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Seminare - Sommer Semester 2024

Seminar über "spezielle Probleme in der Theorie der Kolloide"

Ort: HHU Düsseldorf, Seminarraum 25.32.O2.51
Programm:
DatumSprecher/inThemaZeit
Fr 26.04.2024   E. Allahyarov  Challenges and Opportunities of Polymer Nanodielectrics for Capacitive Energy Storage  14:30 s.t.
Mo 29.04.2024   K. Olsen  Composite stochastic processes: from dynamical disorder to optimal bacterial motion  14:30 s.t.
Mo 13.05.2024   A. Antonov  Colloidal transport in microfluidic Y-junctions  14:30 s.t.
Fr 24.05.2024   I. Abdoli  Chiral active particles under Magnus force  14:30 s.t.
Mo 03.06.2024   I. Malhotra  Harnessing machine learning to anticipate the Mpemba Effect in colloidal particles  14:30 s.t.
Mi 05.06.2024   G.H.P. Nguyen  Unlocking GPU efficiency: Threads, blocks, and beyond  14:30 s.t.
Mi 19.06.2024   S. Chaki  Motility-induced phase separation of inertial particles  14:30 s.t.
Fr 21.06.2024   R. Wittmann  Fun without DFT  14:30 s.t.
Fr 12.07.2024   E. Allahyarov  Fiber Diffraction Method for improving the q4-q6 bond order parameters method for deformed or fluctuating crystalline structures  14:30 s.t.
gez.: Prof. Dr. H. Löwen

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Seminar über "Spezielle Probleme der Computersimulation weicher Materie"

Ort: HHU Düsseldorf, Seminarraum 25.32.O2.51
Programm:
DatumSprecher/inThemaZeit
Fr 26.04.2024   E. Allahyarov  Challenges and Opportunities of Polymer Nanodielectrics for Capacitive Energy Storage  14:30 s.t.
Fr 24.05.2024   I. Abdoli  Chiral active particles under Magnus force  14:30 s.t.
Mo 03.06.2024   I. Malhotra  Harnessing machine learning to anticipate the Mpemba Effect in colloidal particles  14:30 s.t.
Mi 19.06.2024   S. Chaki  Motility-induced phase separation of inertial particles  14:30 s.t.
Fr 21.06.2024   R. Wittmann  Fun without DFT  14:30 s.t.
Mo 08.07.2024   S. Ghosh  Exploring Microrheology: Rheological Behavior of Binary Soft Mixtures in Supercooled States  14:30 s.t.
Mi 10.07.2024   M. Adhikari  Yielding Transitions of Amorphous Solids  14:30 s.t.
Fr 12.07.2024   E. Allahyarov  Fiber Diffraction Method for improving the q4-q6 bond order parameters method for deformed or fluctuating crystalline structures  14:30 s.t.
gez.: Prof. Dr. J. Horbach

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Seminar “Soft Matter”

Ort: HHU Düsseldorf, Seminarraum 25.32.O2.51
Programm:
DatumSprecher/inInstitutZeit
Mi 19.06.2024   Pietro Luigi Muzzeddu  SISSA, International School for Advanced Studies, Trieste, Italy  14:30 s.t.
Polymeric systems in complex environments
Mi 22.05.2024   William D. Pineros  University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg  14:30 s.t.
Biased ensembles of pulsating active matter
Mi 17.04.2024   Lars Kürten  ESPCI Paris, France  14:30 s.t.
Making the hard sphere nucleation discrepancy disappear
Do 11.04.2024   Jonathan Hedley  Imperial College London, United Kingdom  14:30 s.t.
Nonlocal correlation effects in water and aqueous electrolytes at electrified interfaces
Do 28.03.2024   Dr. Rüdiger Kürsten  Universitat de Barcelona, Spain  14:30 s.t.
Kinetic Theory of aligning self-propelled Particles beyond Mean Field
Mi 27.03.2024   Arnaud Compagnie  University of Liége, Belgium  14:30 s.t.
Separating plastic from plankton in active matter simulations
Mo 25.03.2024   Dr. Margaret Rosenberg  Universität Wien, Österreich  14:30 s.t.
Shape Matters: Microstructure and Magnetic Response of Colloidal Magnetic Nanoplatelets
Do 14.03.2024   Dheeraj Kumar  ESPCI, Sorbonne University, Paris, France  14:30 s.t.
Memory effects and yielding in a mesoscale model of amorphous materials
Mi 13.03.2024   Marco Musacchio  Sapienza University Rome, Italy  11:00 s.t.
A naive Maximum Entropy approach to my Master studies
Fr 26.01.2024   Wentao Gong  ETH Zurich, Switzerland  14:00 s.t.
Active Phase Separation: Unraveling Whi3-RNA Membrane Interactions and Mobility-Induced Spatial Patterns
Di 23.01.2024   Souradeep Ghosh  IISER, Kolkatta, India  11:00 s.t.
Thermodynamic Interplay in Associating Charged Polymers
Mo 22.01.2024   Jing Wang  Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg  11:00 s.t.
Hydrodynamics on an object in hydrogel granulate beds
Do 18.01.2024   Rishabh Sharma  TIFR Hyderabad, India  15:30 s.t.
On the Similarities Between Actively Driven and Sheared Glasses
Mo 15.01.2024   Aditya Vats  IIT Delhi, India  11:00 s.t.
Symbiotic Dynamics in Living Liquid Crystals
Fr 08.12.2023   Dr. Charles Reichhardt  Los Alamos National Laboratory, The United States of America  14:30 s.t.
Complex Dynamics in Active Matter Systems, Frustration Effects, Magnus Forces and Synchronization
Mo 30.10.2023   Dr. Jens Elgeti  Forschungszentrum Jülich  11:30 s.t.
Mechanics of cellular monolayers
Do 05.10.2023   Prof. Dr. T. Palberg  Institut für Physik, Johannes Gutenberg Universität  16:30 s.t.
Writing in Water
gez.: Prof. Dr. Horbach, Prof. Dr. Keim, Prof. Dr. Löwen

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Kolloquien

Ort: HHU Düsseldorf, Hörsaal 5J (Gebäude 25.31 Ebene 00)
Programm:
DatumSprecher/inInstitutZeit
Do 06.06.2024   Prof. Dr. Satya Majumdar  LPTMS, Université Paris-Sud, Orsay, France  16:30 s.t.
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Do 16.05.2024   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ihle  Universität Greifswald  16:30 s.t.
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Do 25.04.2024   Dr. Pauline Gagnon  Indiana University, United States of America  16:30 s.t.
What’s wrong with me?
Fr 19.04.2024   Commemoration colloquium Prof. Dr. Stefan U. Egelhaaf  Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf  14:00 s.t.
Commemoration colloquium Prof. Dr. Stefan U. Egelhaaf: „Commemoration colloquium”
Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf - Seminar@HHUD: 19.4.24 14:00 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5L

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Commemoration colloquium
Wichtiger Hinweis - geänderter Veranstaltungsort - Hörsaal 25.31 O0.5L
Do 01.02.2024   Prof. Dr. Daniela Kraft  Soft Matter Physics, Huygens-Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory, Leiden Institute of Physics, Leiden University, The Netherlands  16:30 s.t.
Prof. Dr. Daniela Kraft: „From colloidal hinges to reconfigurable structures and microrobots”
Soft Matter Physics, Huygens-Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory, Leiden Institute of Physics, Leiden University, The Netherlands - Seminar@HHUD: 1.2.24 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

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From colloidal hinges to reconfigurable structures and microrobots
Do 12.10.2023   Dr. Gláucia Murta  Institut für Theoretische Physik III, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf  16:30 s.t.
Dr. Gláucia Murta: „Device-independent quantum cryptography: towards network protocols”
Institut für Theoretische Physik III, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf - Seminar@HHUD: 12.10.2023 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

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Device-independent quantum cryptography: towards network protocols
Do 29.06.2023   Dr. Ivonne Möller  Ruhr Universität Bochum  16:30 s.t.
Dr. Ivonne Möller: „Gemeinsam zur Eigenständigkeit - Peer-Mentoring-Module im Physik-Studium an der RUB”
Ruhr Universität Bochum - Seminar@HHUD: 29.6.23 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

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Gemeinsam zur Eigenständigkeit - Peer-Mentoring-Module im Physik-Studium an der RUB
Do 22.06.2023   Prof. Dr. Thomas Speck  Universität Stuttgart  16:30 s.t.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Speck: „Dissipative structure formation in soft materials”
Universität Stuttgart - Seminar@HHUD: 22.6.23 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

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Dissipative structure formation in soft materials
Do 25.05.2023   Prof. Dr. Constantin R. Schrade  Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark  16:30 s.t.
Prof. Dr. Constantin R. Schrade: „Next-Generation Qubits in Superconducting Circuits”
Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark - Seminar@HHUD: 25.5.23 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

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Next-Generation Qubits in Superconducting Circuits
Do 20.04.2023   Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kahl  Institut für Theoretische Physik, TU Wien, Austria  16:30 s.t.
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kahl: „Microswimmers learning chemotaxis”
Institut für Theoretische Physik, TU Wien, Austria - Seminar@HHUD: 20.4.23 16:30 s.t., Lecture hall 25.31 O0.5J

Microorganisms which are abundant in nature and which play a key role in many biological phenomena have developed a huge variety of strategies which help them in nutrient uptake, to reproduce, to escape from predators, or to hunt prey. These strategies are realized via different manners, such as shape deformations or by the use of appendages. In an effort to understand the locomotion of these microswimmers under low Reynolds number conditions, models have been proposed, which are based on fixed swimming strategies. However, models of such organisms that adapt their swimming strategies to the ever changing surroundings have rarely been investigated, so far. I will report about a project where a simple microswimmer model is trained to swim and to uptake nutrients by combining the equations-of-motion with modern tools of machine learning. Using genetic algorithms optimized neural networks are developed which control the shape deformations of the microswimmers and allow them to navigate in static and time-dependent chemical environ-ments. By introducing noisy signal transmission in the neural networks the well-known biased run-and-tumble motion emerges, as it is known for many swimming microorganisms. Extensions of the simple model in use to more realistic microswimmers are discussed.

Microswimmers learning chemotaxis
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