FRIB/NSCL Nuclear Theory Seminar

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Nuclear Theory Seminars are usually held Tuesdays @ 11:00 am Eastern Time via Zoom (ID: 979 4209 5130, Passcode 48824) unless noted otherwise.

Date	Speaker	Title	Institution	Notes
01/23	Huey-Wen Lin	Probing the heart of matter with supercomputers	MSU	in-person, notice the time is 4 pm!
02/06	Seth Jacobson	A review of the isotopic dichotomy of the Solar System	MSU	in person
02/20	Jeannie Rangel	Fusion reaction in collisions of weakly bound nuclei with heavy targets	State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	in-person, visiting theory group
03/07	Andrea Porro	Ab Initio Description of Monopole Resonances in Light and Medium Mass Nuclei	Darmstadt, Tech. U.	in-person, notice the special date!
03/19	Michael Higgins	TBA	Purdue University	in-person
04/02				close to the APS april meeting 4/3-4/6
04/16	Alexandra Semposki	TBA	Ohio University	in-person
04/30	James Watson	TBA	University of Maryland	in-person
06/25	Yoshida Sota	TBA	Utsunomiya University, Japan	in-person, visiting theory group

Date	Speaker	Title	Institution	Notes
08/18	Georgios Palkanoglou and Ryan Curry	Novel pairing and testing EFT interactions in neutron matter and nuclei	University of Guelph, Canada	in person, special seminar
09/12	Nobuo Hinohara	Nuclear pairing and related phenomena in nuclear dynamics	University of Tsukuba, Japan	in person
09/26	Alessandro Lovato	Variational learning quantum wave functions	ANL	in person
10/03	Jhilam Sadhukhan	Toward large-scale calculation of nuclear fission process	Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, Kolkata, India	in person
10/10	Chong Qi	Partial conservation of seniority in semi-magic nuclei: A toy model comes true	KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden	in person
10/17	Zidu Lin	Indication of Sharp and Strong Phase-Transitions from NICER Observations	University of Tennessee	in person
10/31	Seth Jacobson	A review of the isotopic dichotomy of the Solar System	MSU	in person, postponed
11/14	Emiko Hiyama	Structure of multi-neutron systems	Tohoku U. and RIKEN	in person
11/21	Hang Yu	Nuclear Few-body Systems in Finite Volume	North Carlina State University	in person