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PHYS Brown Bag Seminar: "Detecting Gravity at the Milligram Scale"

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Join us for science and pizza in the Nanotalo lobby!
Seminar poster showing a person holding red equipment. Text details Matthew Herbst's talk on quantum nanomechanics.

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Where

Nanotalo building
Lobby area

Event language(s)

English

The Physics Brown Bag seminars are an opportunity to discuss the latest research with fellow scientists and science-minded people. Also, there's pizza!

The next seminar takes place on Friday, November 28, at noon in the Nanotalo lobby.

Presenter: Matthew Herbst, Postdoctoral researcher,Quantum Nanomechanics group

Topic: Detecting Gravity at the Milligram Scale

Before the seminar, pizza is served at approximately 11.45 am.

All and everyone are welcome to join us for pizza and science!

Brown graphics with pizza slice photos. Text says Physics Brown Bag Seminars, new research talks, colleagues, pizza!

Brown Bag Seminars

Physics brown bag seminars highlight exciting new results arising from the physics community at Aalto.

Department of Applied Physics
An illustration of the 15-micrometre-wide drumheads prepared on silicon chips used in the experiment. The drumheads vibrate at a high ultrasound frequency, and the peculiar quantum state predicted by Einstein was created from the vibrations. Image: Aalto University / Petja Hyttinen & Olli Hanhirova, ARKH Architects.

Quantum Nanomechanics

The NEMS group focuses on studies of micro- and nanomechanical resonators near the quantum ground state of moving objects.

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