ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Patrick Huber, 3. Dezember 2021, 14:00 Uhr, "Water confined in nanopores: What do we know about it and what is it good for?" Event | 12/3/21
ICP Kolloquium: Dipl.-Ing. Sibylle Hermann, Dr. Jan Range, 12. November 2021, „Practical Implementation of Research Data management in SimTech” Event | 11/12/21
ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Michele Ceriotti, 28. Oktober 2021, „Machine learning at the atomic scale” Event | 10/28/21
ICP Kolloquium: Dr. Sven Krippendorf, 05. Oktober 2021, „Theoretical Physicists' Biases Meet Machine Learning” Event | 10/5/21
Terminänderung: ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Clemens Bechinger, 12. Juli 2021, „Formation of collective states using programmable active matter” Event | 7/12/21
ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Robert Hoy, 08. Juli 2021, „Relating the entanglement of semiflexible polymer melts to their local inter- and intra-chain structure” Event | 7/8/21
ICP Kolloquium: Ass. Prof. Dr. Douwe Jan Bonthuis, 10. Juni 2021, „The dielectric response of water and electrolytes at high and low frequencies” Event | 6/10/21
ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Joachim Dzubiella, 20. Mai 2021, „On the permeability of dense polymer membranes for the selective transport of molecular solutes” Event | 5/20/21
ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Jens Harting, 25. Februar 2021, „Suspensions of soft capsules: rheology and multiphase flows” Event | 2/25/21
ICP Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Ulrich F. Keyser, 04. Februar 2021, „Polymer and ion dynamics in nanopores revealed by designed DNA nanostructures“ Event | 2/4/21
ICP Kolloquium: Sabine Ludwigs, 21. Januar 2021, „Bioinspired Multiresponsive Polymer Films“ Event | 1/21/21
ICP Kolloquium: Gábor Csányi, 14. Januar 2021, „Machine learned force fields: status and challenges“ Event | 1/14/21
ICP Kolloquium: Yuichi Itto, 15. Oktober 2020, „Introduction to Flow Equations for Hamiltonians “ Event | 10/15/20
ICP Kolloquium: Philip Loche, 1. September 2020, "Electrostatics at aqueous interfaces and in nanoconfinement" Event | 9/1/20
Roland Kjellander, Professor Emeritus (Dept. of Chemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Gothenburg), Interactions and dielectric response in electrolyte solutions and ionic liquids: A multiple decay-length affair with simple unifying features. Event | 2/25/20
