Physics Colloqium Mainz

Tuesday, 4:15 p.m. (coffee and nibbles from 4:00 p.m.)
Lecture Hall KPH, Johann-Joachim-Becher-Weg 45
Coordinators: Prof. Tyler Kutz, Prof. Matthias Neubert,  Prof. Alfons Weber

(more details at  https://indico.zdv.uni-mainz.de/category/13)

Upcoming Events

2026-10-20: Gravitational Waves (Karsten Danzmann)

2026-10-27: Mysterious Light Flashes in Historical Astronomical Observations (Beatriz Villarroel)

2026-11-03: Stars as Laboratories for New Particles (Georg Raffelt)

2026-11-10: Antrittsvorlesung: Title tbd (Lukas Koch)

2026-11-17: Metamaterials: Designer Solid State Physics (Martin Wegener)

Some Past Events

2026-07-07: A Science Comedian's Guide to Communicating Science (Brian Malow)

2026-06-30: Cancelled: Bell Tests and Entanglement in Collider Experiments

2026-06-23: The Science and Prospects of the Electron Ion Collider (Abhay Deshpande)

2026-06-16: A Philosopher of Science's View of Physics (Radin Dardashti)

2026-06-09: Particle and Nuclear Physics at PSI (Klaus Kirch)

2026-06-02: Quarks & Co: Dynamical mass generation and restoration in extreme environments (Christian Fischer)

2026-05-26: Dawn of the $^{229\text{m}}$Th nuclear clock (Peter Thirolf)

2026-05-19: Recent Advances in Computational Geodynamics: from Large-scale Models to Magmatic Systems (Boris Kaus)

2026-05-12: Cosmology and Supernovae Through Cosmic Lenses (Sherry Suyu)

2026-05-05: Probing Neutrinos with the KATRIN and LEGEND Experiments (Susanne Mertens)

2026-04-28: Inaugural Lecture: Flavour Physics - Status and Prospects (Marzia Bordone)

2026-04-21: Inaugural Lecture: Project Projection Operator - How to be an average scientist (Michael te Vrugt)

2026-04-14: Cancelled: Mysterious Light Flashes in Historical Astronomical Observations

2026-02-10: Antrittsvorlesung: Protons to partons: resolving matter with the world’s most precise microscopes (Tyler Kutz)

2026-02-03: Farewell colloquium for Thomas Palberg: Colloids: passive, driven, active (Hartmut Löwen)

2026-01-27: Factorization and Universality in Nuclear Physics (Nir Barnea)