This is a list of lectures taking place during the summer semester at the Faculty of Natural Sciences II that we think might be interesting for you. Please check StudIP yourself to confirm that the lecture takes place this semester and to find out when and where it takes place.
Continue reading “Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2023”Category: Regular lecture MLU
Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2022
Physics
Soft Condensed Matter Physics – Saalwächter
[BA Phy]
Wed 14.15-15.45, VSP1 1.26
Basic X-ray scattering for soft matter – Thurn-Albrecht/Petzold/Dolynchuk
[MA Phy]
Tue 14.15-15.45, VDP1 2.12
Special topics in NMR spectroscopy –Ferreira, Balbach, Weininger, Krushelnittsky, Saalwächter
[MA Phy]
Tue 14.15-15.45, VDP3 1.04
Regular lectures MLU – WiSe 2021/2022
Please check in StudIP if these information are still up to date. Due to the current situation with COVID19, there might be changes.
Physics
Introduction to polymer physics – Thurn-Albrecht/Dolynchuk
[M.Sc. Phy]
Wed 10.30-12.00, VDP3 3.16
Thu 8.00-9.30, VDP3 1.12
Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2021
Please register for the lecture in StudIP and check if the information given below is till up to date. As most of the lectures are held online this semester, also PhD students from Leipzig university might participate. Please contact the responsible lecturer in advance!
Continue reading “Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2021”iRTG lecture series by Shi-Qing Wang (October 14, 2019) | part 1
The essence of nonlinear polymer rheology: everything you must know
by Shi-Qing Wang, University of Akron, USA
Polymer processing suffers from a variety of rate-limiting difficulties. In extrusion alone, we encounter surface roughness on extrudate (sharkskin), quasi-periodic extrudate distortion associated with pressure oscillation and gross melt fracture. To have better mechanical characteristics, polyolefin resins need to have sufficiently high molecular weight, and the same is true for rubbers. Consequently, useful polymers, in the annual amount of one hundred million tons, are always strongly entangled. Most of the melt processing instabilities of these polyolefin and rubbers are due to the presence of high entanglement. Our task is to understand and predict rheological responses of entangled polymeric materials.
This presentation summarizes more than one decade of intensive research carried out at Akron that has completely changed our worldview of the essence of nonlinear rheology of entangled polymers. Continue reading “iRTG lecture series by Shi-Qing Wang (October 14, 2019) | part 1”
Regular lectures MLU – WiSe 2019/20
Physics
Introduction to polymer physics – Thurn-Albrecht/Schulz
[M.Sc. Phy]
Wed 10.15-11.00, VDP3 3.16
Thu 8.15-9.45, VDP3 1.12
Bildgebung und CT – Laufer
[M.Sc. Med. Phy]
Tue 10-12, VsP1 1.26
Biophysik – Balbach
[M.Sc. Phy]
Wed 12.15-13.45, VDP3 1.04
Statistische Physik – Henk
[M.Ed. Phy]
Tue 10.15-11.45, VSP1 1.02
Einführung in die NMR-Spektroskopie – Saalwächter/Balbach/Krushelnitzky
[M.Sc. Phy]
Mon 14.15-15.45, VDP3 1.06
Chemistry
Physikalische Chemie (Thermodyn./Kinetik/Elektrochem.) – Bacia
[B.Sc. Chem]
Fri 13.00-15.30, VDP4 1.27
Physikalische Chemie I – Sebastiani
[B.Sc. Chem]
Thu 15.15-16.45, Ch TLS 1.01
Fri 9.15-10.00, VSP1 1.26
Physikalische Chemie der Polymere – Kreßler
[M.Sc.]
Tue 15.15-16.45, VDP4 1.27
Grundlagen der Chemie der Polymere und Makromoleküle – Binder
[B.Sc Chem]
Mon 13.15-14.45, VDP1 2.12 Continue reading “Regular lectures MLU – WiSe 2019/20”
iRTG lecture series by Ralph Colby (October 28/30, 2019) | part 2 and 3
Polyelectrolyte Solutions: The least understood form of condensed matter
by Ralph H. Colby, The Pennsylvania State University, USA
Polyelectrolytes are polymer chains with covalently bonded ions and oppositely charge counterions. The combination of electrostatic interactions and conformational entropy of polymer chains led Nobel Laureate de Gennes to term this class of materials as the least understood form of condensed matter. Yet polyelectrolytes are essential for life, as DNA and RNA are both polyelectrolytes. Continue reading “iRTG lecture series by Ralph Colby (October 28/30, 2019) | part 2 and 3”
Two lectures on “Current trends of electronics and a study of defects in materials for semiconductor devices” (June 20/21, 2019)
by Akira Uedono, University of Tsukuba
Abstract:
In the past four decades, we have witnessed quick and large growth of the semiconductor industry, and how it has driven advances in communication, energy, health care, and security. Now it becomes the indispensable technology of our society. This great success of electronic industries was attributed to continuous and aggressive downsizing of the metal–oxide– semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET). Another important achievement was light emitting diodes (LED) and semiconductor lasers based on compound semiconductors, which resulted in 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics for the development of efficient blue GaN LEDs (Akasaki, Amano, and Nakamura). Here, widegap semiconductors, especially group-III nitrides, played an important role, and they are now ready to use for power electronics, which expected to give a large impact on our society again. Continue reading “Two lectures on “Current trends of electronics and a study of defects in materials for semiconductor devices” (June 20/21, 2019)”
Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2019
Physics
Soft Condensed Matter Physics – Saalwächter
[BA Phy]
Wed 8.15-9.45, VSP1 1.26
Theoretische Physik IV: Statistische Thermodynamik – Hergert
[BA Phy]
Wed 10.15-11.45, VSP1 1.26
Statistische Physik – Ivanov
[MA Phy]
Fri 8.15-9.45, VSP1 1.26
Theoretical polymer physics – Ivanov
[MA Phy]
Mon 11.15-12.45, VDP3 1.04
Spektroskopische Methoden – Balbach/Krushelnitsky/Miclea/Saalwächter
[BA Phy]
Thu 15.15-16.45, VDP3 1.04
Experimentelle Methoden der Polymerphysik – Beiner
[MA Phy]
Tue 11.15-12.45, VDP1 2.12
Biophysik – Reichert
[MA Phy]
Mon 8.15-11.45, BHS7 214
Einführung in die Bildverarbeitung -Posch
[MA Phy]
Wed 8.15-10.45, VSP1 3.31
Chemistry
Physikalische Chemie II – Kreßler
[BA Chem]
Mon 11.15-12.00, Fri 10.15-11.45, HS-Ch TLS 1.01 Continue reading “Regular lectures MLU – SoSe 2019”
Regular lectures MLU – WiSe 2018/19
Physics
Introduction to polymer physics – Thurn-Albrecht/Schulz
[M.Sc. Phy]
Wed 10.15-11.00, VDP3 3.16
Thu 10.15-11.45, VDP3 1.12
Bildgebung und CT – Laufer
[M.Sc. Med. Phy]
Tue 10-12, VsP1 1.26
Biophysik – Balbach
[M.Sc. Phy]
Wed 12.15-13.45, VDP3 1.04
Statistische Physik – Henk
[M.Ed. Phy]
Tue 10.15-11.45, VSP1 1.02
Thermodynamik – Chotorlishvili
[M.Sc. Phys]
Thu 12.15-13.45, VSP1 1.02
Physikal. Methoden Strukturaufklärung – Woltersdorf
[B.Sc. Phys]
Fri 8.15-9.45, VDP3 1.06
Einführung in die NMR-Spektroskopie – Saalwächter/Hempel/Balbach
[M.Sc. Phy]
Mon 14.15-15.45, VDP3 1.06
Chemistry
Physikalische Chemie (Thermodyn./Kinetik/Elektrochem.) – Bacia
[B.Sc. Chem]
Fri 13.00-15.30, Proteinbiozentrum SR E.04.0
Physikalische Chemie I – Bacia
[B.Sc. Chem]
Wed 8.15-9.45, VSP1 1.26
Thu 8.15-9.45, Ch TLS 1.01
Physikalische Chemie der Polymere – Kreßler
[M.Sc.]
Tue 15.15-16.45, VDP4 1.27
Grundlagen der Chemie der Polymere und Makromoleküle – Binder/Michael
[B.Sc Chem]
Mon 13.15-14.45, VDP1 2.12 Continue reading “Regular lectures MLU – WiSe 2018/19”
