Strongly correlated oxide materials exhibit a wide range of emergent quantum phenomena arising from the interplay of charge, spin, orbital, and lattice degrees of freedom. In this talk, I will… read more about Condensed Matter Seminar - Emergent Quantum Phenomena in Layered Ruthenates: Insights from ARPES, Thin-Film Epitaxy, and Quantum Transport »
Open House at the Duke Teaching Observatory is a chance to look at the beautiful night sky with some 10" telescopes guided by Duke physicists.Free event, everyone is welcome, no reservations are… read more about Stargazing »
Abstract:The exponential rise in the production and use of polymers, particularly in single use applications, has led to a dramatic increase in their environmental prevalence and problems with… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Bradley D Olsen »
Because DNA is a double helix, the molecular machines that read, copy, and package the genome inevitably twist it. Yet the consequences of this twisting have remained difficult to study. To address… read more about Physics Colloquium - The Twisted Genome: How DNA Torsion Shapes Genome Function »
DuQuantum is the first annual quantum computing hackathon at Duke. For 24 hours, we invite quantum enthusiasts to tackle challenges designed by industry leaders and gain experience with state-of-the-… read more about DuQuantum Hackathon »
In 1938, Arthur Ruhlig at the University of Michigan reported an unexpected result while studying deuterium-deuterium fusion: evidence that tritium produced in one nuclear reaction could fuse with… read more about Physics Colloquium - Revisiting Fusion’s Beginnings: A 1938 Mystery Meets a Modern Duke-Los Alamos Experiment »
Open House at the Duke Teaching Observatory is a chance to look at the beautiful night sky with some 10" telescopes guided by Duke physicists.Free event, everyone is welcome, no reservations are… read more about Stargazing »
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The Department of Physics will be hosting Professor Mikhail Lukin (Harvard University) on Thursday, November 5, 2026 for the Fritz London Memorial Lecture. The seminar, "New Frontier of Quantum… read more about Fritz London Memorial Lecture Presented by Prof. Mikhail Lukin: "New Frontier of Quantum Computing and Quantum Information" »
A broad effort is currently underway to develop quantum computers that can outperform classical counterparts for certain computational, simulation or sensing tasks. The practical realization of such… read more about Fritz London Lecture - New frontier of quantum computing and quantum information »
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Open House at the Duke Teaching Observatory is a chance to look at the beautiful night sky with some 10" telescopes guided by Duke physicists.Free event, everyone is welcome, no reservations are… read more about Stargazing »
Abstract:Progress in condensed-matter physics ultimately depends on materials reality. Many long-standing questions arise not from a lack of theoretical ideas, but from the challenge of controlling… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Bharat Jalan »
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Open House at the Duke Teaching Observatory is a chance to look at the beautiful night sky with some 10" telescopes guided by Duke physicists.Free event, everyone is welcome, no reservations are… read more about Stargazing »
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