Veranstaltungen der naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultäten

Mo, 18.05.2026 - So, 24.05.2026 (Kalenderwoche 21)

Montag, 18. Mai 2026

Seminar Prof. Lupton/Schüller

Mo, 18.05, 12.30, PHY 2.0.31

Philipp Wutz, Universität Regensburg

Electrical Control of Intersubband transitions in few-layer WSe2 probed by electronic Raman scattering

Gastgeber: Prof. John Lupton

Physik

Mo, 18.05, 12.15, PHY 9.2.01

Dr. Flore Kunst, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen

Exceptional non-Hermitian physics

Vorlesung im Rahmen der Bernhard-Hess-Dozentur 2026

SFB 1277 - Journal Club on Single Molecules and Materials at the Atomic-Scale

Mo, 18.05, 14.00, RUN.0.34

Tzu-Chao Hung

Presented papers: "Janus graphene nanoribbons with localized states on a single zigzag edge" & beyond... (abstract)

Arbeitsgruppenseminar Prof. Moritz Kerz

Mo, 18.05, 12.15 - 14.00, M 103

Andrea Panontin, Universität Regensburg

Derived functors and their universal properties

Gastgeber: Prof. Kerz

Dienstag, 19. Mai 2026

SFB 1277: Emergent Relativistic Effects in Condensed Matter

Di, 19.05, 14.15, H34

Asst. Prof. Dr. Luca Banszerus, University of Vienna

Artificial flat bands in frustrated Josephson junction arrays based on superconductor/semiconductor hybrids (pdf)

Gastgeber: Dr. Angelika Knothe-Schulz

Physik

Di, 19.05, 14.15, PHY 5.0.20

Dr. Flore Kunst, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen

Exceptional non-Hermitian physics

Vorlesung im Rahmen der Bernhard-Hess-Dozentur 2026

Oberseminar Arithmetische Geometrie

Di, 19.05, 12.00 - 13.30, M 311

Prof. Dr. Guido Kings, Universität Regensburg

Tempered Distributions II

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Guido Kings

Oberseminar über Arakelov-Theorie

Di, 19.05, 14.15 - 15.45, M 102

Prof. Walter Gubler, Universität Regensburg

Zhang's inequalities

Gastgeber: Prof. Künnemann, Prof. Gubler

Mittwoch, 20. Mai 2026

Oberseminar Globale Analysis

Mi, 20.05, 10.15, M 311

Prof. Dr. Rupert Frank, LMU

Zero modes of the Pauli operator (pdf)

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Bernd Ammann

Physik

Mi, 20.05, 14.00, RUN Auditorium (1. Stock)

Simon Maier, Universität Regensburg

Attosekunden-Ladungsdynamik in atomar auflösender Rastertunnelmikroskopie

Promotionskolloquium

Seminar - Scanning Probe Microscopy

Mi, 20.05, 10.00 - 11.00, PHY 5.0.20

Sophia Schweiß, Uni Regensburg, Lst. Gießibl

Test talk for Nanomanipulation Workshop

Joint condensed matter theory seminar, Profs. Evers/Fabian/Grifoni/Richter/Schliemann

Mi, 20.05, 10.15, PHY 4.1.13

Dr. Adam Skrlec, Universität Regensburg

Eliashberg-like theory for Dynes superconductors

Donnerstag, 21. Mai 2026

GRK 2905 Ultrafast Nanoscopy

Do, 21.05, 13.00, RUN 0.35

Dr. Yiqi Fang, FAU Erlangen

Shaping electron dynamics with structured light

Gastgeber: Dr. Changhua Bao und GRK 2905

SFB 1277: Emergent Relativistic Effects in Condensed Matter

Do, 21.05, 14.15, PHY 5.0.20

Dr. Aleksey Lunkin, Nanocenter CENN, Ljubljana

Thermalisation as Diffusion in Hilbert Space (pdf)

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Evers

SFB-Seminar

Do, 21.05, 16.00, M 311

Question Seminar

Gastgeber: Shai Keidar

Kepler - Kolloquium

Do, 21.05, 17.00, M 104

reserviert für Helmut Abels, Uni Regensburg

reserviert!

Arbeitsgruppenseminar Prof. Bunke

Do, 21.05, 12.15, M 311

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Bunke

6 functors and C^*-algebras

Oberseminar IntComSin

Do, 21.05, 14.00, M104

reserviert für Helmut Abels, Uni Regensburg

reserviert!

Freitag, 22. Mai 2026

SFB 1277: Emergent Relativistic Effects in Condensed Matter

Fr, 22.05

Assistant Prof. Dr. Valla Fatemi, Cornell Duffield Engineering, School of Applied and Engineering Physics, New York, USA

Graphene and superconductors: new experiments on multiterminal Josephson physics and plasmon-cavity systems (pdf)

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Kuemmeth

GRK 2905 Ultrafast Nanoscopy

Fr, 22.05, 14.00, RUN auditorium (1st floor)

Prof. Dr. Thomas Taubner, RWTH Aachen

tba

Anschließend Kaffee

Gastgeber: GRK 2905

Oberseminar IntComSin

Fr, 22.05, 14.15, M104

Jonas Haselböck, Universität Regensburg

tba

Working Seminar über Mathematische Physik

Fr, 22.05, 14.30, M 103 /online

Marius Oancea, Universität Wien

A mathematical description of the spin Hall effect of light

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Felix Finster