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• 14 janvier
  [Institut Quantique] Séminaire IQ / RQMP
  14 janvier

  [Institut Quantique] Séminaire IQ / RQMP

  Lieu : https://umontreal.zoom.us/j/89734040307?pwd=aURDVXBSNHhuSFZjSFVIUGxJUFJLQT09 Description : https://umontreal.zoom.us/j/89734040307?pwd=aURDVXBSNHhuSFZjSFVIUGxJUFJLQT09 Andrea Damascelli SBQMIUBC Quantum Materials by Design - In most materials, electrons move around and scaIer essentially independently of oneanother. In quantum materials, in contrast, electrons engage in highly correlatedmotions that resemble a complex dance. These correlations give rise to a wide rangeof astonishing electronic and magnetic properties that evoke the most profoundscientific questions challenging the field of condensed matter physics.Research at the Quantum MaIer Institute (QMI) at UBC seeks to unravel and exploitthe complex phenomena that emerge in novel engineered materials — not only as aresult of these strong electronic correlations, but also from other sources ofextraordinary behavior, such as topological states or physical structures createdartificially at the atomic scale. Our research has advanced beyond merely exploringthese materials so we can now begin to rationally design materials with the idealproperties to serve as building blocks for future ultra-high-performance technologies;synthesize these materials; characterize them, developing new experimental andtheoretical techniques along the way as needed; and using them to fabricatearchetype devices to demonstrate their technological potential.In this talk, I will provide an overview of the ongoing Quantum Materials by Designeffort at QMI, ranging from designing novel quantum phases in graphene via strainengineering and local symmetry breaking [1], to the possible realization of hightemperaturetopological superconductivity in twisted monolayer-thin layers of d-wavecopper oxides [2]. To this end, QMI aims at bringing together research, training, andtranslation in one holistic coherent effort in quantum materials & quantumtechnologies.[1] P. Nigge et al., Room temperature strain-induced Landau levels in graphene on awafer-scale plaeorm, Science Advances 5, eaaw5593 (2019).[2] O. Can et al., High-temperature topological superconductivity in twisted doublelayer copper oxides, Nature Physics 17, 519 (2021).

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• 19 janvier
  [Institut Quantique] Énigmes quantiques
  19 janvier

  [Institut Quantique] Énigmes quantiques

  Lieu : https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83342401829?pwd=Z0ZkRHo2NmxUelZEY3V0WlZtdXBSUT09 Description : Lien Zoom :  https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83342401829?pwd=Z0ZkRHo2NmxUelZEY3V0WlZtdXBSUT09Zoom ID : 833 4240 1829Password : 031417Lancement des énigmes quantiques de l'IQ

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• 20 janvier
  [Institut Quantique] Séminaire virtuel, IQ-RQMP
  20 janvier

  [Institut Quantique] Séminaire virtuel, IQ-RQMP

  Lieu : https://umontreal.zoom.us/j/82148683936?pwd=L0ZrcWNFRENadWZLbDJtckFpTG1OUT09 Description :  https://umontreal.zoom.us/j/82148683936?pwd=L0ZrcWNFRENadWZLbDJtckFpTG1OUT09ID de réunion : 821 4868 3936Code secret : 8452

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