Talks, Tutorials, Videos, etc.
See a map of all the places I've given a talk!
Kac’s Lemma and solid-state nanodevices?
Talk, Dynamics Days Europe 2018, Loughborough, England
Talk about the billiards aspect of the first half of my Ph.D., mainly revolving about how we used Kac’s lemma to connect and prove the fundamental phase-space properties of billiards with the resistance of solid state nanodevices.
Why Julia is the most suitable language for science… and how we use it in JuliaDynamics
Talk, JuliaCon 2018, London, England
You can watch this talk on youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y-ahkUsIrY
The Nature of Micro-Timing Deviations in Musical Performances
Talk, German Physical Society (DPG) Spring Meeting 2018, Berlin, Germany
This talk had two parts: the first was presenting the paper (Sogorski, Geisel and Priesemann, PLoS One 13 (1), 2018 ) of our “music research group” in the MPIDS. I only participated briefly in this project.
Husimi Functions in graphene: Measuring Klein Tunneling
Talk, German Physical Society (DPG) Spring Meeting 2018, Berlin, Germany
Using the Husimi function in scattering wavefunctions obtained in tight-binding simulations of nanodevices. Extending the concept of the Husimi function for electrons moving in magnetic fields. Applying these tools in graphene, specifically to study Klein tunneling from a different perspective.
Nonlinear Resonances and Phase-space volume conservation lead to robust ballistic transport in antidot superlattices
Invited Talk, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany
Invited talk where I showcased the results of the first half of my PhD project. In short, we have found a deep connection between phase-space volume conservation of a Hamiltonian system and the macroscopic resistance one observes when measuring a nanodevice.
Jumping into Julia
Tutorial, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Göttingen, Germany
Half-day workshop that introduced the Julia programming language to scientists already familiar with programming.
Ballistic(?) transport in graphene antidot super-lattices
Talk, German Physical Society (DPG) Spring Meeting 2017, Dresden, Germany
Talk about the first year of my PhD project, in which we found signatures of ballistic motion in devices with mean free path much too short to allow for such signatures to be visible.