal quantum dots and perovskites for solution-processed optoelectronic applications"
      • QN seminar - Ronald Hanson (TU Delft): "Quantum science experiments with diamond NV centers: quantum sensing, computing and long-distance entanglement"
      • Seminar - Mark Akeson (UC Santa Cruz): "Nanopore Sequencing Comes of Age"
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Jos Derksen (ChemE-TP): "Dispersed multiphase flow at the particle level"
      • BN seminar - Edward Lemke (EMBL Heidelberg): "Decoding molecular plasticity from single molecules to large assemblies”
      • BN seminar - Paul Rainey (NZ Institute For Advanced Study):"The evolution of multicellularity"
      • BN seminar - James Locke (University of Cambridge): 'The coupling of dynamic gene circuits'
      • Ulrich Keyser (University of Cambridge): "Combining nanopore sensing and DNA origami: Direction and salt dependent conductivity & specific protein detection”
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Bram Koster (Department of Molecular Cell Biology, LUMC): "Zooming in on cells and macromolecules with cryo-correlative electron microscopy"
      • QN Seminar - Christian Glatti (CEA Saclay): "Quiet electrons for electron quantum optics: the levitons"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium Thorben Cordes (University of Groningen):"Single-molecule tools for the study of membrane transporters"
      • EXTRA QN SEMINAR Ioan Pop (Yale):"Coherent Supression of Quasiparticle Dissipation"
      • QN Seminar Wilfred G. van der Wiel, MESA Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Twente:"Exploiting order and disorder in hybrid inorganic-organic electronics"
      • BN seminar - Heidi de Wit (VU Amsterdam): "Nanoimaging of the molecular docking machinery for neurotransmitter release"
      • BN Seminar Clare Waterman:"Integration of actin and adhesion dynamics in cell migration"
      • BN Seminar Gunnar van Heijne (Stockholm Univ.): "Forces acting on nascent polypeptide chains during co-translational protein translocation and folding"
      • QN Seminar Mikhail Titov (Radboud University Nijmegen):"Linear magnetoresistance and sign-reversed Coulomb drag in compensated Hall regime"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Doyne Farmer (Oxford): "The Evolution of Technology"
      • QN Seminar Niels de Jonge:"Scanning transmission electron microscopy of whole eukaryotic cells in liquid and in-situ studies of nanomaterials"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Gary Steele Delft University of Technology (Kavli Institute of Nanoscience): "Cavity Optomechanics: Detecting and controllingmotion with microwave light"
      • QN Seminar Kirill Shtengel:"Anyonics: Designing exotic circuitry with non-Abelian anyons"
      • QN Seminar Yihua Wang:"Broken-symmetry states in topological insulators"
      • QN Seminar Marijn van Huis:"Resolution of dynamical processes at the nanoscale: in-situ electron Ångströmscopy"
      • QN Seminar Mauricio Terrones (Pennsylvania State University)
      • BN seminar - Quincey Justman (Editor Cell systems): 'Transitions, in two parts. 1. A cell’s response to environmental change 2. From the post-doc to scientific publishing and the birth of a new journal'
      • QN seminar - Tobias Kippenberg : CANCELLED!
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Phillipe Bastiaens (Dortmund): 'Modeling of cell signaling dynamics – Ras moves to stay in place'
      • Van Marum Colloquium - Livia Giordano (Università Milano-Bicocca, Italy and Electrochemistry and Energy Laboratory, MIT, USA): 'Charge transfer phenomena and reactivity at oxide surfaces and ultrathin films'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Lorentz Professor John Pendry: "The sub wavelength control of light"
      • QN Seminar Leonid Levitov (MIT): "Atomic collapse in graphene"
      • BN Seminar Karl Duderstadt (RUG):"Single replication machines at work: the coordination of daughter strand synthesis"
      • BN Seminar Stan Brouns (Wageningen University): "How Bacteria do not forget their enemies"
      • BN Seminar Maria Pia Cosma (Center for Genomic Regulation (CRG) and Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats (ICREA), Barcelona, Spain):"Wnt/ß-catenin signaling controls cell reprogramming and tissue regeneration"
      • BN Seminar Vincent Noireaux (University of Minnesota):"Cell-free transcription-translation: from gene circuits to self-assembly in a test tube"
      • BN Seminar Misha Kudrashev, Biozentrum, University of Basel, Switzerland:"Structure of membrane proteins in action by cryo electron microscopy"
      • QN Seminar Eran Ginossar (University of Surrey, UK): "Fermion parity measurement and control in Majorana circuit quantum electrodynamics"
      • QN Seminar Jungsang Kim (Duke University, Durham): "Distributed Quantum Networks based on Trapped Ions"
      • QN Seminar Jerry Chow (IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights): "Taking Superconducting Qubits to the Next Generation"
      • EXTRA QN Seminar Irfan Siddiqi (Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory, UC Berkeley): "Taking Control of Superconducting Qubits"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience Barend Mons (LUMC): "Datastewardship for discovery in human genetics and health"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Prof. Stefano Zapperi (University of Milan): "Size effects in fracture and plasticity"
      • EXTRA QN Seminar Stefanie Barz: "Realizing quantum networks, algorithms, and simulations using photons"
      • QN Seminar Sander Otte: "Atomic spin chains as testing ground for quantum magnetism"
      • This week's discoveries Bernard van Heck (LION): "Majoranas, superconducting circuits and the experimental design of a topological quantum computer"
      • BN Seminar - Prof. German Rivas (Madrid): "Systems biochemistry of bacterial division: Reconstructing minimal divisomes in the test tube"
      • QN Seminar - Franck Laloë: "Do We Really Understand Quantum Mechanics?"
      • Van Marum Colloquium Professor Anja O. Sjåstad: "Nanoparticles and surfaces for heterogeneous catalysis"
      • QN seminar - David A. Muller (Kavli Institute at Cornell): "Atomic - Resolution Electron Spectroscopy of Interfaces Phases Realized In Oxides Heterostructures"
      • BN Seminar Jack Szostak:"Origins of Cellular Life"
      • QN Seminar Nicolas Lorente, Centro de Física de Materiales (CSIC), Donostia International Physics Center, San Sebastián, Spain: "Magnetic excitations and electronic currents on the atomic scale"
      • Seminar at BN/Delft - Prof. Mariel Vazquez (UCDavis): "Simplification of replication catenanes by site-specific recombination"
      • Van Marum Colloquium
      • Seminar at BN - Nenad Pavin (Dept. of Physics, Zagreb, Croatia): "Self-organization and force balance in mitotic spindles"
      • Extra BN seminar - Uri Alon (Weizmann): 'Evolutionary tradeoffs and the geometry of gene expression space'
      • BN Seminar - Jeroen de Ridder (TU Delft): "3D hotspots of recurrent retroviral insertions reveal long-range interactions with cancer genes"
      • QN seminar - Martin P. Weides (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany): "Anharmonic dressing of multi-level superconducting quantum circuits"
      • LCN2-seminar Prof. dr. Aske Plaat: "Ebola. Big Data and Complex Networks in the Real World"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Johan van de Koppel (NIOZ, RUG): "A multidisciplinary approach to pattern formation in ecosystems"
      • QN seminar - David C. Bell (Harvard): "Imaging of quantum materials using low-voltage abberation corrected microscopy"
      • BN seminar - Takanari Inoue (John Hopkins Univ.): "Intracellular production of synthetic RNA granules by ligand-yielded multivalent enhancers"
      • BN Seminar - Christine Payne (Georgia Tech): "Nanoparticle-cell interactions: Importance of protein structure"
      • QN Seminar - Peter Krogstrup (Center of Quantuam Devices, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen): "Materials for braiding majorana bound states"
      • Theory seminar - Petr Jizba (FNSPE, Czech Technical University in Prague): "Inflationary cosmology from quantum Conformal Gravity"
      • NVBMB Speaker of the Year 2015 lecture - Tom Kirchhausen (Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA): "Dynamics of Endocytosis"
      • BN Seminar - Björn Schumacher (University of Cologne):"Systemic DNA Damage responses in development and aging"
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - A.L. Kholkin (Univ. of Aveiro, Portugal): "Electrochemical Strain Microscopy"
      • QN Seminar - Pieter Kruit (Department of Imaging Physcis, TU Delft): "A Quantum Mechanics Trick: Interaction Free Electron Microscopy"
      • LCN2 Seminar - João Dias Rodrigues (Leiden Institute of Environmental Sciences): "'Entropy, inference and economic networks"
      • Leiden Chemical Biology Lectures - Prof. Klaus Müllen (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz): "Carbon Nanostructures by Design"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Dov Levine (Technion):"Exotic Order?"
      • Extra BN Seminar Hendrik Dietz:"Getting more from single molecules"
      • KNAW Biophysics Meeting
      • QN Seminar Alexander Tsirlin (Experimental Physics VI, Center for Electronic Correlations and Magnetism, Univ. of Augsburg): "Hunting for spin liquids in two-dimensional quantum magnets"
      • BN Seminar John van der Oost (Wageningen Universiteit): "CRISPR-based interference in Prokaryotes"
      • QuTech Seminar Philippe Faist (ETH Zürich): “Practical, Reliable Error Bars in Quantum Tomography”
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Monika Heiner (Brandenburg University of Technology, Cottbus): "From Petrinets to Partial Differential Equations - A Petrinet perspective on systems and synthetic biology"
      • QN Seminar - Oriol Romero-Isart (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Innsbruck): "Levitated Nanospheres in the Quantum Regime"
      • BN Seminar Jordi Garcia-Ojalvo (UPF Barcelona): "Metabolism and electrophysiology of bacterial biofilms: lessons from an ancestral model of multicellularity"
      • QuTech Seminar Jörg Wrachtrup (Universität Stuttgart): "Precision Sensing using Diamond Spins"
      • LION seminar Moritz Bünemann (Marburg, Germany): "Voltage dependence of G protein coupled receptors"
      • Technology Colloquium - Allard Katan: "Lab on a tip: the capabilities of a modern Atomic Force Microscopy system"
      • Fresh & Van Marum Colloquium prof. dr. Aart Kleyn (Chengdu, China): "Sustainability goes global"
      • QN Seminar-Dmitry Abanin (Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Geneva): "Ergodicity, entanglement, and many-body localization"
      • Talk in Leiden - Mohammad Hamidian (Harvard/UBC, USA): "Cooper-pair Condensate Visualization: Spatial Symmetry Breaking & Intertwined Orders”
      • BN Seminar - Pierre-François Lenne (Univ. Aix-Marseille): "Shaping cell contacts during tissue morphogenesis"
      • QN Seminar - Florian Marquardt (University of Erlangen): "Tayloring the flow of photons and phonons:
      • QT-TNW Talk by Krister Shalm: "A strong loophole-free test of local realism"
      • QN Seminar - Reinier Heeres (Yale University): "A Multi-Qubit Quantum Register Encoded in a Superconducting Cavity Resonator"
      • BN Seminar - David Rueda (Imperial College London): "Dynamics of nucleic acid - protein interactions with single molecule resolution"
      • BN seminar - Wouter de Laat (Hubrecht Institute): "From 3D genome studies that uncover genome functioning to advanced methods for prenatal diagnosis"
      • BN Seminar - Benoît Kornmann (ETH Zürich): "The push and pull of mitochondrial gymnastics: mechanical force in mitochondrial dynamics"
      • BN Seminar - Eric C. Greene (Columbia University): "Single molecule studies of genetic recombination"
      • QN Seminar - Hendrik Ulbricht (University of Southampton, UK): "Prospects to use levitated optomechanics to test quantum mechanics and gravity"
      • TU Delft Process Technology Institute lecture - Allan Myerson (MIT, Cambridge, USA): "Nucleation of Organic Molecular Crystals on Surfaces and in Nanopores"
      • TU Delft Process Technology Institute lecture - Ronald Rousseau (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA): "Using Reactive Crystallization to Enhance Product Purity and Yield"
      • QN seminar - Marcel Franz (UBC, Canada): "New phases from interacting Majorana fermions"
      • QN seminar - Tatyana Baturina (University of Regensburg): "Dynamic Mott Transition in Array of Superconducting Islands"
      • LCN2 seminar - Assag Almog (LION): 'From the brain to the economy: finding communities in networks and correlation matrices'
      • This week's discoveries lecture - Ariane Briegel (Leiden): "Exploring the ultrastructure of bacteria"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Alessandro Vespignani (Northeastern, Boston, USA): "Modeling of epidemics: from the physics of reaction-diffusion processes to infectious disease forecast"
      • Van Marum Mini Symposium on "Reactive interaction of adsorbates with surfaces: role of excess electrons and low-coordinated sites" and "New insights into the electroreduction of CO2 to hydrocarbons and alcohols and of N2 to ammonia"
      • Celebration renewed liquid helium production facility and ultralow-vibration measuring facilities new Science building in Leiden
      • BN Seminar - Wei-Feng Xue (University of Kent): 'Nano-scale properties of the amyloid lifecycle'
      • BN Seminar - Rob Philips: 'For the love of viruses'
      • BN Seminar - Magda Bienko (Karolinska Institute, Stockholm)
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Carl Johnson (Vanderbilt University, USA)
      • Van der Waals colloquium: Wilson Poon (University of Edinburgh) - 'Physics of caramel: simplicity in complexity'
      • Van der Waals Colloquium - Pascale Senellart (LPN-CNRS): 'Quantum optics with solid state artificial atoms'
      • Van der Waals Colloquium - Felix Baumberger (Université de Genève): 'Oxide 2D electron liquids: new insight from angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy'
      • Seminar by Lorentz Professor 2016 Charles Kane: 'Topological Band Theory of Insulators and Semimetals'
      • Lecture by Lorentz Professor 2016 Charles Kane: 'Topological Superconductivity'
      • Lecture by Lorentz Professor Charles Kane: 'Topological Mechanics'
      • BSM Special seminar - Julian Gargiulo (University of Buenos Aires and CIBION institute): 'Printing and connecting colloidal nanoparticles with optical forces'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Ivan Bozovic: 'Why is Tc in cuprates so high?'
      • LCN2 Seminar - Vasyl Palchykov: 'Ground truth? Clustering scientific publications'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Daniel Fisher (Stanford): 'Can Evolution Be Understood Quantitatively?'
      • Lecture by Lorentz Professor Charles Kane: 'Symmetry, Topology and Phases of Matter'
      • QuTech Lecture - Nicolas Gisin (University of Geneva): 'Quantum Communication’
      • Van Marum Colloquium - Prof.dr. Juan Feliu (Univ. of Alicante): 'Anion adsorption and interfacial pH'
      • BN Seminar Christoph F. Schmidt (Georg-August-Universität): 'Broken detailed balance at mesoscopic scales in active biological systems'
      • Kavli Technology Colloquium - Richard Norte (Groeblacher Lab): 'Ultra-Delicate Nanofabriction Techniques: Producing Next-Generation Devices'
      • BN Seminar - Lars-Anders Carlson: 'In vitro reconstitution of selective HIV-1 RNA packaging by membrane-bound Gag assemblies'
      • BSM lecture by Lars Jeuken (Leeds University, UK): 'Mimicking Photosystems: Decaheme Cytochromes as Molecular Electron Conduits in Semiconductor Nanoparticle Photoanodes and Compartmentalised Photocatalysts'
      • BN Seminar - Stephan Grill - cancelled
      • BN Seminar - Ian McRae (Scripps Institute, USA): "Mechanisms of gene-regulation by microRNAs"
      • BN Seminar - Reuven Gordon - tba
      • BN Seminar - Evgeny Nudler (NYU School of Medicine): 'New principles of transcription - coupled DNA repair'
      • BN Talk - Yong-Hee Lee: 'Squeezing of Photonic Energy into a Point-like Space'
      • BN Seminar - Nikta Fakhri: 'Active Matters: probing forces, fluctuations and self-organization in biological systems'
      • BN Seminar - Simon Scheuring: 'High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy: The dawn of dynamic structural biochemistry'
      • BN Talk by Pim Huis in 't Veld (Max Planck Institute Dortmund): 'Bridging centromeric chromatin and microtubules: towards the reconstitution of the human kinetochore'
      • QN Seminar - Jens Paaske (Niels Bohr Institutet, Copenhagen, Denmark): "Self-organized topological superconductivity in Yu-Shiba-Rusinov chains"
      • Extra BN seminar - Derek Stein (Brown University, USA): 'New Frontiers in Nanofluidics Research'
      • BN Forum: "Facilities Physics Labs"
      • BN Seminar - Andrew Chernev (St.Petersburg Academic University): 'DNA detection by THz pumping'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - John Toner (University of Oregon): 'Swarming in the dirt: Flocking in the presence of quenched disorder'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Francesco Sciortino (La Sapienza, Italy): 'Physics with patchy and DNA-made nano-particles'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Gregor Neuert (Vanderbilt University): 'Dynamic temporal control and predictive modeling of signaling-activated gene regulation'
      • LCN2 Seminar: Epidemic Spread on Networks
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Mark Trodden (University of Pennsylvania): 'Pushing Einstein’s Boundaries: Gravitational Approaches to the challenges of modern cosmology'
      • QN Seminar - Hiroshi Yamaguchi (NTT Group, Japan): 'Piezoelectric phonon manipulation in electromechanical resonators and waveguides'
      • QN Seminar - Ilaria Zardo: 'Nanophononics: phonon engineering and manipulation'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Michele Parrinello (ETH Zurich): 'Fluctuations and rare events'
      • BN Seminar - Aleksandra Walczak: 'Diversity of immune receptor repertoires'
      • BN Seminar - Andrew Mugler: 'Collective sensing by communicating cells'
      • BN Seminar - Stephan Grill (TU Dresden): 'Physics of Actomyosin-based Morphogenetic Processes'
      • BN Seminar - Christian Biertuempfel (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Molecular Mechanisms of DNA Repair): 'Synthesizing and cutting DNA repair'
      • BN Seminar - Naoko Mizuno: 'Mechanistic insights into cell shape formation'
      • BN Seminar - Francesca Bottanelli (Yale University): 'Live-cell nanoscopy of protein sorting at the Golgi'
      • Kavli Colloquium - Steve Block (Stanford University): 'Optical tweezers: gene regulation studied one molecule at a time'
      • BN Seminar - Benoit Kornmann (ETH Zurich): 'Where Form Meets Function: Physiology and Morphology of Intracellular Membrane Systems’
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Andrea Fuster (TU Eindhoven): 'Brain imaging, physics and more'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Leo Radzihovsky (University of Colorado): "Fluctuations, stability, and phase transitions in quantum liquid crystal superfluids"
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Carl-Phylipp Heisenberg (IST Austria): Cancelled
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Philip Moll (MPI Dresden): 'Hydrodynamic flow of electrons'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Thomas Ebbesen (CNRS Strasbourg): 'The Alchemy of Vacuum - Hybridizing Light and Matter'
      • QN Seminar - Toeno van der Sar (Harvard University): 'Exploring condensed-matter physics using single-spin magnetometry'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Philip Kim (Harvard University): 'Correlated electrons in graphene'
      • BN Seminar - Martin Howard (John Innes Centre UK): 'Analogue or digital? Bursty or Poissonian? Dissecting the fundamentals of transcriptional regulation'
      • BN Seminar - Manfred Wuhrer (LUMC Leiden): 'Clinical Proteomics and Metabolomis at the LUMC'
      • BN Seminar - Marvin Tanenbaum (Hubrecht Institute): 'Real-time observation of translation of single mRNA molecules in live cells'
      • BN Seminar - Christof Gebhardt ( Ulm Univeristy Germany): Quantitative single molecule imaging in living cells and animals
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Leo Radzihovsky (University of Colorado): 'Chiral symmetry breaking, emergent Higgs mechanism, and critical matter'
      • Kavli colloquium - Markus Aspelmeyer (University of Vienna): 'Quantum Optomechanics: exploring mechanical motion in the quantum regime'
      • Talk by BN alumnus at Delft Global Seminar 'Health in low resource settings'
      • Tutorial by PhD student Jonas Helsen on group theory and representation theory
      • Tutorial by PhD student Jonas Helsen on group theory and representation theory
      • BN Seminar - Karen Alim (Max Plancke Institute for Dynamics - Gottingen, Germany): Morphology control by active fluid flows
      • BN Seminar - Ilya Nemenman (Emory University USA)
      • QN Colloquium: Cees Dekker (Delft/BN): 'Nanotechnology for biophysics, from single molecules towards synthetic cells'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Yossi Avron (Technion, IIT, Israël): 'The geometry of non-dissipative transport: From conductance to viscosity'
      • BN Talk - Francesca Mattiroli (candidate ND Lab): 'Evolution and assembly of eukaryotic chromatin'
      • 'Getting to know QN' colloquium - Simon Groeblacher (QN): 'Quantum physics with massive mechanical objects'
      • BN Seminar - Gasper Tkacik (IST Austria): 'Information processing in neural and gene regulatory networks'
      • BN Seminar - Bart Hoogenboom (London Centre for Nanotechnology): 'Nanoscale drilling machines: Pore forming proteins in bacterial attack and immune defence'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Oleg Lavrentovich (Kent State): 'Dynamics of Colloids in Liquid Crystals'
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Pouyan Boukany (Delft/ChemE): 'Biological soft matter: From fundamentals to applications'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek lecture on Bionanoscience - Phil Ingham (Exeter): 'From flies to fish to therapy'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on Bionanoscience - Andy Knoll (Harvard): 'The Proterozoic Eon: Life and Environments in Earth’s Middle Age'
      • BN Seminar - Giovanni Maglia (RUG): 'Single-molecule enzymology and sequencing with nanopores'
      • BN Seminar - Phil Nelson (Upenn): 'Old and new news about single-photon sensitivity in human vision'
      • BN Seminar - John Diffley (The Francis Crick Institute)
      • BN Seminar - Geert Kops (Hubrecht Institute): 'Evolution and function of eukaryotic kinetochores'
      • QN Seminar - Ignacio Wilson-Rae (University of New York): 'Quantum-emitter optomechanics'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Anne Davis (University of Cambridge): 'The accelerating Universe'
      • QN Colloquium - Dries van Oosten (Universiteit van Utrecht): tba
      • Career Event in Leiden (Betabanenmarkt)
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Francisco Balzarotti (Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry): 'Molecular resolution imaging and tracking of single proteins with minimal photon fluxes'
      • BN Seminar - Francisco Balzarotti (MPI – Department Biophysical Chemistry): 'Molecular resolution imaging and tracking of single proteins with minimal photon fluxes'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Silke Buhler-Paschen (TU Wien, Austria): 'Turmoil at absolute zero – and what it has to do with quantum criticality in heavy fermion compounds'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Jacques Prost (Marie Curie Institute): 'Long time tissue dynamics and multicellular spheroids'
      • LCN2 March seminar - Rick Quax (University of Amsterdam): 'Quantifying systemic instability in networks using information dissipation'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - Matthew Kenworthy (Leiden Observatory): 'Looking for giant rings around a directly imaged exoplanet in 2017 -- the bRing Project'
      • Presentation results Casimir Course 'Animated Science'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Christina Marchetti (Syracuse University): 'Active Matter: from colloids to living cells'
      • Van der Waals colloquium - cancelled
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Sir Michael Berry (Bristol University): 'Variations on a theme of Aharonov and Bohm'
      • BN Seminar - Sjaak Neefjes (NKI): tba
      • BN Seminar Elizabeth Wright (Emory University): 'The Pathways Traveled: Structural Studies of Virus Assembly'
      • Van der Waals colloquium: Cancelled
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Julia Yoemans (University of Oxford): 'Topology in Biology'
      • Van der Waals colloquium- Alan M. Bond (Monash University, Australia): 'Synthesis, characterization and reactivity of a new class of anti-cancer drugs'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Renata Kallosh (Lorentz Professor 2017/Stanford): 'From Planck to Escher'
      • QuTech Colloquium - Andrew Childs (Joint Center for Quantum Information and Computer Science)
      • QuTech Colloquium - Alexandre Blais (Universite de Sherbrooke): 'Towards quantum annealing with circuit QED'
      • QuTech Colloquium - Rainer Blatt (Universitaet Innsbruck): 'The Quantum Way of Doing Computations'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Alain Arnedo (Universite de Bordeaux, LOMA): 'The role of nucleosome positioning in genome function and evolution'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on Bioscience - Paul Hooykaas (Leiden Univeristy): Agrobacterium-mediated transformation, pathogenesis by trans-kingdom conjugation
      • Van Leeuwenboek Lecture on Bioscience - Justin Nodwell ( University of Toronto): 'Chemical genetic dissection of an unusual animalcule'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on Bioscience - Donald Canfield (Odense): 'Breathing easy at night: Atmospheric oxygen and biological evolution'
      • QuTech Theory/Software Seminar - Filip Rozpedek & Rafal Skolanski
      • QuTech FT/QINC Seminar - Lingling Lao: 'Simulation of Fault-tolerant operations on planar surface codes'
      • Hot Topics Seminar - Phil Nelson (Upenn)
      • QN Seminar - Ady Stern (Weizmann Institute): 'Topological superconductivity between one and two dimensions'
      • QN Seminar David Goldhaber-Gordon (Stanford University): 'Making and using beams of electrons in graphene'
      • QN Seminar - Jeremy Baumberg, NanoPhotonics Centre (University of Cambridge): 'Watching and sensing single molecules by confining light to the atom scale'
      • BN Talk - Albetro Blanch (CD Lab): 'Engineering the assembly of inducible artificial membrane-less organelles in cells'
      • BN Seminar - Blake Wiedenheft (Montana State university); tba
      • BN Seminar - Sjaak Neefjes (LUMC): 'How do endosomal vesicles move? A surprising interaction network in and between organelles'
      • QuTech Tutorial part 1 - Nathan Langford: 'Probing atoms with light and light with atoms: an introduction to tuning up a transmon circuit QED experiment'
      • QuTech Tutorial part 2 - Nathan Langford: 'Probing atoms with light and light with atoms: an introduction to tuning up a transmon circuit QED experiment'
      • BN Seminar - Amir Yacoby: 'Nano meter scale magnetic resonance imaging using nitrogen vacancy centers in diamond'
      • QuTech Seminar - Shyam Shankar (Yale University Applied Physics): 'Processing microwave photons at the quantum limit with 3-wave mixing Josephson elements'
      • Talk Jinju Han: "Functional implications of miR-19 in the migration of newborn neurons in the adult brain"
      • BN seminar Joachim Spatz (Max Planck Inst. for Medical Research): "Sequential Bottom-up Assembly of Synthetic Cells"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Sriram Ramaswamy (Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore): 'Living and Driven Matter'
      • QN Colloquium - Manuel Bibes (Unité Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales, France): 'Imaging, controlling and harnessing non-collinear magnetism in perovskite oxides'
      • Leiden Sackler Lecture in Astrophysics 2017 - Re'em Sari (The Hebrew university, Jerusalem): 'Dynamical processes in the galactic centre'
      • SmB Café - Blandine le Tallec & Dimitar Tasev
      • QN Seminar - Pavlo Zubko (London Centre for Nanotechnology, University College London): 'Electrostatic- and strain-engineering of domain structures in nanoscale ferroelectrics'
      • BN Talk - Christine Jacobs-Wagner (Yale University)
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Nuh Gedik: 'Optical tuning of electronic valleys'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Niek van Hulst (ICFO): 'Looking into Single Molecules at the last Frontier'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - cancelled
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Dmitri Basov (Columbia university): 'Polaritons in van der Waals materials: insights from near field nano-optics'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Erica Carlson (Purdue University): 'Decoding Spatial Complexity in Strongly Correlated Electronic Systems'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Roel Dullens (University of Oxford): 'Two-dimensional melting of colloidal hard spheres'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Vidya Madvahan (UIUC): 'Massless and Massive Electrons: Relativistic Physics in Condensed Matter Systems'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Mete Atature (University of Cambridge): “Solid-State Spin-Photon Interfaces: Old Friends & New”
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Thomas Prisner (Universitaet Frankfurt): Structure and Dynamics of Nucleic Acid Molecules
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Marco Aprili ( CNRS / Université du Paris-Sud): "Spin Physics in Mesoscopic Superconductors"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - CANCELLED!
      • BN Seminar - Thomas Ouldridge (Imperial college Londen): tba
      • BN Seminar - Martin Lenz (Université Paris Sud): tba
      • QN Colloquium - Katharina Franke (Fachbereich Physik, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany): 'Single magnetic adatoms and coupled spin chains on superconducting Pb'
      • QN Talk Misha Katsnelson (Radboud University Nijmegen): 'Many-body effects in graphene'
      • LCN2 Seminar - Thijs Perenboom (LUMC): 'The hyperexcitable migraine brain'
      • QN Seminar - Fabian Hassler (Aachen University): 'Topological order and phase transitions in the Majorana toric code'
      • BN Talk - Masahiro Kitagawa (Osaka University): 'Room temperature nuclear hyperpolarization using photo-excited triplet electrons'
      • QN Colloquium - F. Javier Garcia de Abajo (ICFO - The institute of Photonic Sciences, Barcelona): 'Quantum physics with plasmons in graphene and other atomic-scale systems'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Frank Juelicher (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems): 'Symmetry Breaking of Biological Cells'
      • Science Meets Business Cafe - Scott Waitukaitis: 'Elastic Leidenfrost Effect'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Jeroen van den Brink (Institute for the Theoretical Solid State Physics, Dresden, Germany): 'The axion electromagnetic response of topological insulators'
      • BN Seminar - Martin Howard (John Innes Center)
      • BN Seminar - Mike Rust (University of Chicago): 'Bacterial Strategies for Growth in Rhythmic Environments'
      • BN Seminar - Erwin Frey (LMU): "Self-organisation and pattern formation in cellular systems"
      • BN Seminar - Grégoire Altan-Bonnett (NIH): "Modeling how cytokine communications regulate the phenotypic variability of immune cells across spatio-temporal scales"
      • QuTech theory/software Seminar - Joel Klassen and Savvas Vasamopulos
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Jörg Schmalian (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology): 'Hydrodynamics in isotropic and anisotropic Dirac systems'
      • QN Talk - Domenico d'Alessandro: 'Optimal Control of a Class of Quantum Systems'
      • Talk Felix Hol (Stanford University, Department of Bioengineering): "Mosquitoes meet microfluidics: high-throughput molecular interrogation of mosquito-pathogen communities"
      • BN Seminar - Tom de Greef (TU Eindhoven): 'Engineering Bioinspired Molecular Networks and Synthetic Cells'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioSience - Nathaniel Martin (Utrecht University): 'Addressing Antibiotic Resistance: New strategies for Targeting the Bacterial Cell Wall'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Nico Tillie (TUD): 'Synergetic Urban Landscape Planning – Urban metabolism and the use of city data in Rotterdam to plan for a city as a sustainable ecosystem'
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Jonathan Sherratt (Edinburgh, School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences): 'Using mathematics and history to predict the future of semi-arid vegetation'
      • QuTech Colloquium - Dirk Englund (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): postponed. new date will follow soon
      • QuTech Colloquium - Peter Zoller (University of Innsbruck): "Quantum Simulation in the Innsbruck Quantum Cloud"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Dirk Morr (University of Chicago): 'The ubiquity of topology: of superconductors and heavy fermions'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Edmund J. Copeland (University of Nottingham): 'Attempts to explain our accelerating universe - from dark energy to modified gravity and from cosmological to atomic scales'
      • LCN2 Seminar - Hakan Güldas: 'Random walks on dynamic configuration model'
      • QN Colloquium - Eli Zeldov (Weizmann Institute of Science): 'Nanoscale thermal imaging: glimpse into dissipation in quantum systems down to atomic scale'
      • QN Seminar - Emre Togan: 'Realization of artificial gauge potentials and strong interactions with exciton polaritons'
      • QN Seminar - Arthur Barnard: 'New tools for probing classical and quantum nanomaterials'
      • QN Seminar - Fereshte Ghahari (National Institute of Standards and Technology, University of Maryland College Park): 'Quantized States, Berry Phases, and Quantum-Hall Wedding-Cake structures in Graphene Quantum Dots'
      • QN Seminar - Yiwen Chu (Yale University, Department of Applied Physics): 'Quantum acoustics with superconducting qubits'
      • QN Seminar - Jeevak Parpia (Cornell University, NY, USA): 'Superfluid 3He, Its time again! '
      • Folding genome by loop extrusion - talk at BN by Leonid Mirny (MIT)
      • LCN2 Seminar - Rense Corten (Utrecht University): “Segregation in Social Networks”
      • BN Seminar- Friedrich Foerster: TBA
      • Kavli colloquium - Hagan Bayley (Oxford University): "Nanopore engineering"
      • IL Seminar: Steven Simon (Oxford) - " Topologically Ordered Matter and Why You Should be Interested"
      • IL Seminar:Constantin Schrade (MIT) -TBA
      • BN Theory forum - Wouter Ellenbroek (TU Eindhoven): "Modelling reversibly crosslinked polymer networks"
      • BN seminar - Puk Knipscheer (Hubrecht Institute): "A novel pathway repairs endogenous DNA interstrand crosslinks"
      • BN seminar - Max Ryadnov (National Physical Laboratory): Designer protein self-assembly: new forms for old functions
      • BN seminar - Kazufumi Mochizuki (CNRS): "Small RNA-directed DNA elimination in Tetrahymena"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Beat Fierz (LCBM Lausanne) "Revealing chromatin state organization on the single-molecule scale"
      • QN Colloquium - José Ignacio Latorre (University of Barcelona): "Maximal Entanglement in Particle Physics"
      • QN Theory seminar - Steven Simon (Oxford Theoretical Physics): Topologically Ordered Matter and Why You Should be Interested
      • QuTech Colloquium - Sae Woo Nam (NIST): "Single Photon Detection Using Superconductors: Progress and Promise"
      • Ada Lovelace Distinguished Lecture Series - Anne Condon (Univ. of British Columbia): "Discovering the secret powers of bio-molecules"
      • BN seminar - Elif Karagoz (Univ. of California): "Sensing and Responding to Protein Folding Stress in the Endoplasmic Reticulum"
      • IL seminar: Constantin Schrade (MIT) - "Majorana superconducting qubits "
      • IL seminar: Alexander Ossipov (Nottingham) - "Scattering approach to Anderson localisation "
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii: Stefan Maier (Imperial College, London) - "Plasmonic and dielectric nanocavities for enhancing light/matter interactions and nanolocalized chemistry"
      • BN seminar - Ethan Garner (Harvard University): "A tale of contrasting dynamics: How two different polymers define the rod shape of bacteria and divide them in half"
      • BN seminar - Jian Xu (National University of Singapore): "Chilling temperature and stem cell integrity: A root perspective"
      • BN seminar - Minsu Kim (Emory College of Arts and Sciences/Department of Physics): "Stochastic nature of bacterial eradication using antibiotics"
      • IL seminar: Clement Tauber (Zurich) "Bulk-edge correspondence for Floquet topological insulators"
      • IL seminar - Yevheniia Cheipesh (Goettingen): "Exact description of the boundary theory of the Kitaev Toric Code with open boundary conditions"
      • QuTech seminar - Gregory Fuchs (Cornell University):"Quantum Control Over Diamond Qubits Using a Mechanical Resonator"
      • QuTech seminar - Dirk Englund (Quantum Phototonics Lab): tba
      • Lecture course Lorentz Professor - Tom Lubensky (University of Pennsylvania): Lectures on Elasticity - Lecture I: "Fundamentals"
      • Lecture course Lorentz Professor - Tom Lubensky (University of Pennsylvania): Lectures on Elasticity - Lecture II: "Sample materials"
      • Lecture course Lorentz Professor - Tom Lubensky (University of Pennsylvania): Lecture III: "Elasticity of Topological Mechanical Networks"
      • BN seminar - Kazufumi Mochizuki (Institute of Human Genetics): "Small RNA-directed DNA elimination in Tetrahymena"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Jim Mullikin (NIH, Rockville): "DNA sequencing technology and its applications to better understand the world around us"
      • Kavli Colloquium - Tim Michison (Harvard university): "Spatial Organization of a Very Large Cell by Microtubules”
      • QuTech seminar - Pablo Perez Piskunow: "The kernel polynomial method (KPM) applied to condensed-matter"
      • James de Yoreo:" They call it "Free Energy". So, hey, why pay?"
      • Seminar at BN - Houra Merrikh (University of Washington): "The clash of macromolecular titans: replication-transcription conflicts in bacteria"
      • Inaugural lecture Barbara Terhal (Delft/QuTech): "What makes quantum computers powerful?"
      • Presentation by Phillip Szuromi (Science): "Scientific Publishing from the Inside Out"
      • QN seminar - Silvan Schmid (Vienna): "Single-molecule analysis with silicon nitride drums"
      • Seminar Quantum Tinkerer Group - Valla Fatemi: "Gate-Accessible Superconductivity and Helical Modes in Monolayer WTe2"
      • QN seminar - Amir Safavi-Naeini (Stanford University) on developing wires for acoustic phonons
      • Multigrid and Multilevel Methods Workshop Day
      • BN seminar - Tom Lubensky (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Pennsylvania/Lorentz Professor 2018): "Confined Chromonics and Viral Membranes"
      • BN seminar - Vijay Tiwari (Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB): “Deciphering the Epigenetic Code of Brain Development & Function”
      • BN seminar - Shixin Liu (Rockefeller University, USA): "Functional plasticity in ring-shaped molecular motors"
      • QuTech Colloquium - Steven M. Girvin (Yale Quantum Institute): "Quantum Information Processing with Microwave Photons"
      • QN Colloquium - Michael Hartman (Heriot-Watt University): "Engineered Quantum Dynamics in Superconducting Circuits"
      • QuTech lecture - Phillippe Bergonzo (UC London): "CVD diamond growth: how to meet our expectations?"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Marcel Tijsterman (LUMC/IBL): "On worms, transgenic plants, and breast cancer patients"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Hong Liu (MIT): "The reasonable and unreasonable effectiveness of hydrodynamics in exotic quantum matter "
      • Il seminar - Mark Steudtner (Lorentz Institute): "Fermionic Quantum computation"
      • QuTech seminar - Tim Coopmans: "How would you like your stabilizer state? Different compact descriptions of stabilizer states"
      • Theory Seminar: Ryuichi Shindou (Beijing): "Theories of spin-nematic excitonic insulators in graphite under high magnetic field and quantum multi-criticality in disordered Weyl semimetal"
      • Theory seminar: Bert Kappen (Donders Inst., Nijmegen Univ.): "Learning quantum models from quantum or classical data"
      • Cosmology seminar - Anjan Ananda Sen (Jamia Millia Islamia Central University in New Delhi): " The price of shifting the Hubble constant and evidence for dark energy evolution"
      • TNW seminar - N. Gauquelin ( University of Antwerp): "Understanding structure-property relationships in complex oxide films and interfaces by advanced STEM and EELS"
      • Qu-tech seminar - Bas Hensen: "Gate-based dispersive spin readout of a silicon metal-oxide-semiconductor double quantum dot"
      • QuTech Colloquium - Andrea Morello (UNSW Sydney, Australia): "Quantum Computing and Quantum Chaos with Single Dopants in Silicon"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Hugo Touchette: "Processes on networks: From football to epidemics"
      • Il seminar - Oles Shtanko (MIT): "Dephasing-induced viscosity effects in quantum transport"
      • Lorentz seminar - Gal Lemut: "Charge Detection Enables Free-Electron Quantum Computation"
      • BN seminar - Rikiya Watanabe (Univ. of Tokyo): "Artificial biomembrane microsystems for single molecule analysis of membrane proteins"
      • QN lecture - C.K. Walker (unv. of Arizona): NASA balloon borne spectroscopic terahertz observatory (GUSTO)"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Ton Bisseling (WUR): "The evolution of the nitrogen fixing root nodule symbiosis; how to live from air
      • BN seminar - Jop Kind (Hubrecht): TBA
      • BN seminar (Cees Dekker lab): "Getting more out of nanopore experiments"
      • BN seminar - Aafke van den Berg (Mirnay Lab):"Treadmill model for cohesin-gene interactions
      • QN seminar - Erik Garnett (AMOLFF): "What can nano really do for solar?"
      • QN Colloquium - Patrick Maletinsky: "Nanoscale single spin magnetometry of condensed-matter systems"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Sean Carrol (Caltech): "Extracting the Universe from the Wave Function"
      • BN seminar - Jop Kind (Hubrecht): "Untangling spatial genome organization: detailed insights from single-cell DamID"
      • BN seminar - Mary Dunlop (Boston University): “Dynamics, Feedback, and Transient Antibiotic Resistance in Single Cells”
      • BN seminar - Hector Tejeda: "Membrane elasticity changes of intestinal cells correlates with cell barrier function under drug action"
      • Kavli Colloquium - David Awschalom: "Quantum spintronics: controlling and connecting spins in semiconductors"
      • QuTech talk - Boris Fine (Skoltech Faculty): "Hybrid quantum-classical method for simulating high-temperature dynamics of nuclear spins in solids"
      • Qutech seminar - Wolfgang Loeffler (Leiden university): "Quantum dots, cavities and photons"
      • QN seminar - Yasuhiro Tokura (Tsukuba university): "Microwave amplitude dependence of electric-dipole spin resonance"
      • QN seminar - Romain Quidant (ICFO): "Taming the dynamics of a levitated nanoparticle in vacuum"
      • BN seminar - Peter Swain (University of Edinburgh): "A distributed and dynamic intracellular organization of extracellular information"
      • QuTech lecture - Constantin Schrade (MIT): "Andreev or Majorana, Cooper finds out"
      • Holography@D-ITP Triangle Meeting
      • QuTech seminar - Sergii Strelchuk (University of Cambridge): "Classical and quantum features of the Schur transform for information processing"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Itamar Procaccia (Weizmann): "Catastrophic failure of Amorphous Solids"
      • IL seminar - Watse Sybesma (University of Iceland) - "Hyperscaling violating black holes with spherical and hyperbolic horizons"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Marta Miaczynska (Warsaw, Int. Inst. of Mol. and Cell Biology): "How do cells integrate endocytic membrane trafficking and signal transduction?"
      • QuTech Colloquium - Menno Veldhorst (QuTech): Quantum computation with silicon and germanium"
      • Cosmology seminar - Isaac Tutusaus Lleixa (IRAP, Toulouse): "Cosmic acceleration and type Ia supernovae luminosity-redshift dependence"
      • IL seminar - Ulf Gran (Chalmers University): "Holographic Plasmons"
      • QuTech seminar - Bert Kappen (Radboud University Nijmegen, Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit UCL London): "The Quantum Boltzmann Machine"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Amit Meller (The techniom Israel Institute of Technology): "Nanopore bio-sensing: past, present and future"
      • BN seminar - Qiong Yang (University of Michigan): “From molecules to development: understanding how biological oscillators function and coordinate”
      • Mini-symposium ‘Optical Tweezers and more: Manipulation of Objects at the Nano-meter Scale’
      • Cosmology seminar - Louis Perenon: "Optimising growth of structure constraints for modified gravity"
      • BN Seminar Amit Meller (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology): “Nanopores, Light, Proteins…”
      • IL seminar - Erik Plauschinn (LMU Munich): " Non-geometric backgrounds in string theory"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Marc Mézard (ENS, Paris): " Statistical Inference and statistical physics"
      • BN seminar - Vasili Hauryliuk (Umea University): “Adding names to the list of translational ABCF ATPases”
      • BN seminar - Joseph Larkin: “Signal percolation in a population of bacteria”
      • BN seminar - Tyler Kirby (Cornell, USA): “Lamin mutations cause mechanically-induced nuclear envelope rupture and DNA damage in muscle fibers”
      • IL seminar - Andrew Green (UCL): "The Lyapunov Spectrum of quantum thermalisation"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Jacqueline Bloch (CNRS/Paris Sud University): "Fluids of light in semiconductor lattices"
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Moises Canle (Univ. of A Coruña, Spain): "How is it like being a radical?
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Susan van Rossum:"Catalytic control in out-of-equilibrium systems"
      • Qn seminar - Miletto Granozio (CNR-SPIN, UOS Napoli): " Formation mechanism and atomic engineering of 2-dimensional electron gases at oxide interfaces"
      • BN seminar - Elias Puchner (University of Minnesota): "“Quantitative and motion-corrected super-resolution imaging of organelle dynamics and signalling cluster formation in living cells”
      • Seminar Bojk Berghuis: ”Mini-metagenomics-based discovery of novel methanogens in thermal hot springs“
      • Seminar Danny Sahtoe (David Baker lab, Seattle): "De Novo Computational Protein Design for Blood-Brain-Barrier Traversal"
      • String Theory seminar - Razvan Gurau (Polytechnique): "Invitation to random tensors and tensor field theory ''
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Juan Maldacena (Princeton): "Wormholes and entangled states"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Simon Groblacher (Delft/QN): "Quantum experiments with massive, mechanical oscillators"
      • QN seminar - John E. Sader (University of Melbourne): "Dynamics of nanometre scale mechanical resonators in fluid with applications to atomic and molecular sensing"
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium - Olivier Dauchot (Laboratoire Gulliver): "Model Experiments of Active Matter: at the interface between living organisms and theoretical models"
      • BN seminar - Sigal Ben-Yehuda, (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem): ” Bacterial nanotubes: conduits for intercellular molecular trafficking”
      • Theory seminar - Fabian Hassler (Aachen): "Dual Shapiro steps of a phase-slip junction in the presence of a parasitic capacitance"
      • String theory seminar - Chris Herzog ( King's college): "Graphene and Boundary Conformal Field Theory"
      • QN Colloquium - Phil King (School of Physics & Atronomy, St. Andrews):"Controlling quantum materials"
      • LCN2 Seminar -Tiziano Squartini (IMT Institute for Advanced Studies): "Network Ensembles"
      • QuTech lecture - Matthew Berrington (Australian National University): " Rare earth crystals for microwave-optical conversion"
      • QuTech talk - Johannes Borregaard: "One-way quantum repeaters with photonic cluster states"
      • Cosmology Mini symposium with several speakers
      • Cosmology seminar - Tao Yang (Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing): "Gravitational wave multi-messenger cosmology"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Paul Ginsparg (Cornell): At a Physics/Infosci intersection
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Guillaume Schull (CNRS Universite de Strasbourg): "STM-induced light emission: from molecular LED to subnanometric optical microscopy
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Annemarie Beers: "Scaling up aspects of supported metal catalysts and other materials"
      • BN seminar - Julián Valero: “Functional interlocked DNA nanostructures for engineering novel biomimetic systems”
      • Inaugural speech prof.dr. P. Steeneken (3mE/TNW): nanosystems
      • Cosmology seminar - Elena Sellentin (Leiden Observatory): TBA
      • String Theory seminar - Tomaz Prosen (University of Ljubljana): " Exact Spectral Form Factor and Entanglement Spreading in a Minimal Model of Many-Body Quantum Chaos"
      • QuTech lecture - Theodoros Kapourniotis (University of Edinburgh): "Fault-tolerant metrology"
      • BN seminar - Herve Isambert (Institut Curie): "Membrane reshaping by micrometric curvature sensitive septin filaments"
      • Cosmology seminar - Pierre Fleury (Université de Genève): "Weak gravitational lensing with finite beams"
      • Invitation Life Sciences Café & New Years Reception
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Tjeerd Barf: "Covalent inhibitor drugs: From serendipity to rational technology"
      • Cosmology seminar - Matteo Maturi: "Galaxy clusters as tools for cosmology"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Ben Feringa (university of Groningen): " The Art of Building Small "
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Ekkes Brück: "Materials for efficient heat pumps"
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium - Valeria Garbin (Imperial College): "Dynamic capillary assembly of colloids at interfaces with 10,000g accelerations"
      • BN seminar - Ronald van Rij (Radboud UMC): Biogenesis and functions of virus and host-derived piRNAs in vector mosquitoes"
      • Herve Isambert (Institut Curie): "Membrane reshaping by micrometric curvature sensitive septin filaments"
      • QN Colloquium Jan Aarts (Leiden University): "Combining superconductors and ferromagnets: from pi-junctions to spin-triplet supercurrents"
      • Software theory seminar - Pablo Pérez Piskunow: "Computation of topological invariants in disordered systems using algebraic projectors"
      • Soft & Biological Matter Seminar - Kislon Voitchovsky (Durham University): "Self-assembled networks of ions and molecules at solid-liquid interfaces: organisation and dynamics"
      • Cosmology seminar - Patricio Vielva (Instituto de Física de Cantabria (Universidad de Cantabria (CSIC)): TBA
      • ChemE Faculty Colloquium - D. Bedeaux (Norwegian university): "Small system thermodynamics"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Matteo Sfragara (Leiden): "Queue-based activation protocols in random-access wireless networks"
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Eduardo Andres Garcia: "Revealing the Mystery"
      • QuTech talk - Prof. Adam Micolich (UNSW Sydney): New materials for nanoelectronics: "Ultrathin Parylene insulators, p-GaAs nanowire transistors and InAs nanofin Hall bars"
      • QuTech talk - Andras Gilyen: "Quantum-inspired low-rank stochastic regression with logarithmic dependence on the dimension"
      • QuTech talk - Christoph Becher Universität des Saarlandes): "TBA"
      • BN seminar - Herve Isambert (Institut Curie): "TBA"
      • BN seminar - Morgan Beeby (Imperial College London): "TBA"
      • This week's discoveries - Kaveh Lahabi (LION): "Magnetically controlled paths for spin-polarised supercurrents"
      • Seminar Caviglia lab - Eric Bousquet (University of Liège): "Scrutinizing magnetoelectricity and multiferroism from first-principles: microscopic understanding and design rules"
      • BN seminar - Armagan Kocer (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen): "Mechanistic understanding and reverse engineering of ion channels: from fundamental science to nanotechnology"
      • QuTech talk - Oleg Lychkovskiy (Skolkovo Institute ): "Non-diagonal problem Hamiltonian for adiabatic quantum computation"
      • QN seminar - Natalia Ares: "Efficiently measuring and tuning quantum devices using machine learning"
      • Cosmology seminar - Vladimir Lukovic (Università di Roma ): TBA
      • String Theory seminar: Monica Guica (IPhT Saclay): TBA
      • Cosmology seminar - Alexander Vikman (CEICO): "Superluminality and UV-Completion"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Jan-Willem Veening (Lausanne): "Origins of antibiotic resistance"
      • D-ITP Quantum&Topological meeting.
      • Technological Biophysics Lecture - Anja van de Stolpe (Philips): "Medical research at Philips – Insights into Experimental Oncology Research and Working at Philips in general"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Lydéric Bocquet (CNRS PSL university): "Water and ionic transport at (sub-)nanoscales: puzzles and application"
      • Cosmoslogy seminar - Vladimir Lukovic (Università di Roma): TBA
      • Lorentz Seminar - Alexander Monin (EPFL, Lausanne): "Goldstone Bosons and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking"
      • ChemE FacultyColloquium - Antoni Forner-Cuenca: "Engineering Porous Materials for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage"
      • Technological Biophysics Lecture - Jan Weber (Boston scientific): "Biophysics in Stem Cell Therapy and Implant Applications"
      • Technological Biophysics Lecture - Laurent Holtzer (Philips): "Determining Phenotypes of Cancer by novel Computational Tools"
      • ChemE Colloquium - Tomasz Piskorz (ChemE-ASM): "Modeling of supramolecular fiber formation: nucleation, elongation, secondary nucleation and bundling"
      • Cosmology seminar - Giulia Cusin (University of Oxford): "Astrophysical background of gravitational waves: from cosmology to a new era of precision astrophysics"
      • String theory seminar - Benjamin Withers (University of Geneva): TBA
      • LCN2 Seminar - Janusz Meylahn : "The two-community noisy Kuramoto model"
      • Technological Biophysics Lecture - Kuan Yan (OCELLO): "Image analysis infrastructure to evaluate drug responses in in vitro assays"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek lecture on BioScience - Richard Smith: "Towards an integrated framework for computational MorphoDynamX"
      • Software theory seminar - Yang Wang: "Five-Qubit Code in a NV Center"
      • BN seminar - Seppe Kuehn (Univ. Illinois Urbana Champagne): " “Dynamics and function in closed microbial communities”
      • BN seminar - Shalev Itzkovitz (Weizmann Institute of Science): "Spatial transcriptomics of mammalian tissues"
      • Mini-Symposium - Roman Jerala (National institute of chemistry ): "Designable modularity for protein origami nanostructures and cellular circuits"
      • Mini-Symposium - Filipe Natalio (Weizmann Institute): "Towards material farming: where plant biology meets material sciences"
      • BN seminar - Markus Linder (Aalto University): "Phase separations as a self-assembly mechanism in protein materials"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Ruth Durrer (University of Geneva): "Testing General Relativity with Cosmological Observations"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Jascha Repp (univ. of Regensburg): "Accessing non-equilibrium states at the atomic scale"
      • BN seminar - Carl Goodrich (Harvard University): “Disordered systems with complex bonds: from basic principles to biomimetic functionality”
      • LCN2 Seminar - Nicos Starreveld: "Dynamic random graph model for polymerisation in a confined environment"
      • Fabrizio Renzi (University of Rome): "Evolution and signature of cosmological magnetic fields"
      • String Theory seminar - Dmitry Bagrets (Koeln): TBA
      • String theory seminar - David Rodriguez Fernandez (Wuerzburg University): TBA
      • Lorentz seminar - Jens Bardarson (KTH Stockholm)- "Mixed axial-torsional anomaly in Weyl semimetals"
      • Cosmology Seminar: Alkistis Pourtsidou (Queen Mary University of London): TBD
      • Technological Biophysics – Lectures: Ruud Verrijk (Dr. Reddy's): "High quality and affordable medical treatments"
      • Technological Biophysics – Lectures - Abdoel El Ghabbzouri (LUMC and former BIOMIMIQ): "Human Tissue Equivalents - and what to expect when you fund a new company!"
      • Technological Biophysics lectures - Henriette Lanz: "Organs on Chip"
      • Technological Biophysics lecture - Jeroen van Smeden: "Drug Development"
      • Qutech seminar - Jukka Pekola: "Quantum heat transport in superconducting circuits"
      • QN seminar - Jens Bardarson f(KTH Stockholm): "Axial anomalies in Weyl semimetals"
      • QuTech seminar - Elke Scheer (University of Konstanz): "Probing Odd-Triplet Contributions to the Proximity Effect by Scanning Tunneling Spectroscopy"
      • Lorentz seminar - Oleg Ruchayskiy (University of Copenhagen): "Chiral electrodynamics: from the early Universe to laboratories"
      • String theory seminar - Eric Mefford (Polytechnique): " Surprises in holographic quantum field theories with a compact direction"
      • Bn seminar - Ethan Garner: "Using optical assays of enzyme activity to understand how bacteria control their shape and rate of growth"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Chunshan Lin (Warsaw University): “A class of minimally modified gravity theories”
      • String theory seminar - Dmitry Bagrets (Koeln): " The Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model and large conformal Goldstone fluctuations"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Valerian Dolja (Oregon State University): "Myosin motors drive cytoplasmic streaming, cell growth and plant development"
      • Qn seminar - Xiaoqian Chen: "Charge Density Wave Memory in a Cuprate Superconductor La2-xBaxCuO4"
      • QN seminar - Maiken Mikkelsen: "New quantum materials: Sculpting electromagnetic fields on the atomic scale"
      • QuTech Colloquium - Jelena Vuckovic (Stanford University): "Optimized quantum photonics"
      • Lorentz seminar - Morten Kjaergaard-Munk: " Fidelity and visibility loss in Majorana qubits by entanglement with environmental modes"
      • Qutech Seminar - Siddharta Das: "Extendibility limits the performance of quantum processors"
      • BN seminar - Sheref Mansy (University of Trento): TBA
      • BN seminar - Tony Hyman (Max Planck Institute): " The roles of phase separation in organization of cellular biochemistry"
      • QN seminar - Morten Kjærgaard Munk (Niels Bohr Institute Copenhagen): : "Fidelity and visibility loss in Majorana qubits by entanglement"
      • LCN2 Seminar -Jeroen Bruggeman (University of Amsterdam): "Cooperation for Public Goods Driven by Noise"
      • String theory seminar - Eva Llabres (CPhT Saclay): TBA
      • String Theory seminar - Gert Aarts: "Hadrons under extreme conditions"
      • QN seminar - Mitali Banerjaa (Columbia University): "Quantization of heat flow in the fractional quantum Hall regime "
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Pamela Yeh (UCLA, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology): " How interactions among multiple stressors affect the ecological and evolutionary trajectories of populations"
      • String theory seminar -Manuel Vielma (university of Geneva): " Eigenstate thermalization in the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model"
      • Lorentz seminar - Dima Oriekhov (Kiev): "Electronic states of pseudospin-1 fermions in lattice ribbons in a magnetic field"
      • Lorentz seminar - Omrie Ovdat (Technion): "Vacancies in Graphene : Dirac Physics and Fractional Vacuum Charges"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfesti - Paul Steinhardt (Princeton University): "The second kind of impossible"
      • QN colloquium - Marileen Dogterom: TBA
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Gilad Haran (Weizmann institute of science): "How fast are functional motions of protein machines? A single-molecule perspective"
      • Software theory seminar -Filip Rozpedek: " Optimising practical entanglement distillation"
      • ImPhys Seminar - Lev Vaidman ( Tel Aviv University, ): "The many - worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics"
      • Cosmology seminar - Vicente Atal (University of Barcelona): "Primordial Black Holes during Inflation and the Non-Gaussian Regime"
      • Theory seminar - Dima Oriekhov (Kiev): "Electronic states of pseudospin-1 fermions in lattice ribbons in a magnetic field"
      • BN seminar - Allyson Sgro (Boston University): TBA
      • BN seminar - André Esteves-Torres ( Sorbonne University and CNRS):
      • Lorentz Chair lecture course - Seth Lloyd (MIT): "Quantum algorithms"
      • Lorentz Chair lecture course - Seth Lloyd (MIT): "Building quantum computers"
      • Lorentz Chair lecture course - Seth Lloyd (MIT): "The future of quantum computing"
      • Cosmology seminar - Gianmassimo Tasinato (Swansea University): TBD
      • Cosmology seminar - Stefano Anselmi (Observatoire de Paris and IAP): "What use are the Baryon Acoustic Oscillations? Why the Linear Point standard ruler?"
      • Lorentz seminar - Vincent Mourik (Sidney): "Coherent electrical control of a single high spin nucleus in silicon"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Seth Lloyd (MIT): " Quantum computing: past, present, and future "
      • Quo Vadis Summer Edition
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Nick Lane (London University College): "Energy and matter at the origin of life"
      • Software theory seminar - Lingling Lao: "Fault-tolerant quantum error correction on NISQ devices: flag and bridge qubits"
      • Lorentz seminar - Maxim Breitkreiz (Berlin): "Large contribution of Fermi arcs to the conductivity of Weyl metals"
      • Software theory seminar - Arjan Cornelissen: TBA
      • Qutech Quantumlab
      • QuTech talk - Seth Lloyd (MIT): "Loading classical data into quantum computers"
      • BN seminar - Christoph Spahn: "Microbiology meets Nanoscopy - Studying E. coli chromosome organization and the effect of antimicrobial compounds using super-resolution microscopy"
      • Software theory seminar - Aritra Sarkar: "Implementing VHQCAs based optimization for accelerating genomics"
      • QuTech talk - Jedrzej Kaniewski:"Incompatibility robustness of quantum measurements: a unified framework"
      • QuTech talk - Robert Bogdan Staszewski (University College Dublin): " Quantum Computer on a Chip"
      • Bn seminar - Peter Peters (Maastricht University): TBA
      • Cosmology Seminar - Simon Dario Riquelme Munoz: "A Tip for Landscape Riders: Multi-Field Inflation Can Fulfill the Swampland Distance Conjecture"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Antonella Garzilli (Niels Bohr Institute): TBD
      • Cosmology Seminar - Chiara Moretti (Trieste Observatory): TBD
      • QN colloquium - Jeremy Levy (University of California): "Pascal conductance series in ballistic one-dimensional LaAlO3/SrTiO3 channels"
      • BN seminar - Stephen Bell (Howard Hughes Medical Institute): TBA
      • BN talk - Adam Hall: "Solid-state nanopore analysis of molecular bioindicators"
      • BN seminar - Hugo Snippert (University Medical Center Utrecht & Oncode Institute): "Real-time quantification of cellular drug response in patient-derived tumor organoids reveals heterogeneity in space and time"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture - Rob Phillips (Caltech, Biophysics and Biology): "Finding Needles in Genomic Haystacks"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Erwin Frey (Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich): "Emergence and Self-Organization in Biological Systems"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - François Graner (Paris Diderot University): "A maggot becomes a fly"
      • QuTech Colloquium - Jay Gambetta (IBM): TBA
      • QuTech Colloquium - Jens Eisert (Freie Universität Berlin): "Towards closing the loopholes of showing a quantum advantage"
      • QN Colloquium - Chennupati Jagadish (Australian National University): "Semiconductor Nanowires for Optoelectronics Applications"
      • BN seminar - Iddo Heller (VU University Amsterdam): TBA
      • BN seminar - Ariane Briegel (Leiden University): TBA
      • BN seminar - Friedrich Simmel (Technical University of Munich): TBA
      • BN seminar - Tzviya Zeev-Ben-Mordehai (Utrecht University): TBA
      • BN seminar - Sarah Köster (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen): TBA
      • LCN2 Seminar - Mark Alber (University of California Riverside ): 'Multi-scale models of fibrin networks'
      • QuTech talk - Mikhail Titov (Radboud University Nijmegen): "Anisotropy induced by spin-orbit interactions: new insights to chiral magnetism and magnetization dynamics"
      • QuTech talk - Eugene Demler (Harvard University): " Many-body dynamics in pump and probe experiments: From light amplification to terahertz STM"
      • Kavli Colloquium - Harold Y. Hwang: "Soft Chemistry Approaches to Two-Dimensional Oxide Quantum Materials"
      • Cosmology seminar - Djuna Croon (Triumf): Gravitational Waves: a new window onto the Early Universe""
      • Cosmology seminar - Matteo Biagetti (University of Amsterdam): "Primordial Features in the BAO spectrum"
      • LCN2 Seminar - David Camacho (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain): "Detection of Dynamic Communities in Social Networks through the use of Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithms"
      • QN Colloquium - Ingmar Swart (Universiteit Utrecht): "Electronic quantum materials simulated with artificial model lattices"
      • Cybersecurity and privacy talks 2019
      • Lorentz seminar - Fabian Hassler (Aachen): "Statistics of radiation due to non-degenerate Josephson parametric down conversion"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Giovanni Tambalo (SISSA): "Dark Energy Instabilities induced by Gravitational Waves"
      • Bn seminar - Steve Bell (MIT): “Single-molecule Studies of Eukaryotic DNA Replication Initiation”
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Haico van Attikum (LUMC): "DNA repair in chromatin: the cancer connection"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Jonathan Leach (Heriot-Watt University): "Imaging at the speed of light"
      • BN seminar - Thomas Miller (The Francis Crick Institute): "Will high-resolution time-resolved cryoEM experiments put those of us performing single-molecule fluorescence studies out of business?"
      • BN seminar - Manos Mavrakis (Institut Fresnel): "genetically-encoded fluorescence-based reporters for measuring actin filament organization in living cells and tissues"
      • BN seminar - Serge Mostowy (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine): "Use of the cytoskeleton to control Shigella infection"
      • QN seminar - Yonatan Sivan: "Ultrafast diffusion of heat in metals – theory and measurements"
      • Cosmology seminar - Rafael Bravo (Universidad de Chile): TBA
      • String theory seminar - Gabor Sarosi (CERN): "Chaos in the butterfly cone"
      • Holography@D-ITP meeting
      • Theoretical Cosmology meeting
      • Lorentz theory seminar - Aron Beekman:"Generalized Josephson effects"
      • QuTeck talk - Marco Bernardi: "Electron Dynamics in Materials from First Principles'
      • QN seminar - Michael B. Johnston (University of Oxford): "Developing new Terahertz Frequency Devices and Perovskite Solar Cells via Terahertz Spectroscopy"
      • Cosmology seminar - Kit Gallagher (Queen Mary University of London): "Multi-Scale Perturbation Theory for Cosmologies with Nonlinear Structure"
      • QN seminar - Eliska Greplova (ETH): "Topological codes revisited: Hamiltonian learning and topological phase transitions"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Uwe Grether (Roche Innovation Center, Basel): "Cannabinoid receptor 2 agonists on their way to clinics – How industrial drug discovery and academic research can cross-fertilize each other"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Jo van den Brand (Nikhef/Virgo): "Gravitational waves: Physics at the Extreme"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Nikta Fakhi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): "Thermodynamics of biological active matter"
      • BN seminar - Aleksei Aksimentiev (University of Illinois): TBA
      • QuTech seminar - László Oroszlány (Eötvös University, Budapest): "Competition of trivial and topological phases in graphene-based hybrid systems"
      • QuTech talk - Jelmer Renema (University of Twente): "Boson sampling with losses is classically simulable"
      • QuTech Colloquium -Oliver Dial (IBM): "Metrics and Performance of Superconducting Quantum Devices"
      • Lorentz seminar - Henning Schomerus (Lancaster): "Random-Matrix perspective on many-body localization"
      • String theory seminar - Nico Wintergerst (Niels Bohr Institute): "Black holes from free fields: On thermalization in singlet models"
      • Cosmology seminar - Marko Simonovic (CERN): " Cosmological Parameters from the BOSS Galaxy Power Spectrum"
      • LCN2 seminar - Michel Mandjes (University of Amsterdam): “A Diffusion-Based Analysis of a Road Traffic Network"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - J.C. Séamus Davis (University of Oxford): “Discovery and Exploration of the Cuprate"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium -Peng Chen (Cornell University):“Single-molecule chemistry: nanocatalysts and bacterial efflux”
      • BN seminar - Timothy Elston (University of North Carolina): TBA
      • BN seminar - Ilya Finkelstein (University of Texas): TBA
      • Cosmology seminar - Fabio Moretti (Sapienza, Universita' di Roma): TBA
      • Cosmology Seminar - Kaloian Lozanov (MPI garching): TBA
      • QN Colloquium - Andrei Bernevig (Princeton University): " Topological Quantum Chemistry and The Topological Periodic Table of Materials"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfesti - Lorentz Professor Gregory Dvali (NYU and LMU Munich): "Universality of Laws of Information and Unitarity"
      • e-Refinery Lunch lecture - Arvind Gangoli Rao: " A Possible Role for Cryogenic Fuels in Civil Aviation"
      • Van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience -Jonathan Bard (Oxford, Department of Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics): "Systems developmental biology, mutation and the unsolved problem of evolution"
      • BN seminar - Meindert Lamers (Leiden University Medical Center): TBA
      • BN seminar - Knut Drescher (Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology): TBA
      • BN seminar - Stefan Munster (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems): TBA
      • BN seminar - Savvas Savvides (Ghent University, Dept. Biochemistry & Microbiology): TBA
      • First lecture Lorentz Professor - Gregory Dvali (NYU and LMU Munich): "Axion, anomalies and gravity"
      • ONLINE: Second lecture Lorentz Professor - Gregory Dvali (NYU and LMU Munich): "The Hierarchy Problem and Naturalness"
      • ONLINE: Third lecture Lorentz Professor - Gregory Dvali (NYU and LMU Munich): "The Cost of Altering Gravity?"
      • Lorentz seminar - Justin Read (UK):Dark matter heats up in dwarf galaxies""
      • QuTech lecture - Dorian Oser (PhD student Paris-Saclay University): TBA
      • Kavli colloquium - Michel Devoret ( Yale university):TBA
      • LCN2 Seminar - Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen: "From 'theory of critical brain dynamics’ to biomarkers of excitation/inhibition balance"
      • Cosmology seminar - Marco Raveri (The University of Pennsylvania): "Is the standard cosmological model in crisis?"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Sergei Mukhin (Moscow): "Spontaneous symmetry breaking in finite extended Dicke model"
      • String Theory seminar - Mihailo Cubrovic (university of Belgrade): "Wormholes and Entropy"
      • Kavli colloquium - Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins University): "CRISPR and DNA repair"
      • van Leeuwenhoek Lecture on BioScience - Alexander Kros (LIC): "Chemical approaches to control the in vivo behavior of nano medicines"
      • QN Colloquium - Fulvio Parmigiani, (Univ. of Trieste): "Ultrafast angel-resolved photoemission spectroscopy of quantum materials"
      • String Theory seminar - Mihailo Cubrovic (university of Belgrade): "Wormholes and Entropy"
      • Lorentz Center workshop 'Fundamental Physics at the Crossroads'
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Eva Y. Andrei (Rutgers university, New Jersey USA): "The magic of atomically thin crystals"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Qi Zhang: "Weak and strong ensemble nonequivalence in systems with local constraints"
      • This Week's Discoveries - Luca Giomi: "Hydrodynamics of collective cell migration: the good, the bad and the chiral"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Philipp Kukura (university of Oxford): "Mass photometry: weighing molecules with light"
      • onlineLorentz seminar - Johannes Bausch (Cambridge): "Complexity Theory, Quantum Algorithms and Many-Body Systems"
      • ONLINE: Lorentz Seminar - Johannes Bausch (Cambridge): "Complexity Theory, Quantum Algorithms and Many-Body Systems"
      • Online Cosmology seminar -Santiago Casas (CosmoStat): "Measuring Dark Energy with non-linear observables in the Euclid era"
      • Online Lorentz seminar - Lara Ulcakar (Jozef Stefan Institute): "Kibble-Zurek behavior in Chern insulators"
      • FTQC talks - Floor van Riggelen: "2x2 quantum dot array in Germanium" and Medina Bandic: "Design Space Exploration Methodologies for Efficient Mapping of Quantum Circuits"
      • This Week's Discoveries - Ann Meeussen (LION): "The peculiar effect of a small error"
      • Virtual Long Range Colloquium - Titus Neupert (University of Zürich): "Exceptional Topological Insulators"
      • Inaugural Address Prof.dr. G.H. Koenderink (TNW), only for invitees: Een langdradig verhaal over leven
      • LCN2 seminar - Roeland Merks: “Mathematical Modeling of Embryonic Development: The Intra- and Extracellular Networks that Coordinate Collective Cell Behavior"
      • Physical Review Journal Club: Two-Qubit Spectroscopy of Spatiotemporally Correlated Quantum Noise in Superconducting Qubits"
      • Physical Review Journal Club: "Benchmarking a High-Fidelity Mixed-Species Entangling Gate"
      • Cosmology Seminar - William Giare' (Sapienza, University of Rome): " Testing deviations from the standard inflationary predictions with Primordial Gravitational Waves"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Pedram Roushan (Google AI Quantum): "Tuning quantum information scrambling in two-dimensional systems"
      • KNAW biophysics talks
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Brian Skinner (Ohio State University: "Measurement-induced Phase Transitions in the Dynamics of Quantum Entanglement"
      • BN Virtual Seminar - Yves Brun (university of Montreal): " “The role of dynamic pili in bacterial adhesion”
      • BN Virtual Seminar - Jan-Willem Veening: "Fighting the spread of antibiotic resistance with bacterial competence inhibitors”
      • BN Virtual Seminar - KC Huang (Stanford university): "Physics of bacterial growth and evolution”
      • BN Virtual Seminar - Mathilde Galli (Hubrecht Institute): “Understanding the drivers and consequences of somatic polyploidy”
      • JvdW 2020, The Introspection! Alessandra Silvestri: TBA
      • Life science webinar - "Smart Protein Analysis
      • Life science webinar - "Be confident with antibodies"
      • Life science webinar - Western Blotting "tips and tricks"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Subodh Patil: “Bridging the gap: spectral distortions as a probe of gravitational waves and physics beyond the Standard Model"
      • LOTN National seminar
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Natalia Ares (Oxford University): "Measuring and tuning quantum devices faster than human experts"
      • Speakers'corner - Antonio Manesco (University of São Paulo): " Correlations in the elastic Landau level of spontaneously buckled graphene"
      • Speakers'corner - Hamed Vakili (University of Virginia): "Using skyrmionic racetracks for unconventional computing"
      • Speakers'corner - Joshuah T. Heath (Boston College): "Landau Quasiparticles in Weak Power-Law Liquids "
      • Speakers'corner - Valla Fatemi (Yale University): "Topological Band Structures in the Offset-Parameter-Dependence of Small Josephson Circuits"
      • Speakers'corner - André Melo (Kavli Institute): "Conductance asymmetries in mesoscopic superconducting devices due to finite bias"
      • Speakers'corner - Julien Barrier (University of Manchester): "Long-range ballistic transport of Brown-Zak fermions in graphene superlattices"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Martin van Hecke: "Mechanical Pathways, Hysterons and Metamaterials
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Sense-Jan van der Molen: "Probing interlayer interaction in van der Waals materials”
      • BN webinar - Charles Cockell (University of Edinburgh): "Biomining and biosignatures: exploring microbial interactions with rocks on the international space station" .
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Jennifer Cano (Stony Brook University): "Higher magic angles in twisted bilayer graphene and topological twistronics"
      • NPS17 - Webinar: "Circularity"
      • NPS17 Webinar: "Water"
      • NPS17 - Webinar: Health, food and pharma"
      • Cosmology seminar - Siyi Zhou (Stockholm University): " Gravitational Wave from First Order Phase Transition during Inflation"
      • LCN2 seminar - Bastian Prasse (TU Delft): "Prediction of epidemics on networks"
      • Speakers'corner - Chun-Xiao Liu (TU Delft): "Electronic properties of InAs/EuS/Al hybrid nanowires"
      • BN seminar -Marvin Tanenbaum: "Using single-molecule microscopy to study gene expression dynamics in living cells”
      • QN seminar - Alberto de la Torre Duran (Brown University): " Towards non-thermal control of quantum materials"
      • QN seminar - Koji Usami: "Can we really magnetize a ray of light?"
      • Speaker's corner - Bo Peng (University of Cambridge): "Topological phonons in oxide perovskites controlled by light"
      • Speakers'corner - Dalla Torre Emanuele (Bar-Ilan University): "Statistical Floquet prethermalization from kicked rotors to the Bose-Hubbard model"
      • Speaker's corner - Vasilii Vadimov (QCD Labs, Aalto university): " Many-body Majorana-like zero modes without gauge symmetry"
      • Speaker's corner - Antonio Manesco (University of São Paulo): " Strain-engineering the topological type-II Dirac semimetal NiTe2"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Deji Akinwande (University of Texas): "2D materials: From atoms to applications"
      • Speaker's corner - Chun-Xiao Liu (TU Delft): "Electronic properties of InAs/EuS/Al hybrid nanowires"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Carlo Beenakker: "Chiral magnetic effect in a Weyl superconductor"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Eiko Fried: " "Network psychometrics: using network models to understand psychological constructs like personality, cognition, and mental illness"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Michel Orrit: "Optical Microspectroscopy of single Molecules and Nanoparticles"
      • QN Colloquium - Thomas Jennewein (Instit. for Quantum Computing, Univ. of Waterloo): "Advancing satellite based quantum communication channels"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Abhishek Kumar (Indiana University Bloomington): "Floquet Gauge Pump"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Leonid Levitov (MIT): "Electrons Bloch-waltzing in Moire superlattices"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Andrea Young: "Orbital magnetism in graphene heterostructures"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Xie Chen: "Fracton and Chern-Simons Theory"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Kostas Vilkelis (Qutech, TU Delft): "Bloch-Lorentz magnetoresistance oscillations in delafossites"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Helene Spring: "Amorphous topological phases protected by continuous rotation symmetry"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Elizabeth Dresselhaus: "Numerical evidence for marginal scaling at the integer quantum Hall transition"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Jan Zaanen (Lorentz Institute): "Planckian Dissipation"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Daniela Kraft (LION): "Flexible colloidal structures"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Michał Pacholski: "Deconfinement of Majorana vortex modes produces a superconducting Landau level"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Yevheniia Cheipesh: " Quantum tunneling dynamics in complex SYK model quenched-coupled to a cool-bath"
      • Lecture: biography of Paul Ehrenfest and Tatiana Afanassjewa
      • Cosmology seminar - Lia Medeiros (IAS, Princeton): "Gravitational Test Beyond the First Post-Newtonian Order with the EHT"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Pramod Kumar (Aalto University): " Flat band induced non-Fermi liquid behavior of multicomponent fermions"
      • JvdW colloquium - Maarten de Jong (Nikhef/Leiden University): "KM3NeT: The next generation neutrino telescope"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Monika Aidelsburger (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich): "Ultracold atoms in optical lattices out-of-equilibrium"
      • DRSTP -National Seminiar
      • BN Seminar - Nicolas Fawzi: “Visualizing RNA-binding protein phase separation with atomic resolution”
      • JvdW colloquium - Luca Giomi: "Hydrodynamics of collective cell migration: the good, the bad and the chiral"
      • BN seminar - Kristina Ganzinger: “Exploring membrane-bound signalling processes by in vitro reconstitution and single-molecule microscopy”
      • Cosmology seminar - Andreas Mantziris (Imperial College London): "Cosmological implications of electroweak vacuum instability: constraints on the Higgs curvature coupling from inflation"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Andrew Mackenzie: " Benefits of good old-fashioned crystalline perfection - new physics in ultra pure delafossite metals"
      • De Sitter Journal Club - Alexey Boyarsky: 'Introduction to "Strong gravitaional lensing and dark matter
      • De Sitter Journal Club - James Nightingale (Durham University): "dark matter with galaxy-scale strong lensing"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Valentin Crepel (MIT): "Superconductivity mediated by a third-electron: Spin-triplet superconductivity from excitonic effect in doped band insulators"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Bin Hu (Beijing Normal University): "GW lensing magnification for stellar binary black hole"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Andreas Wallraff (ETH Zurich): "Microwave Networks for Solid State Quantum Information Processors"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Michael Sentef (Max Planck Institute): "Cavity quantum materials"
      • Web lectures & Discussion Panel - Quantum Deonstrator Platforms
      • BN seminar - Jerome Bonnet: "TBA"
      • VSF Speakers'Corner - Dominic Else (MIT): "Quantum many-body topology of quasicrystals"
      • KNAW Biophysics talks
      • IMPHYS COLLOQUIUM - Turgut Durduran (ICFO): "Peeking deep (>1 cm) inside the body with diffuse light: fundamentals, instrumentation and a clinical journey"
      • Speakers' corner - Mazhar Ali (Max Planck Institute): "Realization of the field-free Josephson diode"
      • Speakers'corner - André Melo (Kavli Institute of Nanoscience): "Multiplet supercurrent in Josephson tunneling circuits"
      • Speakers'corner - Antonio Manesco (University of São Paulo): "Correlation-induced valley topology in buckled graphene superlattices"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Anupam Mazumdar: "Colliding Schrödinger's kittens for testing Quantum Gravity"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Jonathan Simon (University of Chicago): "When Photons Self-Organize: Making Matter from Light"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Giuseppe Carleo (EPFL Lausanne): "Many-body wave functions in the era of machine learning and quantum computing"
      • LCN2 Seminar: "The broad edge of synchronization in brain networks"
      • EWEG2D'21 online lecture - Felix Baumberger (University of Geneva): "The electronic structure of few-layer black phosphorus"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Noah F. Q. Yuan (Shenzhen JL Computational Science and Applied Research Institute): "Supercurrent diode effect and finite momentum superconductivity"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Sebastian Huber (ETH Zurich): "Topological Mechanics"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Andrea Caviglia: "Ultrafast control of magnetic interactions via light-driven phonons"
      • Tatiana Afanassjewa talk - Alessandra Silvestri about the Evolution of the Universe
      • LCN2 Seminar - Pierfrancesco Dionigi: "Spectral signature of breaking of ensemble equivalence for random network models"
      • VSF Speakers' corner - Jonathan Curtis (Harvard University): "Cavity magnon-polaritons in cuprate parent compounds"
      • QuTech360 seminar - Giordano Scappucci: " The germanium quantum information route"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Natalie Hogg (IFT Madrid): : "The distance duality relation: violations, constraints and biases"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Andrea Caviglia (TU Delft): "Ultrafast control of magnetic interactions via light-driven phonons"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Yantao Li (Indiana University): "Dirac Magic and Lifshitz Transitions in AA-Stacked Twisted Multilayer Graphene"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Maarten Markering (MI, Leiden University): "Breaking of ensemble equivalence for dense random graphs under a single constraint"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Cui-Zu Chang (Pennsylvania State University): "Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect in the Magnetic Topological Insulator Thin Films"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Atac Imamoglu (ETH Zurich): "Strongly correlated electrons in atomically thin semiconductors"
      • Cosmology seminar -Will Barker (University of Cambridge): "Torsion-squared gravity, and its multiplier extensions"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Fabian Hassler (Aachen): " Weak measurement protocols for Majorana bound state identification"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Tom O'Brien (Google): "Quantum computation of molecular structure"
      • Tatiana Afanassjewa talk - Martin van Hecke: "Extreme phenomena in soft materials"
      • Tatiana Afanassjewa talk - Jan van Ruitenbeek about building at atomic scales
      • QuTech360 seminar - Mohamed Abobeih: "Fault-tolerant operation of a logical qubit in a diamond quantum processor"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Julián Rey: "Primordial black holes in an early matter-dominated era and stochastic inflation"
      • VSF Speakers' Corner - Guanzhong Wang (TU Delft): "Non-local measurement of quasiparticle distribution in proximitized semiconductor nanowires using quantum dots"
      • JvdW colloquium: Louise Jawerth: " Fiber growth, ultra-low surface tensions and glass-like aging: Protein condensates as novel materials"
      • Speakers'Corner - Jean-Sébastien Caux (University of Amsterdam): "SciPost and the reform of scientific publishing"
      • Speakers' corner - Guanzhong Wang: "Non-local measurement of quasiparticle distribution in proximitized semiconductor nanowires using quantum dots"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - David Goldhaber-Gordon (Stanford University): "Can a solid-state quantum simulator help us understand materials?"
      • Theoretical Cosmology meeting
      • QMO seminar - Anastasiia Skurativska: " Fragile topological flat bands through adatom superlattice engineering on graphene"
      • National seminar THEP
      • VSF Focus workshop on Andreev reflection in quantum Hall systems
      • Speakers'Corner - Bastien Lapierre (University of Zurich): "Topologically Localized Insulators"
      • Speakers' corner - Antonio Manesco (TU Delft): "Mechanisms of Andreev reflection in quantum Hall graphene"
      • Speakers' corner - Ding Zhang (Tsinghua University): "Ising superconductivity in few-layer stanene"
      • Speakers' corner - Charles Kane (University of Pennsylvania): "Quantized Nonlinear Response in Ballistic Metals"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Frank Pijpers (SBC/UvA): Networks, contagion spreading & reproduction numbers
      • JvdW colloquium: Justin Ye (University of Groningen): "Field Effect Control of Quantum Phases in 2D Materials"
      • VSF Long Range Colloquium - Corentin Coulais (University of Amsterdam): "The Non-Hermitian physics of odd Robotic Matter"
      • Speakers' corner - Trithep Devakul (MIT): "Quantum anomalous Hall effect from inverted charge transfer gap: application to moire transition metal dichalcogenide bilayers"
      • Speakers' corner - Ivan Kulesh (QuTech, Delft University of Technology): "Longitudinal resistance oscillations in InSbAs 2DEGs in a Quantum Hall regime"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Flavio Bombacigno (Universidad de Valencia and IFIC): "Landau damping for gravitational waves"
      • Speakers' corner - Nisarga Paul (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): "Giant proximity exchange and flat Chern band in 2D magnet-semiconductor heterostructures"
      • JvdW colloquium: Richard J. Warburton (University of Basel): "A bright source of coherent single-photons
      • Casimir office closed as of 20 December
      • Speakers' corner -Jinglei Zhang (University of Waterloo): "SU(2) hadrons on a quantum computer"
      • QuTech360 seminar - David Elkouss Coronas: "Theory tools for designing quantum networks"
      • QuTech 360 seminar - Fabio Sebastiano: "TBA"
      • Online talk - Nicolas Sangouard: "Device-independent quantum key distribution"
      • BN Seminar - Chase Broedersz: "Learning the statistical folding of bacterial chromosomes”
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Florian Schreck (university of Amsterdam): " Continuous Bose-Einstein condensation and superradiant clocks"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Markus Morgenstern (RWTH Aachen): "Magnetism meets topology: The gap of Mn-rich MnSb2Te4"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Katharina Franke (Freie Universität Berlin): "Artificially-constructed chains of magnetic adatoms on superconducting 2H-NbSe2"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium -Davide Bigoni (University of Trento) : "Hyperelasticity and beyond"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Anna Sanpera (Universitat Autònoma Barcelona): "Elizabeth Gardner and the storage capacity of quantum neural networks"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium -Frank-J. Meyer zu Heringdorf (Universität Duisburg-Essen): TBA
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Christine Silberhorn (Paderborn University): TBA
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Elie Raphaël (ESPCI ParisTech): Moving at the air-water interface
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Philipp Kukura (University of Oxford): Weighing biomolecules with light
      • Welcome event Kavli Artist in Residence: Andrija Pavlovic
      • The QuTech Sparks Workshop 2022
      • Reboot: Holography@D-ITP meeting
      • Lecture Kavli Artist in Residence - Klaus Molmer: “Synesthesia with quanta and music”
      • QuTech 360 seminar - Fabio Sebastiano: "Cryo-CMOS electrical interfaces for quantum processors"
      • LCN2 Seminar - Leo Torres (Max Plank Institute): "Graph homotopy, non-backtracking matrix, and X-centrality"
      • Theory seminar - Marc Serra Garcia: "Hypersmart mechanics: Functionalities, design strategies and algorithms"
      • VSF Speakers'corner - Isidora Araya Day: "Topological defects in a double-mirror quadrupole insulator displace diverging charge"
      • Van Leeuwenhoeklezing about quantum technology
      • LCN2 Seminar - Maksym Kitsak (TU Delft): "Geometric Representations of Complementarity-Driven Networks"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Michiel van den Broeke (UU): "Big ice and sea level rise"
      • QuTech360 seminar - Guanzhong Wang and Tom Dvir
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Cristiane Morais Smith (UU): "Atom-by-atom engineering of novel states of matter"
      • QuTech webinar MIT iQuHack – QuTech challenge
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Clifford Burgess (Hamilton Canada): 'Thinking effectively about gravity'
      • Apply now for Casimir Open Days 2022
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Bruna Mendonca (University of Sao Paulo: "Can Caroli-de Gennes-Matricon and Majorana vortex states be distinguished in the presence of impurities?"
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Bomin Zhang (University of Pittsburgh): "Superconducting diode effect in InSb nanowires Josephson junctions"
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Jozef Bucko (Institute for Computational Science, University of Zurich): "Automated reconstruction of bound states in bilayer graphene quantum dots"
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Stefan Ilić (Centro de Fisica de Materiales (CFM-MPC): "Theory of the supercurrent diode effect in Rashba superconductors with arbitrary disorder"
      • QuTech360 seminar - Ryoichi Ishihara: "3D Integration Technology for Modular Quantum Computer"
      • Leiden Observatory talk: "Galactic Centre Black Hole"
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Rubén Seoane Souto (Center for Quantum Devices, Copenhagen): "The Josephson diode effect in supercurrent interferometers"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Suboth Patil: "TBA""
      • Lorentz Seminar - Luca Giomi: "TBA"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Carlo Beenakker: "TBA"
      • Lorentz Seminar - Bart Ripperda (Joint Princeton/Flatiron Postdoctoral Fellow): "How do black holes shine?"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Clifford Burgess (Mc Master University): Thinking Effectively About Gravity"
      • Les Houches Summer School: Frontiers of condensed matter - registration deadline
      • Speakers' corner: André Melon - Greedy optimization of the geometry of Majorana Josephson junctions
      • LCN2 Seminar - Subodh Patil: Phases of small worlds - a mean field approach
      • Quest seminar: Juspreet Sandhu - Spin-glass theory, quantum inapproximability and convex optimization
      • Van Marum colloquium: Thom Hersbach - Catalyzing Green Hydrogen: Tracking Iridium Oxide & Platinum Behavior During Catalysis
      • Van Marum colloquium: Sheena Louisa - Monitoring the dynamics of the heterogeneous interface during electrocatalysis
      • Van Marum colloquium: Prof. Germano Tremiliosi-Filho - Development of materials for hydrogen production via ethanol reform
      • Van Marum colloquium: Prof. Philippe Vereecken - The role of surface inhibition in the deterministic electrochemical fabrication of 2D and 3D nanostructures
      • Oort lecture: James Moran - Supermassive Black Holes and Where to Find Them
      • Van Marum colloquium: Marco Schönig - Title TBA
      • Van Marum colloquium: dr. Christian Reece - Developing new paradigms for applied catalytic surface science
      • Van Marum colloquium: Timo Jacob - "Understanding Electrochemical Interfaces on the Atomic Scale"
      • Inaugural lecture: Sense Jan van der Molen - Sjoelen met elektronen
      • Lorentz seminar: Maarten de Jong - title TBA
      • Lorentz seminar: Silke Henkes - title TBA
      • Lorentz seminar: Alexey Boyarsky - title TBA
      • BN forum: Christos Gogou - Toward resolving protein voltage-sensitivity using cryo-EM
      • Speakers' Corner weekly - Yi Huang (University of Minnesota): "What is the relation between activation energy and band gap in a 2D insulator?"
      • Cosmology Seminar - Gonzalo Palma: "Excited states from inflation"
      • Joan van der Waals Colloquium - Eli Sloutskin (Bar-Ilan University): " Topology-controlled self-faceting and self-decoration of liquid droplets"
      • QuTech 360 seminar - Francesco Borsoi: "Shared control of a 16 semiconductor quantum dot crossbar array"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Gilles Brassard: "Could Einstein have been right after all?"
      • Holography@D-ITP meeting
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Jelmer Renema: "Integrated photonic quantum information processing"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Eric Dufresne: "Putting the Squeeze on Phase Separation"
      • Speakers' corner: Isidora Araya Day - Pfaffian invariant identifies magnetic obstructed atomic insulators
      • Speakers' corner: Antonio Manesco - Spatial separation of spin currents in transition metal dichalcogenides
      • Speakers' corner: Wojciech Brzezicki - Unprotected edge modes in quantum spin Hall insulator candidate materials
      • Quantum Delta Lecture: Verena Schulze Greiving - "Learning by doing-a practical approach to integrate ethical and societal tools in quantum-innovation"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Jean François Joanny: 'Cell deformation and mechanics of epithelial tissues'
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - David Tong: 'Are we living in the matrix?'
      • Lorentz seminar: Alessandra Silvestri - "Reconstructed Gravity and Cosmological Tensions"
      • Lorentz seminar: Nov Ruth Durrer - title TBA
      • BN seminar: Joshua Shaevitz - "The mechanism and function of branching microtubule nucleation"
      • Delft Diversity & Inclusion week
      • BN seminar: Sarah Keller - "Vacuole membranes of hungry yeast are tiny, living thermostats"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Claus Ropers: "Coupling electrons and light in electron microscopy"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Don C Lamb: "From Dancing Proteins to Maturing Viruses. Using Fluorescence to Illuminate the World Around Us"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Bart van Wees: Title TBA
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Marc Serra Garcia: Nanomechanics as an emergent platform for information technologies
      • Speakers' corner: Ivan Amelio - Polaron spectroscopy of a bilayer excitonic insulator
      • NWO Physics - deadline abstract submission
      • Van Marum colloquium: Dmitriy Borodin - "Making Kinetics at Surfaces a More Exact Science"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Thomas Michely - Crystal growth far from equilibrium: beauty and puzzles of Pt(111)
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Eugene Demler: 'Quantum simulators: from the Fermi Hubbard model to quantum assisted NMR inference'
      • Symposium in honour of Gilles Brassard and Charles Bennett - winners of the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics
      • Speakers' corner: Xiaozhou Feng - Measurement-induced phase transitions on dynamical quantum trees
      • Van Marum colloquium: Jakub Drnec - "Shedding Synchrotron Light on Catalyst Atomic Rearrangement and Strain Dynamics in Electrochemical Environment"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Jan Rossmeisl - "Electrocatalysis at high entropy alloy surfaces"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Monica Morales Masis: "Development of New Optoelectronic Thin Film Materials for Low-Cost and Efficient Solar Cells"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Nynke Dekker: "Adventures in DNA replication using single-molecule biophysics"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Antonija Grubišić Čabo: "Deciphering the electronic structure of 2D materials in and out of equilibrium"
      • BN seminar: Dolf Weijers - "Towards the design principles of cell polarity"
      • QN seminar: Antonija Grubisic-Cabo - "2D materials: time- and angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy characterisation and in-situ exfoliation"
      • NWO Physics - deadline poster abstract submission
      • Van Marum colloquium: Evgeny Pidko - Death and life of homogeneous carbonyl reduction catalysts: navigating condition space towards superior catalytic performance
      • TUD graduate school: registration opens for DE courses Jan-Aug
      • LION image award - submission deadline
      • Award ceremony - LION image award
      • BN seminar: David Maresca - "4D Sound Sheet Imaging of Genetically Encoded Acoustic Reporters"
      • Casimir PhD travel grants - application deadline
      • Speakers' corner: Aleksander Sanjuan Ciepielewski - "Transport signatures of Van Hove singularities in mesoscopic twisted bilayer graphene"
      • Speakers' corner: Andriani Keliri - "Driven Andreev molecule"
      • Speakers' corner: Martina Ondina Soldini - "Interacting topological quantum chemistry of Mott atomic limits"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Rolf Schuster - "Beyond Cyclic Voltammetry: What can we learn by measuring the reaction entropy and volume of electrochemical reactions?"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Jakub Drnec - "Shedding Synchrotron Light on Catalyst Atomic Rearrangement and Strain Dynamics in Electrochemical Environment"
      • Memorial symposium: Claire Wyman
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Ronny Thomale: title tba
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Jan Klärs: "The thermalization, condensation and flickering of photons"
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Gijsje Koenderink: title tba
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Ana Belén Sainz: title tba
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Beena Kalisky: Probing Quantum Materials using Scanning SQUID Microscopy
      • Joan van der Waals colloquium - Armando Rastelli: Generation and use of highly entangled photons from semiconductor quantum dots
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Markus Aspelmeyer: "How does a quantum object gravitate?"
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Heinrich Jaeger: Acoustically Levitated Granular Matter
      • BN seminar: David Dulin - "Assembly and elongation dynamics of the SARS-CoV-2 replication-transcription complex: a single-molecule perspective"
      • BN seminar: Nikolina Šoštarić - Global translational analysis of human CD8+ T cells
      • Speakers' corner: Rekha Kumari - Josephson-Current Signatures of Unpaired Floquet Majorana Bound States
      • BN Seminar: Sonja Schmid - The timing of life at the nanoscale
      • Speakers' corner: Michael B. Weissman - Erroneous Statistics in Physical Review Physics Education Research
      • 3mE seminar: Jason Twamley - "Engineered Quantum Machines - mechanics and spin control"
      • BN seminar: Jan Löwe - "Towards molecular understanding of FtsZ-based bacterial cell division"
      • BN seminar: Joost Gribnau - "Development of a molecular time machine to map the history of enhancer and gene activity in development and stem cell differentiation"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Patrick Rinke - "Active surface adsorbate structure and complex materials exploration with Bayesian optimization"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Andrew Akbashev - "Complexity of Electrochemical and Electrocatalytic Reactions on Oxide Materials"
      • CANCELLED: LCN2 seminar: Tamara Mtsentlintze - Algorithms for Network Visualization and beyond
      • Casimir Summer School: abstract submission deadline
      • Registration deadline: Casimir Summer School 2023
      • Deadline: oral abstract submission NWO Biophysics 2023
      • BN seminar: Anne-Florence Bitbol - Optimization and historical contingency in protein sequences
      • BN seminar: Marko Kaksonen - title tba
      • BN seminar: Cordelia Imig - title tba
      • BN seminar: Greg Stephens - "Plenty of room at the top: integrative insights from the physics of animal behavior"
      • Van Marum colloquium: Matthijs van Spronsen - title tba
      • BN seminar: Jie Xiao - title tba
      • BN seminar: Johan Elf - title tba
      • BN seminar: Kerstin Göpfrich - title tba
      • BN seminar: Ariane Briegel - title tba
      • Casimir Science Day for PI's: registration deadline
      • Colloquium Ehrenfestii - Subir Sachdev: Quantum statistical mechanics of charged black holes and strange metals
      • Deadline nominations for NNV Minerva prize 2023
      • BN seminar: Zaida Luthey-Schulten - "Simulating a Cell Cycle in 3D for a Living Minimal Cell"
      • Casimir Summer School: poster abstract submission deadline
      • Deadline abstract submission (talks): NWO Physics 2024
    • Archive
      • Guillermo Ballesteros - ''Dark energy clustering and non-linear perturbations''
      • Femius Koenderink - "Subwavelength plasmonic and magnetic resonators to control photons and emitters"
      • Omar El Gawhary - "Subwavelength imaging with evanescent waves in a dielectric slab"
      • Oskar Vafek - "Electronic multicriticality in bilayer graphene"
      • Bachelor presentations
      • Irina Komen - "Quantum optics on DNA nanotubes"
      • Aura Nugrowati - "Non-integer orbital angular momentum"
      • Francesco Ricci - "Instability of higher-order optical vortices analyzed with multi-pinhole interferometer"
      • Juan Jottar - TBA
      • Kostya Novoselov “Graphene: Materials in Flatland”
      • Paul Ruijgrok - "Manipulating and studying single gold nanoparticles with light"
      • Neal Evans - "The Formation of Planetary Systems: New Constraints from Observations"
      • Frank den Hollander - "Gibbs-non-Gibbs transitions"
      • Prof. Kouwenhoven explains discovery Majorana particle
      • Olle Erriksson - "Magnetic materials for applications, a theoretical report"
      • Christopf Keller - "Fun with Polarized Light"
      • Olle Erriksson -Magnetic materials for applications, a theoretical report
      • Rami Barends - "Towards scalable, low-loss superconducting qubits"
      • E. Mishchenko - "Intersubband edge singularity in metallic carbon nanotubes"
      • N. Deo - "Quantum transport in DNA-decorated Carbon Natotubes and Graphene Sensors"
      • Reinier Heeres - "Something new from the cleanroom"
      • Florian Schiestl - "Pollinator driven evolution in plants"
      • Jan-Willem Beenakker - "Unravelling the collagen network of the arterial wall"
      • Jan Wijbrans - "Anatomy of a volcano, or how Etna volcano in Sicily was built in 500,000 years"
      • Koenraad Schalm - "Can you see quantum gravity?"
      • Alex Hogele - "Cryogenic spectroscopy of suspended carbon nanotubes"
      • Andy O'Bannon - "A Holographic Chiral Magnetic Effect
      • Johanna Erdmenger - "Holographic p-wave superconductors"
      • R. Thomale - Interaction effects in topological band structures"
      • Tjerk.H. Oosterkamp - "De blinde microscoop: van MRI op de nanoschaal tot academische vorming"
      • Evert van Nieuwenburg - "Metal-topological-insulator transitions"
      • Richard van Rijn - "'An X-Ray View of Palladium Model Catalysts'"
      • Willy Peijnenburg - "Dose response modelling of the ecotoxicity of nanoparticles: an approach to assess appropriate dose metrics"
      • Steffen Mueller - "Towards a Holographic Realization of Homes' Law"
      • Ingo Homrighausen - " Fluctuation effects in chemical reactions with anomalous diffusion"
      • Spinoza on Horseback with physicist Leo Kouwenhoven
      • Wilfred van der Wiel - "Hybrid Inorganic-Organic Spin Electronics"
      • Guido Stam - "Quadrant detector response of non-integer orbital angular momentum beams" (bachelor project)
      • Angela Belcher - "From Nature and back again...Giving new life to materials for energy, the environment and medicine"
      • Carlos Hoyos - "A-theorem, dilaton and holographic RG flows"
      • Subir Sachdev - "The onset of antiferromagnetism in metals: from the cuprate superconductors to the heavy fermion compounds"
      • Jeremy Levy - "Oxide Nanoelectronics On Demand"
      • Peter Lodahl - "Quantum Nanophotonics"
      • Rienk Eelkema - "Dynamic Nanoscale Molecular Architectures"
      • Ronald Hanson - “Quantum entanglement of spins in diamond: generation, detection and applications”
      • Subir Sachdev - "The onset of antiferromagnetism in metals: from the cuprate superconductors to the heavy fermion compounds"
      • Subir Sachdev - "The onset of antiferromagnetism in metals: from the cuprate superconductors to the heavy fermion compounds"
      • Subir Sachdev - "Non-Fermi liquid metals: field theory vs. holography"
      • Subir Sachdev - "Quantum entanglement and the phases of matter
      • Subir Sachdev - "The superfluid-insulator quantum phase transition: field theory vs.holography"
      • Francesco Zamponi - Random hard sphere packings and constraint satisfaction problems"
      • P. Jacquod - "Hidden Onsager relation in mesoscopic spin transport"
      • Slobodan Zumer - "Topological structures in colloidal and chiral nematics : from knots to Skyrmions ia"
      • Kavli Colloquium - Ben Feringa
      • Leo Kouwenhoven in Pauw en Witteman
      • Thom Palstra - "Multiferroics: the control of magnetic order by electric fields"
      • Bryan Chen - "Seeing and Sculpting Nematic Liquid Crystal Textures with the Thom construction"
      • Javier Buceta Fernandez - Puzzling out the DV boundary formation in the wing imaginal disc: from gene regulation to tissue mechanics"
      • Gary Steele - "Raman Microscopy: What is it and what is it useful for?"
      • William Moerner - "Single Molecules as Light Sources for Super-resolution Imaging and Probes for Single Biomolecules in Solution"
      • Tjerk Oosterkamp - "From nanoscale magnetic resonance imaging to a proposed experiment to measure gravity's role in breaking the unitarity of quantum Dynamics"
      • Aleksandra Radenovic - "Quantitative single molecule localization microscopy"
      • Gerard Rempe - "A quantum network with individual qubits of light and matter"
      • Kees Stam - "The organization of complex brain networks"
      • L. Mahadevan - "The geometry, continuum and statistical mechanics of ribbons"
      • Henri Werij - "Applied Science at TNO: Spanning the Gap from Nano to Space"
      • Pedro Russo - "Universe Awareness: Inspiring Every Child with our Wonderful Cosmos"
      • Freeke van de Voort - "Feeding galaxies and their gaseous haloes"
      • Martin van Hecke - "Extreme Physics of Marginal Matter"
      • Dario Anselmetti - "Single Molecule Biophysics: from Microfluidics, Nanopores and Piconewton force Mechanics"
      • Eric Pop - "Energy in Electronics: From Graphene to Phase-Change Materials"
      • Fabio Scardigli - "Uncertainty relation on a "world crystal" and micro black holes Hawking temperature"
      • S. Havlin -"Percolation of Network of Networks"
      • P.Jizba - "The emergence of special and doubly special relativity"
      • Dr. Niko Tombros - "Is graphene an excellent material for spintronic applications?"
      • Ignas Snellen - "Exoplanet atmospheres and the search for extraterrestrial life"
      • Violeta Navarro Paredes - "Fischer-Tropsch catalyst followed in action"
      • Johan Kuiper - "Identification of new targets for the treatment of cardiovascular disease"
      • Matteo Duca - "Electrocuting nitrite - New findings on electrochemical denitrification"
      • Jacco van Rheenen - "Intravital microscopy of actin-driven tumor cell migration during metastasis through imaging windows"
      • M. Shaposhnikov -"Is there a New Physics between Electroweak and Planck scale?"
      • Ray Goldstein - "Synchronization of Eukaryotic Flagella"
      • Jean-Francois Joanny - "Mechanics and growth of tissues"
      • Jean-Francois Joanny - "Violation and restauration of the fluctuation-dissipation theorem"
      • Timo Hyart - "Josephson-like tunneling in quantum Hall bilayer exciton condensates"
      • Timo Hyart -"Josephson-like tunneling in quantum Hall bilayer exciton condensates"
      • Juan Atalaya - "Diffusion-induced dephasing and bistability in driven nanomechanical resonators"
      • Stan Brouns - "RNA-directed DNA interference in bacteria"
      • Maria A. Loi - "Organic-inorganic nano-hybrids for optoelectronics and photonics"
      • Ivo van Vulpen - "The search for the Higgs boson at the LHC"
      • Gerrit Bauer - "Spin caloritronics"
      • Reinout van Weeren - "Radio emission from colliding galaxy clusters"
      • Aron Beekman - "Electric/magnetic Yin/Yang in high-temperature superconductors"
      • Ray Goldstein - "Synchronization of Eukaryotic Flagella"
      • Akira Endo - "" DESHIMA: Cosmology with Nanotechnology"
      • Liedewij Laan - "How adaptable is the establishment of cell morphology?
      • Gia Dvali - "Nature's shortest length"
      • Rene Kleijn - "Material Scarcity: Imminent threat, eternal problem or red herring?"
      • Kiamars Vafayi - "Hidden Symmetries in Non-Equilibrium"
      • Markus Garst - "Quantum criticality and its influence on crystal elasticity"
      • Alexios Beveratos - "Novel physics in photonic crystal nanolasers: Dynamics and Coherence"
      • Patrice Bertet - 'Hybrid Quantum Circuit with a Spin ensemble coupled to a superconducting qubit'
      • Tinde van Andel - "In search of the perfect aphrodisiac: parallel use of alcoholic bitters in West Africa and the Carribean"
      • Sergio Ioppolo - "Surface Formation Routes of Interstellar Molecules"
      • Richard Davison - "Bosonic excitations in holographic Fermi liquids"
      • Gunnar Björk - "Quantum optics with single photons and photon-number resolving detectors"
      • Wolfgang Loffler - "Twisted and entangled photons"
      • A. Sudbö, - "Quantum criticality in dissipative quantum rotor lattice models"
      • Marco Beijersbergen - "Physical business"
      • Timon Idema -
      • Thomas Schmidt - "Imaging Cellular Signaling one Molecule at a Time"
      • Marcus Aspelmeyer - "Quantum Opto-Mechanics: A mechanical platform for quantum foundations and quantum information processing"
      • Wouter-Jan Rappel "The physics of biological cell motility: Insights from modelling and experiments"
      • F.T.H. den Hartog, TNO - "The expanding network"
      • Todor Stefanov - LIACS - "Towards Automated Programming of Modern Embedded Systems-on-Chip"and Matthias Heinemann - "With new tools and approaches to novel fascinating insights about microbial metabolism"
      • Jan Pieter Abrahams - "Seeing atoms in cells and molecules"
      • Alex Yanson - "Cathodic corrosion, or how to synthesize all sorts of nanoparticles in your own kitchen"
      • Sandu Popescu - "The smallest possible thermal machines and the foundations of thermodynamics"
      • Immanuel Bloch - "Observing and Controlling Quantum Matter at the Single Atom Level
      • W.C. Sinke - "Sunstream: from nichemarkt to terawatts
      • Stephan Götzinger - "Taming the photons emitted by single molecules"
      • Sebastiaan Loth
      • Mark Ratner
      • Michel Chaudron - "Automating Software Architecture Design using Evolutionary Techniques"
      • Nicolas Gisin
      • Dirk van Delft - "Faust, Frankenstein, nerd: science and the press"
      • Niek van Hulst "Light control by antennas : from plasmonics to light harvesting"
      • Young Hae Choi - Institute Biology Leiden - nominee Discoverer of the Year / C.J. Kok prize Public Award
      • Wilson Poon "The physics of Active Colloids"
      • Grand opening NeCEN
      • Walter Lewin "Rainbows and Blue Skies"
      • Mirjam Leunissen - AMOLF-Supramolecular Interactions"
      • Rychard Bouwens - "Watching Galaxies Grow Up at Early Cosmic Times"
      • Viktor Krueckl - "Bloch-Zener Oscillations in Graphene and Topological Insulators"
      • Yuxi Tan "Fate of excitations in conjugated polymers: The nonemissive "dark regions" in MEH-PPV"
      • Maurijn van der Zee "How insects conquered land"
      • Delft, Gerhard Abstreiter "Optical control of spins in self-assembled InGaAs quantum dots"
      • Wednesday 5 October; David DiVincenzo " Quantum Error Correction and the Future of Solid State Qubits"
      • Peter Steeneken - "Modeling and characterization methods for MEMS switches and resonators"
      • Friday 4 July (Leiden) - extra Fysisch Colloquium - R. Metzler (10.00 hrs)
      • Tuesday 10 March; Delft, Markus Sauer, "Photoswitching Microscopy with Standard Fluorophores"
      • Friday 4 July (Leiden) - Fysisch Colloquium - Dr. Eric Kirchner (13.15 hrs)
      • Tuesday 15 July: (Delft) mini symposium, Dr.Ir. Frederik Creemer (DIMES) and Dr.Ir. Alfons Molenbroek (11:00 hrs)
      • Wednesday 24 November; Leiden, Jan Kees Maan 'Magnetic effects in non-Mangetic materials'
      • Wednesday 13 January; Delft, Ron Jansen "Silicon spintronics"
      • Friday 15 January; Leiden, Marko Sturm 'Vanadium oxide films on Au(111): model catalysts for methanol oxidation'
      • Monday 25 January; Delft, Roman Kolesov "Confocal microscopy and magneto-optical studies of cerium-doped YAG nanoparticles"
      • Tuesday 21 December; Leiden, Mark Saeys "First principle guided design of surfaces and interfaces: Catalysts and surface tunneling junctions
      • Tuesday 16 March; Leiden, Ronald Otten'Connectivity percolation in polydisperse nanofillers'
      • Wednesday 12 May; Delft, Lucien Besombes Dynamics and optical control of an individual Mn spin in a semiconductor quantum dot'
      • Thursday 24 June; Delft, David Nelson, Kavli Colloqium
      • Monday 13 September; Leiden, Moumita Das, 'Mechanics and force transmission in the cell cytoskeleton'
      • Wednesday 7 July; Leiden, Silvio Duarte-Queirós 'The physics of trading volume: Heuristic analysis, dynamical modelling and applications'
      • Monday 19 July; Leiden, Philippe Guyot-Sionnest & Haw Yang - van de Waals Colloquium
      • Tuesday 24 August; Leiden, Stefanos Papanikolaou 'Inhomogeneous Holographic Superconductors'
      • Wednesday 1 September; Gary Shiu "The Promise of String Cosmology"
      • Wednesday 6 October; Delft, Jeremy O'Brien
      • Wednesday 20 October; Delft, John Morton, Nanoscience seminar
      • Tuesday 9 November; Leiden, Dirk van Delft 'Material heritage: from bling bling to key pieces with stories'
      • Tuesday 16 November; Leiden, W. Sinke "Solar power: prepare(d) for impact"
      • Tuesday 30 November; Leiden, Joost Batenburg "Imaging from severely limited observations: risks and potential"
      • Tuesday 7 December; Leiden, Jordi Puigvert, "The Yin and Yang of DNA damage"
      • Wednesday 12 January; Delft Sander Otte 'All-electric control of single atom spin states'
      • Friday 14 January; Leiden, Izak Snijman The gapped state of a carbon monolayer in periodic magnetic and electric fields'
      • Wednesday 26 January; Delft, Axel Hoffmann "Pure Spin Currents: Discharging Spintronics"
      • Tuesday 5 July; Delft, Hans Schumacher "GaAs based quantized current and voltage sources"
      • Friday 11 Febuary; Leiden, Paul Planken "Terahertz near-field imaging and spectroscopy"
      • Tuesday 8 March; Leiden, Dennis Claessen "Constructing bacterial skyscrapers"
      • Tuesday 15 March; Leiden, Isabelle Grenier "New gamma-ray views of a turbulent universe"
      • Friday 25 March; Leiden, Robin Pierce "Regulating the Unregulatable"
      • Tuesday 29 March; Leiden, Wouter Peeters"Quantum Interference - Made Easy"
      • Tuesday 5 April; Leiden, Xander Tielens "Stoned stars"
      • Wednesday 13 April; Delft, Han Woerdman "Beam shifts for pedestrians"
      • Wednesday 20 April; Delft, Ernst Sudhölter "Functionalised surfaces for sensing"
      • Thursday 28 April; Delft, Mark Bates "Single-molecule localization methods for super-resolution fluorescence microscopy"
      • Monday 30 May; Leiden, R. Penrose "Twistor Theory I: Twistor Geometry and the Wavefunctions of Massless Particles"
      • Wednesday 15 June; Delft, Julia Meyer "Phase transitions in quantum wires"
      • Thursday 23 June; Leiden, Igor Herbut, "Zero-modes and the structure of Dirac's vortex"
      • Thursday 18 August; Leiden, Lital Alfonta "Site specific wiring of redox enzymes in biofuel cells"
      • Wednesday 31 August; Delft, Vittorio Pellegrini 'Hubbard-Mott physics of two-dimensional electrons in an artificial semiconductor lattice'
      • Wednesday 21 September; Delft, Masayoshi Tonouchi "Laser Terahertz Emission Microscope and Its Application"
      • Wednesday 16 July 2008:(Leiden) Extra Fysisch Colloquium, Kerstin Blank (10:00 hrs)
      • Wednesday 18 November; Delft, Pierre Pettrof '-Self assembled quantum wires and device applications from the near infrared to the THz'
      • Wednesday 16 July 2008: (Leiden) Extra Fysisch Colloquium, Harald Janovjak (14:00 hrs)
      • Tuesday 20 October; Leiden, H. Snel 'Wind Energy: The current situation and what can be done in research?'
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      • Tuesday 27 October; Leiden, P. Kuipers Munneke 'Glaciers and Climate'
      • Tuesday 3 November; Leiden, Katia Bertoldi 'Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar'
      • Monday 14 December; Delft, Klaus Molmer 'Hybrid quantum computing with collective qubits'
      • Monday 18 August (Leiden); Astrochem Seminar 11:00 hrs
      • Wednesday 10 September: Delft, Light field tuning of the emission spectrum of a semiconductor quantum dot
      • Tuesday 30 September: Leiden, Model-based Specification and Design of Large-Scale Embedded Signal Processing Systems
      • Tuesday 7 October: Delft, Evolutionary dynamics of responsiveness in synthetic microbial systems
      • Tuesday 18 November; Leiden, ABCA-transporters and lipid transfer proteins: ....."Evolution bites: fang development and the diversity of modern snakes
      • Wednesday 17 December; Delft, Laurens Sibbeles, Quantum dots for highly efficient solar cells: Exciting two electrons with one photon
      • Thursday 8 January; Delft, André Geim, Graphene: Magic of Flat Carbon
      • Monday 12 January; Leiden, Liping Yang, "Accurate solutions of two kinds of quantum lattice models"
      • Friday 23 January: Leiden, J. Hofkens "Single molecule bio(catalysis)"
      • Wednesday 4 February; Delft, Jonas Zmuidzinas "Discovering distant galaxy collisions using superconducting microresonators"
      • Tuesday 17 February; Leiden, Daniel Bonn "Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar"
      • Friday 6 March; Leiden, L. Shvindlerman "Thermodynamics and kinetics of grain boundaries and boundary junctions"
      • Monday 20 April; Leiden, Jim De Yoreo 'Physical controls on assembly of biomolecular materials'
      • Thursday 28 May; Leiden, Emily Tenenbaum 'Unveiling Evolved Star Chemistry: a Millimeter-Wave Spectral Survey of VY Canis Majoris and IRC +10216'
      • Wednesday 3 June; Delft, Mikhail Lukin 'Exploring new frontiers of quantum optical science'
      • Wednesday 10 June; Delft, Imke de Pater 'Fascinating objects in our Solar System'
      • Friday 19 June; Leiden, Dieter Kolb 'The initial stages of metal deposition: An atomistic view'
      • Friday 3 July; Delft, David Grunwald 'Export of Single mRNAs through Nuclear Pores in Living Cells'
      • Thursday 16 July; Delft, Konrad Lehnert 'Amplification, squeezing and entanglement generation with electrical circuits'
      • Monday 24 August; Delft, Theory Seminar, Yasuhiro Utsumi
      • Wednesday 16 September; Leiden, Kip Thorne 'The warped side of the Universe'
      • Wednesday 9 September; Delft, Robert Hadfield, Superconducting nanowire single photon detectors: physics and applications
      • Wednesday 7 October; Delft, David Gershoni 'Entanglement measurements'
      • Monday 12 October; Delft, Nynke Dekker 'Single-Molecule Techniques: Real-Time'
      • Friday 11 July (Delft): Jeong-O Lee (11:15 hrs)
      • Friday 18 July: (Leiden) Extra Fysisch Colloquium, Pedro Reis (10:00 hrs)
      • Friday 18 July: (Leiden) Extra Fysisch Colloquium, Hans Wyss (14:00 hrs)
      • Monday 21 July:(Leiden) Studying the Adsorption of Antifreeze Glycoprotiens..(16:00 hrs)
      • 4 - 8 August: (Leiden)"Artificial Cold and International Cooperation in Science" workshop
      • Tuesday 5 August: (Leiden)"Crystal Growth, Neutron Scattering and Spin Correlations...", M. Greven (14:00 hrs)
      • Tuesday 5 August: (Delft) Colloquium, Thomas T.M. Palstra (11:45 hrs)
      • 6 - 13 August: (Amsterdam RAI Congres Center) - Low Temperature Conference - LT 25
      • 25 Aug - 5 Sept, Dynamical heterogeneities in glasses, colloids and granular media Workshop, Leiden
      • Friday 19 September: Leiden, Fysisch Colloquium
      • Tuesday 23 September, Leiden: Scattering problems involving electrons, photons, and Dirac fermions
      • 3 September, Leiden: 19:30 hrs From nonlocal granular rheology to dynamical heterogeneities in glasses; Olivier Dauchot
      • Thursday 11 September: Leiden, Biophysics of microtubules and molecular motors: from single molecules to collective behavior
      • Friday 12 September: Leiden, Energy: How to survive the 21st century?
      • Monday 15 September: Delft, Biophysics of microtubules and molecular motors: from single molecules to collective behavior
      • Monday 15 September: Leiden, Before Planets: The Mineralogy and Chemistry of Pre-Planetary Disks
      • Tuesday 16 September: Leiden, Grain-surface chemistry
      • Wednesday 17 September: Delft,Single atom based quantum computing in silicon, Robert Clark
      • Friday 19 September: Leiden, Optical and Near-Infrared Surface Photometry of Quiescent Dwarf Galaxies
      • Friday 19 September: Leiden, Sterrewacht Colloquium
      • Wednesday 24 September: Delft, Engineered Diamond for Quantum Information Technology
      • Tuesday 23 September: Leiden, The Enzyme Mechanism of Nitrite Reductase Studied at Single Molecule Level
      • Tuesday 23 September, Leiden: Oscillons
      • Tuesday 30 September: Leiden, Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar
      • Wednesday 1 October: Leiden, Nature, Nurture or just blind chance: Stochastic gene expression and its consequences
      • Wednesday 8 October: Delft, Imaging protein quality control mechanisms in cells by FRET/FLIM
      • 6-10 October: Leiden, Lorentz Center workshop
      • Tuesday 7 October: Leiden, Extra Seminarium
      • Thursday 9 October: Leiden, Theory Lecture
      • Scanning Probe Microscopy of Adsorbates on Insulating Films: From Manipulation of the Charge State to Imaging of Individual Molecular Orbitals and Bond Formation
      • Monday 13 October: Delft, Dynamics of excitons in semiconductor nanocrystals
      • Tuesday 14 October: Leiden, DNA double strand break-mediated mutagenesis and gene-targeting
      • Wednesday 15 October: Leiden,Berry's phase, motive forces, and domain walls
      • Wednesday 29 October: Delft, Experiments with hybrid lateral metallic nanostructures
      • 27 - 31 October: Leiden, DIAMANT meets GQT
      • Tuesday 28 October: Zebrafish: a model for cancer research
      • Tuesday 28 October: Leiden, Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar
      • Thursday 30 October: Leiden, IR laser absorption spectroscopy as a versatile tool (not only) for plasma diagnostics
      • Monday 3 November - 6 November: Leiden, Long Term consequences of exposure to famine
      • Tuesday 4 November: Leiden, to be announced" # "Induced Substitutions"
      • Friday 7 November: Leiden, Physics and Environment - Ice in the climate system
      • Thursday 6 November; Leiden, A New Noble-Gas Hydride: HXeOXeH
      • Wednesday 12 November: Delft, 'Time-resolved electron transport through quantum dots
      • Wednesday 12 November; Leiden, Projections and predictions of our future climate
      • Wednesday 12 November: Leiden, The NASA Ames PAH IR Spectroscopic Database
      • Wednesday 12 November; Leiden, The NASA Ames PAH IR Sepctroscopic Database: A Powerful New Astornomical Tool
      • Tuesday 18 November; Leiden, Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar
      • Friday 21 November; Leiden, Waartoe wetenschap
      • Friday 21 November; Leiden, Ideas at the Micron Scale: from the Casimir Effect to Fiber-Top Technology …. and Return
      • 24 - 28 November; Leiden, Lorentz Center Workshop on Electrocatalysis@nanoscale: techniques and applications
      • Wednesday 26 November; Leiden, Black Holes, Holography and Emergent Gravity
      • Thursday 27 November; Leiden, In Silico Biology or: On Comprehensive and Realistic Modeling
      • Wednesday, 26 November; Delft, Rydberg atoms in a Bose-Einstein condensate
      • 1-5 December: Leiden, Lorentz Center Workshop KAM Theory and its applications
      • Tuesday 2 December; Leiden, Elie Wandersman, Transport and deformation of an elastic fiber in a lattice of vortices
      • Wednesday 3 December: Leiden, Christian Glatti, When Pauli silences electrons quantum noise in conductors
      • Friday 5 december; Leiden, D. Smit, more energy from hydrocarbons at an acceptable price
      • Tuesday 2 December; Leiden, Michael Stech, What is Echinodium? Unravelling the relationships and evolution of a remarkable genus of mosses
      • Friday 5 December, Delft, Tim Liedl,DNA Nanocomposites and 3D DNA Origami
      • Friday 12 December; Leiden, Katrin Domke, Tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy: Topographic and chemical information on the nanoscale
      • Thursday 15 January; Leiden, Martin Howard, Modelling noisy concentration gradients in development
      • Friday 16 January; Leiden, Frank de Bruijn, Materials Challenges for Automotive Fuel Cells – Performance & Durability Issues
      • Thursday 22 January: Delft, Ben Schuler "Protein folding dynamics from single molecule fluorescence spectroscopy"
      • Friday 23 January, Delft, Vinod Subramaniam - “Multiparameter optical imaging: visualizing molecular interactions”
      • Monday 26 January, Vladimir Juricic - "Coulomb interaction, ripples, and the minimal conductivity of graphene"
      • Friday 6 February; Leiden, L. Bocquet, "Playing with stones: skipping stones and splashes"
      • Wednesday 11 February; Delft, Christian Glattli, "What is the photon statistics emitted by the quantum shot noise of coherent conductors?"
      • Wednesday 11 Febuary: Leiden, Bernhard Keimer,"Superconductivity and competing order in correlated-electron materials"
      • Thursday 12 Febuary; Leiden, Bas Overbosch, "The 5/2-hype: probing non-abelian statistics in quantum Hall systems"
      • Friday 13 Febuary; Delft, Holger Kress ‘Mechanical and chemical stimulation of single immune cells with optically manipulated microparticles’
      • Wednesday 18 February; Leiden, Hans Hilgenkamp, "Superconducting rings with a twist; Experiments with fractional flux quanta"
      • Thursday 19 February; Kristian Mueller "Dealing with valence of counter-ions in polyelectrolyte solutions"
      • Friday 20 February; Leiden; Petra Rudolf "Women in physics, why so few?"
      • Friday 20 February; Leiden, Petra Rudolf "See Atoms Move in Real Time"
      • Tuesday 24 February; Leiden, Kostya Shundyak, "Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar"
      • Tuesday 24 February; Delft, Dieter Braun 'Intracellular kinetics, Light driven Microfluidics and Molecule Traps’
      • Tuesday 3 March; Leiden, Fedor Goumans - "Ices in Space: A Tunnel Vision"
      • Tuesday 3 March; Leiden, Marc Stevens "Breaking the weakest link: becoming a trusted authority on the internet"
      • Tuesday 10 March; Leiden, G. Gonnella, "Fluctuation Relations of Driven Ising Models"
      • Friday 13 March; Leiden, Enrico Calzavarini "Particle Dynamics in Turbulence"
      • Friday 13 March; Leiden, S. Shaw "Investigation of interfaces and electric double layer structure using infrared/visible sum frequency generation"
      • Tuesday 17 March; The Hague, Leo Kouwenhoven “Nobody understands quantum mechanics”
      • Wednesday 18 March; Delft, Werner Wegschneider "Huge metastability and reentrant phases in a magnetic two-dimensional hole system"
      • Wednesday 18 March; Delft, Mastering your PhD "The smart route to success"
      • Wednesday 18 March; Leiden, Fernando Quevedo "String Phenomenology: realistic models with Large Extra Dimensions"
      • Friday 20 March; Leiden, T. Heimberg "On the physics of nerves"
      • 24-27 March; Leiden, R. Jaspers & W. Biel "Active Beam Spectroscopy for control of the fusion plasma"
      • Thursday 26 March; Leiden, Robert Cantor "Modulation of membrane protein activity by bilayer adsorption of aqueous solutes: mechanical stresses, synaptic transmission and the molecular mechanism of anesthesia"
      • Wednesday 25 March; Delft; Federico Capasso "Sub-wavelength Photonics: from light manipulation to quantum levitation at the nanoscale"
      • Wednesday 1 April; Leiden, Manfred Sigrist "Key symmetries of superconductivity: Inversion and Time Reversal Symmetry"
      • Friday 3 April; Leiden, C. von Borczykowski "Dynamics of single optically excited quantum objects in the condensed phase"
      • Wednesday 1 April; Delft, Jonathan Finley, "Watching single spins and single photons"
      • Wednesday 1 April; Philip Tinnefeld 'Fluorescence Microscopy Bottom Up: From Single Molecules to Complex Biomolecular Interactions and Super-resolution Microscopy'
      • Wednesday 8 April; Leiden, Neda Ghofraniha "Nonlinear optical susceptibility of soft matter"
      • Wednesday 15 April; Leiden, Randy Kamien "What's Kelvin's Problem?"
      • 8-9 April; Delft, First Delft Optics Workshop
      • Wednesday 15 April; Delft, Yigal Meir 'The 0.7 anomaly in quantum point contacts'
      • Tuesday 21 April; Leiden, A. van Oijen'Under the hood: Single-molecule studies of multi-protein machines'
      • Wednesday 22 April; Leiden, Adrian Cioroianu 'An analysis of the Lorenz-Haken Analogy. Chaotic Behavior in Lasers'
      • Wednesday 22 April; Leiden, Anne Kox, Hendrik Antoon Lorentz and the Dutch Physics society'
      • Friday 24 April; Leiden, Jerry Gollub 'Diffusion of Swimming Cells, Flagella as Coupled Oscillators, and Advective Mixing'
      • Thursday 23 April; Leiden, 'Hydrogen atoms on interstellar CO ice: encounters, reactions, isotope effects'
      • Wednesday 29 April; Leiden, David Bensimon 'Single Cell Physiology: Optical control of protein expression and activity at the single cell level; applications to morphogenesis in zebrafish'
      • Thursday 7 May; Leiden, Wouter Ellenbroek 'Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar'
      • Friday 8 May; Leiden, Albert Polman 'Plasmonics: controlling light at the nanoscale'
      • Tuesday 12 May; Leiden, M.A. Van Hove 'Nanostructure from Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Low-Energy Electron Diffraction: C60 on Cu(111)'
      • Wednesday 13 May; Leiden, Ulf Leonhardt 'Geometry, light and a wee bit of magic'
      • Wednesday 13 May; Delft, Dirk Bouwmeester 'Self-assemble InAs quantum dots in photonic crystals and micropillars"
      • Tuesday 12 May; Leiden, Ray Goldstein, 'Evolution of Biological Complexity'
      • Wednesday 13 May; Leiden, Ulf Leonhardt 'Geometry, light and a wee bit of magic'
      • Tuesday 19 May; Leiden, Jean-Hugues Fillion 'Nuclear spin conversion of hydrogenated molecules: astrophysical implications and laboratory experiments'
      • Monday 18 May; Delft, J. Scott Bunch 'Graphene Nanoelectromechanical Systems'
      • Wednesday 20 May;Delft, Albert Polman 'Plasmonic metameterials'
      • Tuesday 26 May; Leiden, Peter Kes 'What went wrong with the Large Hadron Collider'
      • Wednesday 27 May; Leiden, Wolfgang Losert 'The inside of a sandpile: 3D imaging of particle motion in dense granular flows'
      • Wednesday 27 May; Leiden, Ronald Hanson 'Diamond’s new facet: a unique platform for quantum control of single spins and single photons'
      • Friday 29 May; Leiden, Tjerk Oosterkamp 'MRI-AFM: Magnetic Resonance at the Nanoscale'
      • Tuesday 26 May; Christophe Danelon 'Molecular transport and signalling across the cell membrane'
      • Wednesday 27 May; Delft, Craig Pryor 'Manipulation of Individual Electronic Spins in Semiconductors'
      • Monday 15 June; Leiden, Y. Tokura 'Emergent magneto-electronic phenomena in correlated-electron materials'
      • Monday 15 June; Leiden, Lou Kondic 'Complex Fluids and Biophysics Seminar'
      • Wednesday 17 June; Delft, Kees Hummelen 'Birth of an era: PV as a global revolution'
      • Wednesday 17 June; Delft, Stafford Withington
      • Monday 29 June; Leiden C. Tsuei 'Integer and half-integer flux-quantum transitions in a niobium/iron-pnictide loop'
      • Wednesday 24 June; Delft, David DiVincenzo 'Circuit QED and quantum non-demolition measurements without qubits'
      • Wednesday 1 July;Delft, Yaroslav Tserkovnyak 'Aharonov-Casher interference effects in mesoscopic transport'
      • Tuesday 30 June: Leiden, Complex fluids and Biophysics seminar
      • Friday 3 July; Leiden, 'Chromatin, a multi-scale jigsaw puzzle'
      • Wednesday 9 September; Delft, Michael Roukes 'Nanomechanics: principles, progress, prospects'
      • Friday 11 September; Delft, Michael Roukes 'Nanomechanics: embracing, nonlinearity and quantum effects'
      • Wednesday 9 September; Delft, Piet Brouwer 'Triplet Andreev reflection off a domain wall in a lateral geometry'
      • Wednesday 16 September; Delft, Robert Hadfield 'Superconducting nanowire single photon detectors: physics and applications'
      • Tuesday 15 September; Leiden, Eduard Driessen 'The perfect absorber'
      • Tuesday 15 September; Leiden, L.J.F. Hermans 'Energie: De uitdaging van de 21ste eeuw'
      • Friday 25 September; Leiden, Paige Shaklee 'Collective motor dynamics in membrane tube formation'
      • Wednesday 23 September; Delft, Seigo Tarucha 'BCS singlet-Magnetic doublet phase transition in an InAs quantum dot contacted to a superconductor lead and a normal conductor lead'
      • Thursday 8 October; Delft, DiCarlo 'Quantum Algorithms and Entanglement Metrology with Superconducting Circuits'
      • Tuesday 13 October; Leiden, Prof.dr. G. Nienhuis, 'Borders of the physical worldview'
      • Wednesday 14 October; Leiden, Dirk van der Marel ' Of phase and spin: Superconductivity on the brink of magnetism'
      • Wednesday 14 October; Delft, Federico Capasso 'Sub-wavelength Photonics: from light manipulation to quantum levitation at the nanoscale'
      • Thursday 15 October; Delft, Michelle Simmons 'Towards Atomically Precise Silicon Devices in all Three Dimensions'
      • Tuesday 20 October; Leiden, Ruud Visser "From simple to complex: chemical evolution during star formation"
      • Wednesday 21 October; Delft, Jean-Michel Gerard 'A high-brightness single photon source based on a quantum dot in a photonic nanowire'
      • Wednesday 28 October; Leiden, Bart van Wees 'Graphene spintronics: Controlling electron spins in a single atom thick carbon layer'
      • Thursday 29 October; Leiden, Huub de Groot 'Harnessing Solar Energy for the Production of Clean Fuels'
      • Thursday 5 November; Leiden, Aleksandra Walczak 'Information processing in small gene regulatory networks and cascades'
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