The Yale Physics Department has many seminar series with the aim of providing information and knowledge to our physics community. These various seminar series are aimed at undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, research staff and faculty.
This seminar is run by the Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics group. Speakers are brought in to talk about topics of interest. Seminars are scheduled on an ad hoc basis.
An open problem chalk talk series for natural phenomena outside of equilibrium, from the formation of sand ripples to the origin and dynamics of living systems.
This weekly seminar is run by the Theoretical Condensed Matter group. Speakers are brought in to talk about topics of interest.
These seminars are a biweekly seminar held at Wright Lab, with talks generally given by Yale Physics graduate students and postdocs on a variety of topics.
The Graduate Theory Seminar series hosts a bi-weekly reading group, as well as talks twice a semester that cover theoretical topics of interest to a broad audience.
The Kimball Smith Series tackles issues at the intersection of science, technology, ethics, and global affairs.
These seminars cover recent results and new developments in experimental nuclear, particle and astrophysics. They are the main research talks of Wright Laboratory.
This weekly seminar is run by the Theoretical Particle Physics group. Speakers are brought in to talk about topics of interest.
This monthly seminar is run by the Machta group in QBio. Speakers are brought in to talk about topics of interest.
Seminar series for physics initiatives in data science.
These seminars are focused on providing PhDs and postdocs with information, contacts, and resources on a range of career opportunities, especially outside academia.
See the following webpage for information about logistics for your visit including forms to submit your information to us and reimbursement forms.
