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Presentations are given by external speakers, alumni, or PAMS faculty in Kemper Hall 204 or on Zoom.

Presentations take place on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

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Spring 2026 Seminars

Date	Speaker	Title
1/15	No seminar (1st week of classes)
1/22 Zoom	Dr. Qunfei Zhou University of Kansas	Collective Electrostatic Design of Nanomaterials and Interfaces
	Abstract: Collective electrostatic effects from periodic charge distributions play a crucial role in regulating the electronic structure and excitonic properties of low-dimensional materials and their interfaces. In this talk, I will discuss the fundamental physics governing the collective electrostatic effects from periodically arranged dipoles and quadrupoles. I will then present two examples of our recent research that demonstrates how these electrostatic effects can be harnessed to engineer electronic and excitonic materials properties. First, I will show that two-dimensional self-assembled (SAM) organic molecular layers generate electrostatic superlattice potentials that strongly modulate of charge-transfer exciton dynamics in SAM/MoS2 heterostructures. Second, I will show that electrostatic potentials produced from one-dimensional (1D) Janus transition metal dichalcogenide nanotubes significantly modify the band alignment in 1D van der Waals heterostructures. Finally, I will introduce a computational approach that efficiently captures the effects of heterogeneous dielectric screening on the electronic structure of van der Waals heterostructures, offering accuracy comparable to many-body methods at a significantly reduced computational cost.
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2/19 Zoom	Farhan Ishrak (alum) North Carolina State University	TBA
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3/5	Dr. Matthew Maschmann University of Missouri	TBA
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3/12	Dr. Wennie Wang University of Texas - Austin	TBA
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3/19	No seminar (Spring break)
3/26 Zoom	Dr. Rafik Addou University of Texas - Dallas	TBA
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4/2	Dr. Parameswar Hari University of Tulsa	TBA
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4/9	Dr. Jacob Simon Iowa State University	TBA
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4/16	Dr. Charles Steinhardt University of Missouri	TBA
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4/23	Dr. Julius de Rojas Oklahoma State University	TBA
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4/30	No seminar (last week of classes)
5/7	No seminar (finals' week)

Previous Seminars

Fall 2025

Date	Speaker	Title
9/4	Dr. Kaveh Ahadi Ohio State University	Two-Dimensional Electronic States in Oxides
9/11	Dr. Steve Kawaler Iowa State University	Juggling Convection and Pulsation on the Cool Side of the DA Instability Strip - White Dwarfs Behaving Badly
9/18	Dr. Antonia Statt University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign	Self-Assembly of Non-Spherical Colloids using Coarse-grained Simulations and Machine Learning Approaches
10/2	Dr. Gavin Hester (alum) Brock University	Dimers, Disorder, and the Road to Quantum Spin Liquids
10/16	Dr. Di Zhang University of Texas - Arlington	Developing Advanced Functional Thin Films for Next-Generation Microelectronic Devices
10/23	Dr. Hyunsoo Kim Missouri University of Science and Technology	Surprising Discovery of Unconventional Superconductivity in Nature
10/30	Dr. Rajarshi Kar Missouri University of Science and Technology	Designing Multifunctional Metal Telluride based Electrocatalysts for Sea Water Electrolysis and Oxygen Reduction
11/13	Dr. Bumsu Lee Southern Illinois University	Generation of Single Photons from Solid-state Quantum Dot Systems or Single Chromophore Molecules

Spring 2025

Date	Speaker	Title
2/6	Dr. Thomas Folland University of Iowa	Uncovering the Properties of Emerging Materials and Devices using Infrared Microscopy and Nanoscopy
2/12	Dr. Emmett Redd Missouri State University	Internal Brain Operations are Super-Turing
2/20	Dr. Weigang Wang University of Arizona	Putting a Spin on Next Generation Transistors
2/27	Dr. Dharmraj Kotekar-Patil University of Arkansas	Quantum Transport in Two-dimensional Materials
3/6	Tauhidul Islam Case Western Reserve University	Developing Galfenol Nanocomposite for Magnetostrictive Wireless Sensor
3/13	Dr. Ian Crossfield University of Kansas	Exoplanet Atmospheres: Latest Results and Future Prospects
3/27	Sharif Uddin Purdue University	Two-dimensional Metal Carbides and Nitrides (MXenes)
4/3	Cory Padgett Clemson University	CI Tau: Are Eccentric Protoplanetary Disks Always Misaligned and Precessing?
4/10	Dr. Xianglin Li Washington University in St. Louis	Machine Learning-Enhanced Analysis of Multi-Phase Flow in Porous Media
4/17	Dr. Yishu Wang University of Tennessee	Emergent Magnetic Phenomena Beyond Ordering
4/24	Dr. Hichem Guerboukha University of Missouri - Kansas City	Unleashing the Power of Wavefront Engineering at THz frequencies for 6G Wireless Communications

Fall 2024

Date	Speaker	Title
8/29	Dr. Darou Han Missouri University of Science and Technology	In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) on the Moon: From Regolith to Metals
9/5	Dr. Michael Penwarden Sandia National Laboratories	Physics-Informed Machine Learning (PIML): Applications and Methodologies
9/12	David Beckwitt (alum) University of Missouri	X-Ray Diffraction Investigation into CVD-Grown van der Waals Films: Disorder and Structure
9/19	Dr. Derek Meyers Oklahoma State University	Manipulating Electronic Structure in Ruthenate Heterostructures
9/26	Dr. Thushari Jayasekera Southern Illinois University	Modeling and Simulation of Materials – A Multi Physics Approach
10/3	Dr. Nirmal Ghimire University of Notre Dame	Engineering Magnetic Crystals for Quantum Phenomena
10/17	Dr. Hanna Terletska Middle Tennessee State University	Quantum Materials: Insights from Numerical Simulations
10/24	Dr. Tansu Daylan Washington University in St. Louis	Planet-Induced Stellar Flares from the TESS Mission
10/31	Dr. Wan Shou University of Arkansas	Advancing Manufacturing from Materials, and Processes to Functional Applications
11/7	Dr. Delower Hossain (alum) University of Tennessee Space Institute	Design, Selection, Synthesis, and Structure-Property Relationship of Refractory High-Entropy Ceramics for Extreme Engineering Applications
11/14	Dr. Andrzej Baran Missouri State University	Baker Observatory - Current Status and Future Plans
11/21	Yadira Gaibor (alum) Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Pathways of Survival: Formation and Migration Histories of Giant Exoplanets in Extreme Systems

Spring 2024

Date	Speaker	Title
2/1	Dr. Carissa Jones Brewer Science	Development of Sensing Systems for Real-Time, Water Quality Measurements
2/8	Dr. Bernadette Broderick University of Missouri	Conformer-specific Desorption in Interstellar Ices Probed by Chirped-pulse mm-Wave Rotational Spectroscopy
2/15	Dr. Dmitry Ovchinnikov University of Kansas	Van der Waals Topological Magnets and Superconductors
2/22	Dr. Rana Biswas Ames National Laboratory and Iowa State University	Novel Physical Phenomena in Nano-arrays and Nanostructures
2/29	Gabriele Corso Massachusetts Institute of Technology	DiffDock: Diffusion Steps, Twists, and Turns for Molecular Docking
3/7	Dr. Adam Miller Northwestern University	Mind the Gap: Capturing the Bright and Fast Transient Sky Missed by Rubin/LSST with LS4
3/21	Dr. Dipanjan Mazumdar Southern Illinois University	Theory-driven Experimental Search of Novel Magnetic Materials for Nanotechnology Applications
4/4	Dr. Tanvi Gujarati IBM Research, Almaden	Applications of Quantum Computing for Problems in Chemistry and Material Sciences
4/11	Dr. Xiaofeng Guo Washington State University	Understanding Thermodynamics of Critical Metal Materials under Extreme Conditions
4/18	Rajan Khadka (alum) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Thermal and Mechanical Properties of Organic-Inorganic Nanolaminates
4/25	Dr. Timothy Jones Craven Community College	Misconceptions about Teaching, from a Community College Perspective

Fall 2023

Date	Speaker	Title
9/21	Dr. Steven Harrellson (alum) Columbia University	Hydration Solids
9/28	Austin Shearin (alum) SynTouch, Inc.	What I thought I learned, what I actually learned, and what I wished I learned from getting a bachelors in Physics
9/29	Dr. Ariful Haque (alum) Texas State University	(i) Fully funded Ph.D. opportunities in MSEC at Texas State University (ii) UWBG Carbon for Electronic Applications
10/5	Dr. Saikat Talapatra Southern Illinois University	Emerging Nanomaterials & Composites for Electronics, Energy & Environmental Applications
10/19	Chenfeng Cao Hongkong University of Science and Technology	Accelerated Variational Quantum Eigensolver with Joint Bell Measurement
10/26	Dr. Halya Hodovanets Missouri University of Science and Technology	Inversion and Time-reversal Symmetry Broken Weyl Semimetal
11/2	Dr. Kurt Brorsen University of Missouri	Calculating Vibrationally Averaged Molecular Properties with Multicomponent Methods
11/9	Dr. Andrew Meng University of Missouri	Epitaxial AlScN Films and Nanowires for Ferroelectric Random-Access Memory Applications
11/16	Dr. Elisabeth Mills University of Kansas	Hidden Engines: Uncovering the Workings of the Nearest Galaxy Centers
11/30	Dr. Mohammadreza Momenitaheri University of Missouri, Kansas City	Stimuli-Responsive Multi-Functional 2D and 3D Nanoporous Materials in Condensed Phases

Spring 2023

Date	Speaker	Title
2/2	Simon Batzner Harvard University	Equivariant Interatomic Potentials
2/9	Dr. Deepak Singh University of Missouri	Designer Magnet with Fundamental and Practical Implications
2/23	John Dagdelen University of California, Berkeley	Natural Language Processing for Accelerating Scientific Breakthroughs
3/2	Dr. Julia Medvedeva Missouri University of Science and Technology	Fundamentals of Amorphous Oxide Semiconductors
3/9	Isaac Laseter University of Wisconsin-Madison	The JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES): The First Results from the Deepest Observations of the Universe to Date
4/13	Dr. Sheng Ran Washington University in St. Louis	Spin-triplet Superconducting State in the Nearly Ferromagnetic Compound UTe₂
4/27	Dr. Yijia Gu Missouri University of Science and Technology	Phase-field Modeling of Ferroelectrics: Polarization Rotation and Flexoelectricity
5/4	Dr. Bret Lehmer University of Arkansas	An X-ray Perspective on the Evolution of Galaxies Throughout the Universe

Fall 2022

Date	Speaker	Title
8/25	Dr. Arthur Mar University of Alberta	Materials Discovery through Machine Learning: Experimental Validation and Interpretable Models
9/15	Dr. Katharine Flores Washington University in St. Louis	High-throughput Investigations of Phase Formation and Mechanical Properties in Complex Metallic Alloys
9/29	Alex Miller (alum) ThermAvant Technologies	2010 Alumni Update: Career Paths, Thermal Management R&D, and In-state Job Opportunities
10/20	Dr. Alice Bean University of Kansas	Experimental Particle Physics and Tracking Detectors
11/3	Dr. Daniel Moreno Missouri State University	Exploring the Limits of Electrosorption-Based Electrodes for Capacitive Deionization Using Thermodynamic Principles
11/10	Dr. Manashi Nath Missouri University of Science and Technology	The Story of Transition Metal Chalcogenides: Multifaceted Electrochemical Applications for Energy Conversion, Storage, Sensing & Catalysis
12/1	Dr. Ruma Dutta Missouri State University	Multiple Attractor in Tumor Immune Dynamics

Spring 2022

Date	Speaker	Title
1/27	Christian Stepien (PAMS)	Analysis of Thorium Ions in Chloride Aqueous Solutions using Raman Spectroscopy
2/10	Devon Romine (PAMS)	Modeling Atomic Layer Deposition of Alumina as an Ultra-Thin Tunnel Barrier Using Reactive Molecular Dynamics
2/16	Bandon Decker University of Missouri-Kansas City	Stellar Mass Properties of Infrared-selected High-redshift Galaxy Clusters from MaDCoWS
2/17	Emily Justus (PAMS)	Applications of a Combined Approach of Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulations and Machine Learning to Model Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) of Metal Oxides
3/3	Dr. Mahmud Reaz (alum) Microchip Technology Inc.	Reliability of Silicon Devices - Hot Electron Effects
3/10	Dr. Corrinne Mills University of Illinois-Chicago & Fermilab	Baryogenesis, Higgs Bosons, and What's Next
3/24	Dr. Guang Bian University of Missouri-Columbia	Cloning of Dirac Electrons in Graphene/SiC Heterostructure
3/29	Farhan Ishrak (PAMS)	Investigations of Mn-Co-NiO Based Heterostructured Nanocrystals
3/29	Sharif Uddin (PAMS)	A Study of Bimagnetic CoO/NiFe₂O₄ Heterostructured Nanoparticles
3/31	Dr. Soumitra SenGupta Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science	Gravitational Wave: The Song of the Cosmos
4/7	Dr. Xiaobo Chen University of Missouri-Kansas City	Chasing Clean Energy and Environment Dream with Nanoscience: Photocatalysis, Rechargeable Battery, Hydrogen Production & Others – A Brief Summary of Our Past Research
4/21	Ripon Saha University of Missouri-Kansas City	Identifying Large-scale Structures Using Dust-obscured Galaxies (DOGs) as Signposts 9-10 Billion Light-years Away
4/28	Dr. Tommy Sewell University of Missouri-Columbia	Predicting Multiscale Responses of Organic High Explosives Subjected to Thermo-Mechanical Extremes
5/5	Dr. Xiangbo (Henry) Meng University of Arkansas	Atomic & Molecular Layer Deposition (ALD/MLD) for Emerging Research Studies
5/12	Dr. Hiro Nakamura University of Arkansas	Angle-resolved Photoelectron Spectroscopy: 2D Materials and Heterostructures

Fall 2021

Date	Speaker	Title
9/2	Rifat Ara Shams (PAMS)	Study of Structural, Electrical and Optical Properties of Copper Oxide Phase Mixture Thin Films Grown by Pulsed Laser Deposition
9/9	Bishwajite Karmakar (PAMS)	Study of Structural and Magnetic Properties of Ni-NiO Thin Films
9/16	Dr. Adam Brandt (alum) Colorado State University & NIST	A Measurement of the 2S_1/2 - 8D_5/2 Transition in Hydrogen
9/23	Dr. Conal Murray IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	Investigating Material Improvements in Superconducting Qubits
9/30	Dr. Shun Saito Missouri University of Science and Technology	Cosmic Acceleration and the Role of Galaxy Surveys
10/14	Dr. Yicheng Guo University of Missouri - Columbia	Dissecting Distant Galaxies: How Sub-structures Shed Light on Galaxy Formation and Evolution
10/21	Dr. Maria Mills University of Missouri - Columbia	Force-based Detection of Sub-millisecond Topo-isomerase IA Dynamics
10/28	Dr. Wai-Lun Chan University of Kansas	Turning Light into Electricity – How Excitons Dissociate at van der Waals Interfaces
11/4	Emily Justus (PAMS)	Applications of a Combined Approach of Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulations and Machine Learning to Model Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) of Metal Oxides
11/11	Devon Romine (PAMS)	Modeling Atomic Layer Deposition of Alumina as an Ultra-thin Tunnel Barrier using Reactive Molecular Dynamics
11/18	Dr. Damena Agonafer Washington University in St. Louis	Bioinspired Evaporative Cooling for High Heat Flux Applications
12/2	Dr. Rizal Hariadi Arizona State University	Understanding Molecular Machines using Protein and DNA Origami Nanoarrays
12/9	Dr. Jingyi Chen University of Arkansas	Controlling Three Dimensional Morphology of Nonprecious Metal-Based Nanostructures

Spring 2021

Date	Speaker	Title
1/21	Dr. Jason Jackiewicz New Mexico State University	Seismology of Sun and Stars
1/28	Dr. Michael Gordon Æsir Technologies	Nickel-Zinc Battery Research Opportunities
2/4	Kwabena Asante Boahen (PAMS)	Modeling of Argon Bombardment and Densification of Low-temperature Organic Precursors using Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulations and Machine Learning
2/11	Dr. Oliver C. Grant Complex Carbohydrate Research Center, University of Georgia	Virus-Receptor Interactions of Glycosylated SARS-CoV-2 Spike and Human ACE2 Receptor
3/2	Bikash Timalsina (PAMS)	Development of EAM and RF-MEAM Potential to Study Thermal Properties of Zirconium Diboride
3/2	Bishwajite Karmakar (PAMS)	Tuning Physical Properties of ZnO for Optoelectronics Applications
2/25	Dr. Cathy Wong University of Oregon	In Situ Transient Absorption Spectroscopy During Materials Formation
3/4	Dr. Robert Baker National eXtreme Ultrafast Science (NeXUS), Ohio State University	Watching Electrons Move at Interfaces: Visualizing Charge and Spin Dynamics Using Ultrafast XUV Spectroscopy
3/11	Alin Niraula (PAMS)	Transport Properties of Binary and Doped Diborides
3/11	Abiodun Odusanya (PAMS)	A Study of Laser-assisted Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Technique to Grow Carbon-based Materials
3/25	Shannon Dulz (PhD student, alum) University of Notre Dame	Cold Exoplanets: Ground-based Direct Imaging and Population Studies Planning for Future Space Missions
4/8	Dr. Vashti Sawtelle Michigan State University	Research on Inclusive Practices: Supporting Two-Year College Transfer Students in the Physics Community
4/15	Dr. Ryan Behunin Northern Arizona University	Noise in Integrated Photonic Brillouin Lasers
4/22	Dr. Marilu Perez Garcia Ames National Laboratory	Designing Ligands with Predetermined Metal Ion Selectivity using Electronic Structure Theory, Machine Learning, and Molecular Mechanics
4/23	Rifat Ara Shams (PAMS)	Electrical and Optical Properties of CuO-Cu₂O Phase Mixture for Solar Cell Application
4/29	Joshua Kern (alum) Clemson University	Using ro-vibrational Emission from Protoplanetary Disks in Order to Observe Accretion and Planet Formation in Action
4/30	Abu Zobair (PAMS)	Effect of Pulsed Laser Annealing on the Optoelectronic Properties of ZnO Thin Films
4/30	Sajal Islam (PAMS)	Simulation and Fabrication of All Oxide Based Glass/ITO/TiO₂/CuO/Au Heterostructure for Solar Cell Application

Fall 2020

Date	Speaker	Title
9/3	David Magness (PAMS)	Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulations of Atomic Layer Deposition
9/3	Tauhidul Islam (PAMS)	Study of Size-controlled CoO@MnFe₂O₄ Core-shell Nanoparticle
9/10	Dr. Matthew Horton Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Democratizing Access to Materials Science with the Materials Project
9/17	Nadib Akram (PAMS)	A Raman Study of Actinide Complex Species in Aqueous Chloride Solutions at High P-T Conditions
9/17	Sudha Krishnan (PAMS)	Exploring Topological Weyl Semimetals Isostructural to YbMnBi₂ and Co₂MnGa
9/24	Dr. Andrew Mason University of Central Arkansas	Do They Care, and Does It Matter? An Analysis of Learning Goals and Perceived Relevance of Introductory Physics to Life Science Majors
10/1	Dr. Jessica Krogstad University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Exploring the Potential of Concentrated Point Defects: Their Role in Mass Transport, Microstructural Evolution and Material Functionality
10/15	Dr. Paul Canfield Ames National Laboratory & Iowa State University	Cooking, Fishing and Jogging through Phase Space: A Practical Guide to Discovering and Understanding New Materials
10/22	Dr. Dilpuneet Aidhy University of Wyoming	Properties of Concentrated Alloys Predicted from Atomistic Calculations and Machine Learning
10/29	Abiodun Odusanya (PAMS)	A Study of Laser-assisted Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Technique to Grow Carbon-based Materials
10/29	Sajal Islam (PAMS)	TiO₂-CuO Heterostructure Solar Cell for Cost Effective and Better Optoelectronic Properties
11/5	Alin Niraula (PAMS)	Predicting Thermal Conductivity of High Temperature Ceramics (Diborides)
11/5	Abu Zobair (PAMS)	Effect of Pulsed Laser Annealing on ZnO Thin Films
11/12	Dr. Alannah Hallas University of British Columbia	Competing Orders and Phases in Pyrochlore Magnets
11/19	Bikash Timalsina (PAMS)	EAM and RF-MEAM Interatomic Potential Development to Study Thermal Properties of Zirconium Diboride
12/3	Dr. Catherine Espaillat Boston University	A Panchromatic View of Variability in Protoplanetary Disks

Spring 2020

Date	Speaker	Title
1/23	Yuxuan Lu (PAMS)	Reactive MD Simulation on the Formation of Amorphous Sub-nano Alumina Layer
1/23	Moudip Nandi (PAMS)	Synthesis and Characterization of Barium Titanate and Carbon-based Core-Shell Nano Particles
1/30	Abdullah Shafe (PAMS)	Magnetic Properties of NiO Based Magnetic Heterostructured Nano Crystals (MHNCs)
1/30	Joy Roy (PAMS)	Fabrication of CFO@C Core/Shell Nanoparticles by Laser Ablation
2/6	Dr. Mallory Molina Montana State University	Resolving Black Hole and Star-Formation Activity in Nearby Galaxies
2/7	Dr. Mallory Molina Montana State University	Towards a More Inclusive Astronomy: Building Community for All in Academia
2/13	Christopher Robledo (PAMS)	Heterostructure of 2D Materials
2/13	Shahidul Asif (PAMS)	Study of ZnO for Thin Film Transistor
2/20	Dr. Bharat Ratra Kansas State University	The Accelerating Expanding Universe: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and Einstein's Cosmological Constant, or Why Jim Peebles was Awarded Half of the 2019 Physics Nobel Prize
2/27	Dr. Wouter Montfrooij University of Missouri, Columbia	Does Spontaneous Fragmentation of a Magnetic Lattice Lead to Heavy Fermion Behavior?
3/5	Dr. Ariful Haque (alum) North Carolina State University	Fabrication of Q-carbon and Diamond Films by Ultrafast Laser Processing and Deposition for Electron Field Emission and Electrocatalysis Applications

Fall 2019

Date	Speaker	Title
8/29	Rajan Khadka (PAMS)	Study of Amorphous Boron Carbide (a-B_xC) Materials using Molecular Dynamics (MD) and Hybrid Reverse Monte Carlo (HRMC)
8/29	Muztoba Rabbani (PAMS)	Development of Multicomponent EAM Potential for Ni Based SuperAlloy
9/5	Hayley Sohn (alum) University of Colorado Boulder	Active Liquid Crystal Skyrmions
9/12	Sabila Kader Pinky (PAMS)	Molecular Dynamics (MD) Study of Creep Deformation in Ni-based Superalloy
9/19	Moudip Nandi (PAMS)	Synthesis and Characterization of Oxide Carbide Core Shell Nano Particles
9/19	Joy Roy (PAMS)	Fabrication of CFO@C Core/Shell Nanoparticles by Laser Ablation
9/26	Abdullah Shafe (PAMS)	Structural and Magnetic Properties of NiO@Mn_xNi_1-xO Core-Shell Nanoparticles Synthesized at Varying pH Values
9/26	Sinjan Majumder (PAMS)	Development of a CVD Assisted PLD System for Growing Thin Films
10/3	Dr. Alexander Kozhanov Georgia State University	Spin Waves in Structured Ferromagnetic Materials
10/16	Dr. Lloyd Lumata University of Texas Dallas	Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance: Enhancing NMR and MRI Signals by >10,000-fold for Real-Time Metabolic Assessment of Cancer
10/24	Dr. Marco Cavaglià Missouri University of Science and Technology	Unraveling the Universe's Deepest Mysteries with Gravitational Waves
10/31	Dr. Rao Khan Washington University in St. Louis	Keeping Physics Relevant in Ever-changing Practice of Radiological Medicine
11/7	Dr. Yew San Hor Missouri University of Science and Technology	Promising Candidates for Topological Superconductors
11/14	Christopher Robledo (PAMS)	Heterostructure of 2D Materials
11/14	Shahidul Asif (PAMS)	A Comparative Study of Characteristics of ZnO TFT for Various Substrate and Fabrication Parameters
12/5	Dr. Emmett Redd Missouri State University	Mathematics and Physics: How to Make Artificial Intelligence More Like Biological Intelligence