How to make a topological quantum fluid in 10 easy steps
with Dr. Kayleigh Cassella
Thursday Oct 11, 2018
Doors at 6:00 PM, Talk at 7:00 PM
Cafe Leila, 1724 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley, CA
We have changed our regular time to the Second Thursday of the month
Space is limited!
Audience will be admitted until the venue reaches capacity.
East Bay Science Cafe is back in a new location! Join us at Cafe Leila on San Pablo Avenue for an evening of science, conversation, and community. Cafe Leila specializes in fresh California Cuisine and artisanal tea drinks. BYOB (wine and beer) is welcome with purchase of menu item.
Since the mid-90s, scientists have been cooling atoms to temperatures lower than that of any other system in the known Universe. These quantum fluids are new materials in which questions from many realms of science, like quantum information and superconductivity, can be studied experimentally. Faced with the short-comings of atoms that have already been made into such a quantum fluid, we have set out to create a system with a yet untamed element of the periodic table, titanium. Come learn why, how and progress towards a topological quantum fluids of titanium.
Titanium Crystals
Dr. Kayleigh Cassella
Kayleigh Cassella joined the research group of Prof Dan Stamper-Kurn after completing her PhD this past spring.
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