Conference schedule:
all times given as UK summer time (BST)
Schedule: Condensed Matter Physics in the City 2023
“Quantum Materials, Information and Technology”
Programme for talks delivered live and additionally broadcast online.
see the PDF booklet for abstracts of the conference.
10-14th July 2023
Talks: 50 minutes+ 30 minutes discussion
Short Talks: 20 minutes + 10 minutes discussion
Location: UCL Roberts Engineering Building Rm 508, Torrington Place.
Monday 10 July
09:50 Piers Coleman “Opening Remarks”
10:00 Shuqiu Wang (Oxford U.) “Visualizing the Surface States of Spin-Triplet Superconductor UTe2”
11:20 Break
11:40 Ashvin Vishwanath “Non-Abelian topological order in synthetic quantum systems” [slides]
13:00 – 14:30 —Lunch break—
14.30 Roopayan Ghosh “Separability criterion using one observable for special states: Entanglement detection via quantum quench” [video] [slides]
15:00 Alex Nico-Katz “An entanglement-complexity geometric measure” [video]
15.30 Break
15:50 Aline Ramires “Unconventional properties of unconventional superconductors: the odd, the dirty, and the driven” [video] [slides]
17:10 Jack Horner on the Corner
Tuesday 11 July
10:00 Vidya Madhavan “The strange case of magnetic field sensitive charge density waves” [video] [slides]
11:20 Break
11:40 Sasha Balatsky “Rectified Quantum Orders” [video]
13:00 – 14:30 —Lunch break—
14.30 Gaurav Chaudhary “Superconductivity from polar fluctuations in multi-orbital systems” [video] [slides]
15:00 Steffen Bollmann “Time-reversal invariant topological superconductor in the Coulomb blockade regime” [video] [slides]
15.30 Break
15:50 Tony Carrington ‘Magneto-transport in cuprate superconductors’ [video]
17:10 Jack Horner on the Corner
Wednesday 12 July
10:00 Joaquín Fernández Rossier “Bottom-up design of quantum matter with nanographenes” [video] [slides]
11:20 Break
11:40 Frank Schindler “Hermitian Bulk — Non-Hermitian Boundary Correspondence” [video] [slides]
13:00 – 14:30 —Lunch break—
14.30 Nilotpal Chakraborty “Magnon transport in quantum Hall heterojunctions probes the interplay of symmetry breaking, topology and entanglement” [video] [slides]
15:00 Li Ern Chern “Topological phase diagrams of in-plane field polarized Kitaev magnets” [slides]
15.30 Break
15:50 Erez Berg “Programmable adiabatic demagnetization: State preparation by simulated cooling” [video] [slides]
17:10 Jack Horner on the Corner
(Early dinner/break to get to Public lecture at ICL)
19:00 Oliver Dial Public lecture (Clore Lecture Theatre, Huxley Building, Imperial College) “The future of quantum computing” (note: separate registration required – see here for details and follow this direct link to registration via eventbrite!) [slides]
Thursday 13 July
10:00 Pablo Jarillo-Herrero I “Magic-Angle Multilayer Graphene: A Robust Family of Moiré Superconductors” [video]
11:20 Break
11:40 Oliver Dial “An error-mitigated path to quantum utility” [video] [slides]
13:00 – 14:30 —Lunch break—
14.30 Alexander Tyner “AI guided topological materials design and discovery” [video][slides]
15:00 Yu-Chin Tzeng “General properties of fidelity in non-Hermitian quantum systems with PT symmetry” [video][slides]
15.30 Break
15:50 Amalia Coldea “Fermi surfaces and quasiparticles inside the high-pressure high-Tc phase of iron chalcogenides” [video]
17:10 Jack Horner on the Corner
Friday 14 July
10:00 Pablo Jarillo-Herrero II “Next Generation Moiré Quantum Matter” [video]
11:20 Break
11:40 Je-Geun Park “Emerging new opportunities of van der Waals magnets” [video] [slides]
13:00 – 14:30 —Lunch break—
14.30 Raffaele Mazzilli “Electrical transport probes of quantum spin liquids” [video]
15:00 Ewan Scott “Hard axis ordering in Kondo magnets ” [video]
15.30 Break
15:50 Steve Simon “Kekule spirals in twisted bilayer graphene” [video]
17:10 Jack Horner on the Corner