Welcome to the website of 2020-2021 virtual Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics seminar series

Virtual AMO seminars will be held on Mondays. The Zoom webinar begins 15 min before the actual seminar start time.
We welcome your nominations of speakers. Please email your nominations to Alexei Kananenka.

Past seminars

Spring 2021

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05/17/2021: Roberto Covino, Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies
Discovering Molecular Mechanisms from Computer Simulations with Deep Reinforcement Learning

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05/03/2021: László Túri, Eötvös Loránd University
Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Electron Solvation in Clusters of Polar Molecules

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04/26/2021: Jason Goodpaster, University of Minnesota
New Quantum Chemistry Methodology: Quantum Embedding and Machine Learning Algorithms for Complex Systems

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04/12/2021: Arnaldo Serrano, University of Notre Dame
Revealing Protein Structure in Complex Environments using 2DIR Spectroscopy

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04/05/2021: Pavlo Dral, Xiamen University
Quantum Chemistry Assisted by Machine Learning

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03/29/2021: Tristan Bereau, University of Amsterdam
Physics-based Machine Learning for Multiscale Computer Simulations

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03/22/2021: Carmen Domene, University of Bath
Studies of Ion Channel Activation and Modulation using Computational Approaches

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03/15/2021: Giuseppe Carleo, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne
Simulating Many-body Quantum Matter with Neural Network States

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Fall 2020

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9/14/2020: Weinan E, Princeton University
Integrating Machine Learning with Physics-Based Modeling

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10/19/2020: Venkatraman Gopalan, Penn State University
Probing Emergent Phenomena in Complex Oxides through Nonlinear Optics and Coherent X-rays

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10/26/2020: Ignacio Franco, University of Rochester
Quantum Coherence in Chemistry: Tackling the Decoherence Challenge

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11/2/2020: Chia-Lung Hsieh, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Ultrahigh-Speed Imaging by Coherent Brightfield (COBRI) Microscopy for Biophysical Studies

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11/9/2020: Roman Krems, University of British Columbia, Canada
Machine Learning with Small Data as a Physics Exploration Tool

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11/16/2020: Robin Garrod, University of Virginia
A Taste of Space: New Recipes for Making Complex Interstellar Molecules

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