#ComputationalChemistry #QuantumScience #SolidStatePhysics #Physics #MolecularScience #sflorg
https://www.sflorg.com/2026/03/phy03052601.html
Solid-state physics students, here’s another insightful lecture from Prof. Sandro Scandolo at the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)! In this lecture, Sandro introduces the fundamental principles of lattices and crystal structures, covering Bravais lattices, atomic arrangements, and common crystal geometries in 2D and 3D. The discussion extends to crystal structures with multiple atomic species, laying the groundwork for understanding more complex materials in solid-state physics.
📚 Watch this #OpenAccess lecture for free and engage with the Enabla community and Prof. Scandolo himself: https://enabla.com/pub/602/about
#SolidStatePhysics #MaterialsScience #Crystallography #CondensedMatter
Today is a great day for cond-mat students: let's welcome Prof. Sandro Scandolo, Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), who joins Enabla with his first lecture exploring the microscopic structure of matter. In this introductory lecture, Sandro discusses the atomic and microscopic foundations of material properties, emphasizing the connections between quantum mechanics, classical mechanics, and real-world applications in materials science and engineering.
Watch this #OpenAccess lecture for free and ask your questions online to the Enabla community and Sandro himself, who is happy to explain anything about solid-state physics at https://enabla.com/pub/1117/about
#Youtube just showed this #advertisement to me, and as someone with a doctorate in #SolidStatePhysics, I cannot help but be angry. About the name, that is.
They stole the fancy-sounding buzzword that we solid state physicists use instead of the boring-sounding "magneto-electronics" when we try to convince funding agencies to give us research money...
That aside, the game looks pretty cool though.
This biography of Millie Dresselhaus, Carbon Queen, is well worth a read
A new claim for a room temperature superconductor was made. Best to wait and see if this claim is valid.
"While the announcement has been greeted with enthusiasm by some scientists, others are far more cautious, pointing to the research group’s controversial history of alleged research malfeasance."
#Research #Superconductivity #RoomTemperatureSuperconductor #Materials #Science #SolidStatePhysics #Physics
If you're interested in the history of solid-state physics this biography of John Bardeen is well worth a read.