Symposium on Frontiers of Solid State Theory (Part 2)

Tuesday, June 23, 2026


12:00−13:30	Lunch
13:30−13:45	Bernhard Keimer, MPI for Solid State Research Welcome
13:45−14:25	Mathias Scheurer, Univ. Stuttgart Engineered quantum materials as tunable platforms for novel phases
14:25−15:05	Titus Neupert, Univ. Zürich New dimensions in fractional quantum Hall physics
15:05−15:45	Angelika Knothe, Univ. Regensburg Spin-orbit coupling effects in proximitized bilayer graphene/TMD nanostructures
15:45−16:30	Coffee
16:30−17:10	Fabian Kugler, Univ. Cologne Pseudogap in the doped Hubbard model: Insights from the finite-difference parquet method
17:10−17:50	Bingqing Cheng, Univ. California Berkeley Energy and forces are all you need

9:00−9:40	Kevin Jablonka, FSU Jena Transforming our view on transformers in the sciences
9:40−10:10	Johannes Margraf, Univ. Bayreuth Getting the electrons back into atomistic Machine Learning
10:10−10:45	Coffee
10:45−11:25	Oriana Diessel, Harvard Univ. Steady-states and response functions of the periodically driven O(N) scalar field theory
11:25−12:05	Chris Bartel, Univ. Minnesota Anion redox in lithium transition metal chalcogenide cathode materials
12:05	Lunch