FRIB/NSCL Nuclear Theory Seminar

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Theory Seminar Graduate Coffee Discussions take place at 11:00 AM via Zoom (ID: 976 2602 8072, Passcode 48824).

Faculties will prepare graduate students for the next Nuclear Theory Seminar. All graduate students are invited to attend.

For inquiries, please contact Xilin Zhang: zhangx@frib.msu.edu

Date	Seminar Speaker	Lecturer	Notes
09/07	Nobuo Hinohara	Nobuo Hinohara	Preparation for the talk “” by Nobuo Hinohara on 09/12. Notice this coffee discussion is scheduled on Thurday, 10AM
09/19	Jhilam Sadhukhan		Preparation for the talk “” by Jhilam Sadhukhan on 10/3
10/10	Zidu Lin	Sudhanva Lalit	Preparation for the talk “” by Zidu Lin on 10/17
10/24			Preparation for the talk “” by Seth Jacobson Lin on 10/31

Date	Seminar Speaker	Lecturer	Notes
01/17	Mark Caprio	Morten Hjorth-Jensen	Preparation for the talk “Seize the moment (or radius): What to do when your (long-range) observables don't converge?” by Mark Caprio on 01/24
01/31	Katharine Hunt	Jacob Watkins	Preparation for the talk “Bell inequalities, Clauser-Horne-Shimony-Holt inequalities, and qubit entropy: Explorations with noisy intermediate-scale quantum computers” on 02/07
02/20	Ronen Weiss	Scott Bogner	Preparation for the talk “Short-range expansion for the nuclear many-body problem” on 02/21
03/14	Alessandro Lovato	Jane Kim	Preparation for the talk “Variational learning quantum wave functions” on 03/21
04/24	Jacek Dobaczewski	Kyle Godbey	Preview for the talk “Nuclear DFT electromagnetic moments in heavy deformed open-shell odd nuclei” on 05/02