Inna Vishik Public Lecture: The Secret Life of Electrons - UC Davis

Inna Vishik is an Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy at UC Davis. She received her undergraduate education at Stanford University. There she discovered that her childhood love for craft projects and old-school chemistry sets that could blow things up found perfect application in condensed matter physics, the study of many-particle systems including novel materials. She went on to do a PhD in Stanford in this area, focused on unraveling intricate interactions in high-temperature superconductors. After a subsequent postdoc at MIT, she returned to the west coast to build her lab at UC Davis. She and her team perform experiments which use light to probe exotic phenomena in quantum materials.

• Giedt Hall 1003
• Monday, 7pm
• Jan. 10, 2022

This event is FREE and requires no payment, however proof of registration and vaccination may be required by request upon entering the venue.

The lecture will be hosted on UC Davis campus at Giedt Hall 1003, but will also be available as a hybrid event broadcasted simultaneously via livestream.

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