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Invited:

  • Detection and interrogation of biomolecules via nanoscale probes: From fundamental physics to DNA sequencing, presented at the March APS meeting in Baltimore, MD (2013)
  • Universality of redundancy under pure decoherence, presented at the Quantum Lunch at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2012)
  • Complementarity of information and the emergence of the classical world, colloquium presented at Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR (2012)
  • The symmetry of information and the emergence of the classical world,” seminar at Universität Wien, Vienna, Austria (2012)
  • Probing DNA via thermal transport, CECAM conference DNA sequencing and detection with nanoprobes, Pisa, Italy (2012)
  • DNA Sequencing via Electron Tunneling, IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, Seoul, South Korea (2012)
  • Deconstructing structural transitions via thermal transport, seminar at Universiteit Hasselt, Belgium (2012)
  • Quantum Darwinism and the emergence of the objective, classical world: An information super-proliferation treaty with Nature, seminar at Universität Ulm, Germany (2012)
  • Deconstructing structural transitions via thermal transport, Materials Science seminar presented at Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR (2012)
  • No big deal: Various adventures to the nanoscale and back, colloquium at Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR (2012)
  • Thermal transport and structural transitions in biological molecules, presented at the Northwest American Physical Society meeting, Corvallis, OR (2011)
  • Quantum Theory of Classical Reality: Quantum Darwinism in Action, presented at Quantum Physics and the Nature of Reality, Traunkirchen, Austria (2011)
  • Rapid DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at a T4 BLABS seminar, Los Alamos, NM (2011)
  • Redundant imprinting of information in non-ideal environments: Quantum Darwinism via a noisy channel, presented at a UCSD Physics Seminar, San Diego, CA (2011)
  • Sequencing with nanopores, presented at the Prospectives in Genomics Research workshop, St. Anne's College, Oxford, UK (2010)
  • Rapid DNA Sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at the Shanghai International Conference on Biophysics and Molecular Biology, Jiashan, China (2010)
  • Redundant imprinting of information in decohering environments: Quantum Darwinism via a noisy channel, presented at the Nordita workshop on quantum information, the Foundations of quantum mechanics, Stockholm, Sweden (2010)
  • Quantum Darwinism in practice, presented at the Quantum Coherence and Decoherence workshop in Benasque, Spain (2010)
  • Finite representations of continuum environments, presented at Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika, Torun, Poland (2010)
  • A physical approach to rapid DNA sequencing, presented at the Functionalized Nanomaterials: Bio helps Nano conference in Santa Fe, NM (2010)
  • A physical approach to DNA sequencing, presented at Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika, Torun, Poland (2009)
  • Seeing the quantum world (through foggy glasses), presented at Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika, Torun, Poland (2009)
  • Seeing the quantum world (through foggy glasses), presented at Uniwersytet Jagiellonski, Krakow, Poland (2009)
  • Seeing the quantum world, presented at the "Quantum Lunch" at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2009)
  • Simulation of open quantum systems, presented at the Quantum Workshop, Los Alamos, NM (2008)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at a Complex Systems Seminar at Uniwersytet Jagiellonski, Krakow, Poland (2008)
  • Nonlinear approximation of quantum environments, presented at ICFO, Castelldefels, Spain (2008)
  • Two short stories on I&I of environments, presented at the Quantum Coherence and Decoherence workshop in Benasque, Spain (2008)
  • Finite representations of continuum environments, presented at the "Quantum Lunch" at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2008)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at a Complex Systems Seminar at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2008)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, Columbia University (2007)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, Yale University (2007)
  • Tensor networks, entanglement entropy, and simulating open systems, presented at University of Karlsruhe, Germany (2007)
  • Dissipative dynamics of strongly correlated quantum systems, presented at the "Quantum Lunch" at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2007)
  • DN, eh? sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at the "Charge Migration in DNA: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology Perspectives" symposium at U. Manitoba (2006)
  • Non-Markovian dynamics within the mixed-state TEBD method, presented at the "Numerical Renormalization Group Methods: New Perspectives from Entanglement Theory" workshop at Caltech (2005)
  • Charge Transport in DNA: the pi-way or the highway?, colloquium at California State University, Northridge, CA (2005).
  • Simulation of Mixed and Thermal States of One-dimensional Quantum Systems, Presented at the "Recent Progress and Prospects in Density-Matrix Renormalization" workshop in Leiden, Netherlands (2004).

Contributed:

  • Complementarity of information and the emergence of the classical world, presented at the March APS meeting in Baltimore, MD (2013)
  • The symmetry of information and the emergence of the classical world, presented at the 44th Symposium on Mathematical Physics New Developments in the Theory of Open Quantum Systems in Torun, Poland (2012)
  • Fermionic transport phenomena of ultra-cold atoms in 1D optical lattices, poster presented at Highlights of Quantum Optics in Physikzentrum Bad Honnef, Germany (2012)
  • Redundant imprinting of information in non-ideal environments: Quantum Darwinism via a noisy channel, presented at the March APS meeting in Dallas, TX (2011)
  • Driving denaturation: Nanoscale heating as a probe of DNA melting, poster presented at the Biophysical Society meeting in Baltimore, MD (2011)
  • Quantized ionic conductance in nanopores, presented at the Biophysical Society meeting in Baltimore, MD (2011)
  • Driving denaturation: Nanoscale heating as a probe of DNA melting, presented at the Materials and the Imagination workshop, Aspen Center for Physics, Aspen, CO (2011)
  • Rapid DNA Sequencing via Transverse Electronic Transport, presented at the American Vacuum Society meeting in Albuquerque, NM (2010)
  • Redundant imprinting of information in non-ideal environments: Quantum Darwinism via a noisy channel, poster presented at the Quantum Information and Computation Nordita conference in Stockholm, Sweden (2010)
  • Redundant imprinting of information in non-ideal environments: Objective reality via a noisy channel, presented at the 42nd Symposium on Mathematical Physics Quantum Channels, Quantum Information - Theory & Applications in Torun, Poland (2010)
  • Finite representations of continuum environments, poster presented at the Conference on Computational Physics meeting in Trondheim, Norway (2010)
  • It's something about decoherence, poster presented at the Quantum Workshop meeting in Los Alamos, NM (2010)
  • Quantized ionic conductance in nanopores, presented at the March APS meeting in Portland, OR (2010)
  • Quantum Darwinism in hazy environments, presented at the March APS meeting in Portland, OR (2010)
  • Quantized ionic conductance in nanopores, presented at the Biophysical Society meeting in Boston, MA (2009)
  • Quantum Darwinism in hazy environments, poster presented at the SQuInT in Santa Fe, NM (2010)
  • Quantum Darwinism in a hazy environment, presented at the Quantum Information Workshop, Paraty, Brazil (2009)
  • Representing quantum environments, presented at the March APS meeting in Pittsburgh, PA (2009)
  • Quantized ionic conductance in nanopores, poster presented at the March APS meeting in Pittsburgh, PA (2009)
  • Quantized ionic conductance in nanopores, poster presented at the Biophysical Society meeting in Boston, MA (2009)
  • Representing continuum environments, poster presented at Quantum Information Processing in Santa Fe, NM (2009)
  • Nonlinear approximation of quantum environments, poster presented at the Quantum Information Science conference in Big Sky, MT (2008)
  • Finite representations of continuum environments, presented at the March APS meeting in New Orleans, LA (2008)
  • Ionic transport in nanopores, poster presented at the Biophysical Society meeting, Long Beach, CA (2008)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, poster presented at the LANL Bio-security Science Workshop in Los Alamos, NM (2007)
  • Simulating open quantum systems, poster presented at the LANL Quantum Workshop in Los Alamos, NM (2007)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, poster presented at Excited state processes in electronic and bio nanomaterials conference in Santa Fe, NM (2007)
  • Ionic conductance in nanopores, presented at the March APS meeting in Denver, CO (2007)
  • Real-time dynamics of dissipative quantum systems, presented at the March APS meeting in Denver, CO (2007)
  • DNA sequencing via transverse electronic transport, presented at the Biophysical Society meeting in Baltimore, MD (2007)
  • Numerical ansatz for solving integro-differential equations with increasingly smooth memory kernels, poster presented at the March APS meeting in Denver, CO (2007)
  • Simulating the dissipative dynamics of strongly correlated quantum systems, poster presented at the "Nonequilibrium Transport of Strongly Correlated Systems" seminar in Physikzentrum Bad Honnef, Germany (2007)
  • Transport in one-dimensional open systems, Presented at the California Section APS meeting in Sacramento, CA (2005).
  • Simulating non-Markovian dynamics on one-dimensional quantum lattice systems, Poster presented at the Fundamental Problems in Mesoscopic Physics conference in Acquafredda, Italy (2005).
  • Simulating Josephson Junction Arrays at Finite Temperature, Presented at the March APS meeting in Los Angeles, CA (2005).
  • Mixed-state dynamics in one-dimensional quantum lattice systems: a time-dependent superoperator renormalization algorithm, Presented at the California Section APS meeting in Claremont, CA (2004).
  • Simulation of One-dimensional Quantum Systems (Computing Efficiently with Silicon), Poster presented at the Computing Beyond Silicon Summer School at Caltech (2004).
  • Mixed and thermal states of one-dimensional quantum many-body systems, Poster presented at the TD-DFT and Dynamics of Complex Systems Summer School in Santa Fe, NM (2004).
  • Theory of local heating in nanoscale conductors, Poster presented at the 19th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Virginia Tech (2003).
  • Acceptor behavior of functionalized fullerenes for photovoltaic applications, Presented at the March APS meeting in Indianapolis, IN (2002).
  • Chaotic transport in arrays of quantum wires, Presented at the March APS meeting in Indianapolis, IN (2002).
  • Chaotic transport in arrays of quantum wires, Poster presented at the 18th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Virginia Tech (2002).
  • Functionalized endohedral metallo-fullerenes for photovoltaic applications, Presented at Undergraduate Research Symposium hosted by ACS student affiliates at Virginia Tech (2002).
  • A Model for Organic Opto-electronic Devices, Presented at a Condensed Matter Seminar at Virginia Tech (Summer 2000).
  • Several invited guest lectures, as an external speaker, to classes on Group Theory Applications in Chemistry and other topics
Last Update: March 2012
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