Physikalisches Kolloquium

Paul Mollière

Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Heidelberg

Clouds and Weather in Exoplanet Atmospheres

Dr. Yanina Biondi

KIT (Institute of Astroparticle Physics)

From dark matter to neutrinos: how Earth-based experiments can unveil well-kept secrets of Nature

Wolfram Pernice

University Heidelberg | CeNTech - Center for Nanotechnology (University Münster)

Embracing Uncertainty: A Photonic Neuromorphic Approach to Probabilistic Computing

Francois Nédélec

Sainsbury Laboratory University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Simple Chromosome Partioning Mechanisms and a Mitotic Spindle

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Andrew Keane

University College Cork

Bifurcation analysis of a North Atlantic Ocean box model with two
deep-water formation sites

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Nicolas Vandewalle

University of Liège

Exploiting capillary interactions for assembling meso-structures

Gastgeber: Prof. Christian Wagner

Eckehard Schöll

TU Berlin

Synchronization Scenarios in Complex Networks: from Brain Dynamics to Power Grids

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Pawel Romanczuk

HU Berlin

Self-organization, Criticality and Collective Information Processing in Animal Groups

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Rebekka Burkholz

CISPA

Scaling up gene regulatory models to fight underspecification

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Andreas Amann

University College Cork

Multifunctionality in Reservoir Computers

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Kathy Lüdge

TU Ilmenau

Photonic Reservoir Computing

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Alexis Darras

Saarland University

Hematological physics: flow and organization of a peculiar suspension

Gastgeber: Prof. Christian Wagner

Márton Karsai

Central European University

Directed percolation in temporal networks

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Claudius Gros

Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main

"From human to artificial brains? On the foundations of generative AI"

Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Alexis Darras

Saarland University

"Hematological physics: flow and organization of a peculiar suspension"

Gastgeber: Prof. Christian Wagner