Date Speaker Title and host

Jan 24 Carlos Marques. Institut Charles Sadron, France Accumulation of styrene oligomers alters lipid membrane phase order and miscibility. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Feb 10 Mingda Li, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Probing quantum materials with the lens of machine learning. Contact: Jeff Lynn

Feb 28 Jennifer Gilbert, Lund University/ Sweden Lipid sponge phase as a matrix for enzyme encapsulation: structure and dynamics. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Mar 4 Miguel Cerqueira, International Iberian Nanotech. Lab/ Portugal Nanotechnology in the food industry: plenty of room to innovate. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Mar 31 Emilia Morosan, Department of Physics, Rice University The rich physics of a square lattice: correlations and topology in the Eu(Al,Ga)4 compounds. Joint seminar with the Quantum Materials Center at the 

Univ. Maryland. Contact: Jeff Lynn

Apr 21 David Hoogerheide, NIST Center for Neutron Research Towards higher-resolution neutron reflectometry measurements with CANDOR. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Apr 28 Steve Granick, Institute of Basic Science, South Korea The enzyme problem in active matter: puzzles and research opportunities. Contact: Antonio Faraone or Yun Liu

May 31 Rony Granek, Ben-Gurion Univ., Negev & The Ilse Katz Inst. Meso and 

Nano. Sc. Tech. | Israel Dynamic Structure Factor of Membranes and Proteins: Past, Present and Future. Contact: E. Kelley or M. Nagao

Jun 15 Jacob Gayles, Quantum Chiraltronics Group, Univ. South Florida in 

Tampa Multi-band topological Semimetals . Contact: William Ratcliff

Jun 21 Amy Xu, Louisiana State University How neutron scattering can aid the formulation development of biopharmaceuticals. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Jun 23 Norman Wagner, University of Delaware Exploring Soft Matter and Biological Materials using Neutron Spin Echo. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Jun 29 Ryan Murphy, NIST Center for Neutron Research Scattering: looking at everything while looking at nothing. Contact: Susana Teixeira

July 29 Andrea Scotti, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Phase behavior and structure of super soft spheres in two and three dimensions. Organized by the Center for Neutron Science, University of 

Delaware.

July 29 Peter Falus, Institut Laue Langevin, France WASP the Wide Angle Spin Echo instrument is in user operation. Contact: Yun Liu

Aug 1 Judith Houston, European Spallation Source, Sweden Harnessing SANS for spatially and time-resolved soft matter experiments: LoKI at the ESS. Contact: Paul Butler

Aug 15 Xin Gu, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Probing porosity in organic-rich shale by neutron scattering: from energy reservoir to weathering. Contact: Susana Teixeira

Aug 22 Matthew Helgeson, Univ. California, Santa Barbara New tools to analyze, model and interpret scattering anisotropy in field-driven soft matter. Contact: Peter Gilbert

Aug 26 Isaiah Borne, Georgia Institute of Technology Engineering Porous Organic Cages into Porous Liquids. Contact: Craig Brown

Sep 19 Michael E. Flatté, Dep. Physics and Astronomy, University of Iowa IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Speaker. Contact: Dan Gopmann or Julie Borchers

2022 Past NCNR Seminars – Abstracts available upon request
Date Speaker Title and host

Sep 21 Devin Burke, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada Commissioning the Small Angle Neutron Scattering laboratory at the McMaster Nuclear Reactor. Contact: Peter Gilbert

Oct 6 Tiffany Santos, Western Digital, California IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecture: Spins, Bits, and Flips: Essentials for High-Density Magnetic Random Access Memory. Contact: Dan 

Gopmann

Oct 24 Yaniv Shaposhnik, NRCN, Israel/NCNR The SL1 nuclear reactor accident. Contact: Dagistan Sahin

Nov 3 Stephen Wilson, Univ. California-Santa Barbara Intertwined Charge Density Wave Order and Superconductivity in New Classes of Kagome Metals. Organized by UMD/NCNR. Contact: Jeffrey Lynn

Nov 7 Stephen Wilke, Materials Development Inc., Evanston, Illinois Levitation opens experimental doors to nonequilibrium and extreme conditions. Contact: Antonio Faraone

Nov 18 Michael Shulz, Virginia Tech Exploring the connections between chelating polymer structure and rare-earth element binding thermodynamics. Contact: Rachel Ford

Dec 14 Roger Pynn, Indiana University, Bloomington Neutron Entanglement and Coherence, Contact: Charles Majkrzak

2022 Past NCNR Seminars – Abstracts available upon request