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Predicting and controlling how microbes evolve using bi... October.29, Prof Adrian Serohi...
Application of optomechanics on gravitational wave dete... December.24, Prof. Feng-Li Lin...
Spectroscopic Appearance of Topological Nature in Two W... December.18, Prof. Chun-Liang ...
Transport and incommensurate quantum-size oscillations ... December.14, Prof. Richard Kor...
A global fit for the Georgi-Machacek model December.13, Prof. Cheng-Wei C...
Discrete gauge anomalies revisited December.12, Dr. Chang-Tse Hsi...
Lifetimes of Singly and Doubly Charmed Baryons December.12, Prof. Hai-Yang Ch...
CP violation in charmed meson decays beyond the standar... December.10, Dr. Hiroyuki Umee...
Interactive leakage chain rule for quantum min-entropy ... December.10, Prof. Ching-Yi La...

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Congratulation to Prof Yu-tin Huang for receiving the Nishina award 2018. Yu-tin Huang is an Associate Professor at National Taiwan University, and currently a junior center scientist at NCTS. His research focuses on general properties of physical observables such as scattering amplitudes and correlation functions, in quantum field theory, gravity and string theory. Yu-tin Huang was instrumental in uncovering the hidden structures of perturbative amplitudes, including the color-kinematic duality between Yang-Mills theory and Einstein-Hilbert gravity, the dual superconformal symmetry of three-dimensional Chern-Simons matter theory, and the dual conformal symmetry for Super Yang-Mills theory beyond four dimensions. These developments are summarized in the famou...Read More

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Congratulation to Prof. Cazalilla on being elected Fellow of American Physical Society Miguel Cazalilla is a Professor of Physics Department in National Tsing Hua University and currently a Center Scientist of NCTS. Previously he was a Distinguished Center Scientist and a member of the Executive Committee of the NCTS (2015-2018). His research focuses on non-equilibrium phenomena in low-dimensional atomic and condensed matter systems. Miguel received his PhD in 1999 from the University of the Basque Country, located in the Northern part of Spain working under Pedro M. Echenique. As a graduate student, he did research on atomic collisions with solids, and used density functional theory ...Read More

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Congratulations to Professor Kingman Cheung for the OCPA 2017 Achievement in Asia Award. Kingman Cheung is a professor physics at the National Tsing-Hua University and currently one of Distinguished Center Scientists of the NCTS since 2015. His research focuses on the most fundamental questions in physics: the origin of mass, the unification of all forces, the structure of space-time, and the nature of the dark matter. His research accomplishments build on his deep knowledge and extraordinary development of new physics models and determining their characteristic signatures in collider experiments. One of the major contributions of Kingman’s work is on the understanding the origin of electroweak symmetry breaking. At the beginning of 2013 when ...Read More

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Prof. Carlo Beenakker (Leiden University, Holland) is 2018 NCTS Distinguished Lecturer, and will present his recent works in topological superconductors in Sep. 26 (2018). Prof. Beenakker is a worldly renowned condensed matter theorist and also a member of the International Advisory Committee of NCTS. His recent research is devoted to apply quantum mechanics to develop new technologies. Below is more information of his lecture and activity registration. Title: Majorana Edge Modes in Topological Superconductors Abstract: Two-dimensional superconductors with broken time-reversal symmetry have been predicted to support topologically protected chiral edge states, providing a superconducting counterpart to the quantum Hall effect in semiconductors. The edge states carry char...Read More

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National Center for Theoretical Sciences invites three prestigious Academicians in Condensed Matter Theory to visit Taiwan in April and May of 2018. Each of them will share a public colloquium (as dated in the poster) and a seminar on a special topics. Public colloquium talks are suitable for a broad background of audience, not only in theoretical physics. In these events, We expect a great exciting and interesting interflow between these researchers and our domestic faculty and students. For more information and registration on these three events, please visit the activity website: http://phys.cts.nthu.edu.tw/actnews/?Sn=408 Read More

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This is a school on theories and observations of astrophysical black-hole systems. Black holes make themselves detectable in electromagnetic waves by forming accretion disks in their surroundings and sometimes producing outflow jets. Observations across the whole electromagnetic spectrum on X-ray binaries and Active Galactic Nuclei （AGN） have revealed many fascinating phenomena related to the strong gravity and fast spin of the central black holes, to the physics of accretion flows, and to the formation and collimation of jets. Theoretical efforts in past decades have also led to deeper understanding of all these subjects. We are very pleased to hold this school on ‘Accretion and Emission of Accreting Black Holes’ and cordially invite all interested students and colleagues to ...Read More

Conferences

Frontiers of complex systems science: soft matter, biop...January 21 - 22, 2019
2019 The ICAM-NCTS Annual Meeting and Frontiers of Cond...January 14 - 18, 2019
NCTS Colloquium on First-Principles Search for High Tem...January 03, 2019
5th International Workshop on Dark Matter, Dark Energy ...December 28 - 01, 2019
NCTS Annual Theory Meeting 2018: Particles, Cosmology a...December 17 - 20, 2018
The Second Workshop on Parton Distribution FunctionsNovember 26 - 28, 2018
Symposium on Systems NeuroscienceNovember 20 - 21, 2018

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