The 18th Extreme Universe Colloquium was held. [Colloquium Video][Slides].
We will have the 19th online colloquium “Extreme Universe Colloquium” on October 2nd (Mon) 22:00 (JST). The speaker is Prof. Brian Swingle (Brandeis University). For details, please refer to the poster. If you have not registered yet, please register at our online event website at least three days prior to the colloquium. (It is not necessary to register again if you have done it already.)
Application for the grant "Publicly Offered Research" for FY2024-2025 associated with the ExU project has started.
For details, please see https://www2.yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~extremeuniverse/en/call-for-publicly-offered-research/
The 16th Extreme Universe Colloquium was held. [Colloquium Video][Slides].
The 17th Extreme Universe Colloquium was held. [Colloquium Video][Slides].
We will have the 17th online colloquium “Extreme Universe Colloquium” on June 6th (Tue) 19:00 (JST). The speaker is Prof. Harvey Reall (University of Cambridge). For details, please refer to the poster. If you have not registered yet, please register at our online event website at least three days prior to the colloquium. (It is not necessary to register again if you have done it already.)
We will have the 16th online colloquium “Extreme Universe Colloquium” on May 24th (Wed) 16:00 (JST). The speaker is Prof. Yasunobu Nakamura (University of Tokyo/RIKEN). For details, please refer to the poster. If you have not registered yet, please register at our online event website at least three days prior to the colloquium. (It is not necessary to register again if you have done it already.)
The 15th Extreme Universe Colloquium was held. [Colloquium Video].
We will be holding the long-term workshop "Quantum Information, Quantum Matter, and Quantum Gravity" at Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University from September 4th to October 6th this year. The registration for the on-site participants has begun. The deadline for applying for travel expenses and/or giving a presentation is May 31st. We look forward to your participation. For more details, please visit the following link: https://www2.yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~qimg2023/index.php.
A dilution refrigerator with a superconducting magnet has been delivered to the laboratory led by Prof. Go Yusa, Tohoku University in our C01 group. The refrigerator enables us to make electric measurements in the GHz band while cooling the measured sample to at least 5mK (about minus 273.145℃). This equipment will be used to realize physical systems equivalent to expanding universes or black holes in semiconductors and explore the quantum universe from laboratory-level experiments.
