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A blog about condensed matter and nanoscale physics. Why should high energy and astro folks have all the fun?

Thursday, March 19, 2026

APS March Meeting 2026, Day 4 and wrap-up

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Since I headed home early this afternoon, I was only able to go to a couple of talks this morning.  Here are those highlights, and a couple ...
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Wednesday, March 18, 2026

APS March Meeting 2026, Day 3

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It was another eclectic day at the APS Global Physics Summit.  Here is a selection of highlights based on my stochastic sampling of talks. I...
Tuesday, March 17, 2026

APS March Meeting 2026, Day 2

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Today was again a bit random, as I had talks for both one of my students and me, and meetings with folks.  Some highlights: Edoardo Baldini ...
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Monday, March 16, 2026

APS March Meeting 2026, Day 1

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I hit a pretty random assortment of talks on my first day at the APS Global Physics Summit, after catching a very early flight to get to Den...
Saturday, March 14, 2026

Some science leading into the APS Global Physics Summit

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Next week is the annual APS conference that was once the March Meeting and is now the combined March/April " Global Physics Summit ...
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Monday, March 09, 2026

RIP Tony Leggett

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It's been an extremely busy time, and there are all kinds of distressing events afoot.  Talking about new science results or the funding...
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Sunday, February 22, 2026

AI/ML, multiscale modeling, and emergence

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I've been attending a lot of talks lately about AI/machine learning and multiscale modeling for materials design and control.  This is a...
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Douglas Natelson
I am a physics professor at Rice University. My group uses nanoscale tools to address open questions in condensed matter physics, the study of the remarkable emergent properties of materials. Views expressed here are my own; they do not represent the views of my employer or any other entity.
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