“New forms of matter near absolute zero temperature”

The Bridge Forum Dialogue a.s.b.l.

and the University of Luxembourg

have the honour of inviting you

on Tuesday 14 November 2017 at 6.00 p.m.

to a conference by

Professor Wolfgang Ketterle

Professor of Physics, Nobel Laureate in Physics

Director, MIT-Harvard Center for Ultracold Atoms

under the title:

‘New forms of matter near absolute zero temperature’

 Why do physicists freeze matter to extremely low temperatures?

Why is it worthwhile to cool to temperatures,

which are a billion times lower than those of interstellar space?

In this talk, Professor Ketterle will discuss new forms of matter,

which only exist at extremely low temperatures.

With the help of laser beams, gases of ultracold atoms can be transformed into metals and insulators, and recently into a supersolid which is gaseous, liquid and solid at the same time.

Professor Ludwig Neyses

Member of the Board of The Bridge Forum Dialogue

Acting Rector of the University of Luxembourg

 will chair the conference.

 Professor Ludger Wirtz

Head of the Physics and Materials Science Research Unit

 will moderate the discussion.

The speech will be followed by a question-and-answer session

 A reception will take place afterwards

VENUE:

University of Luxembourg, Kirchberg Campus, Conference room “Paul Feidert”

6, rue Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi
L-1359 Luxembourg

By Bus
Line 1 or 16: stop “Coudenhove-Kalergi”
Line 7: stop  “Uni Campus Kirchberg”
Line 7 or 18: stop “Konrad Adenauer”

  •  Please register online no later than 10 November 2017

 

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