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IAS Program on Particle Theory
Gravity Duals of 3d Gauge Theories
IAS / School of Humanities and Social Science Joint Lecture
Challenging (and maybe Transforming) Capitalism through Real Utopias
IAS / School of Humanities and Social Science Joint Lecture
The Impact of Next-Generation e-Learning: Using Researches on Hongloumeng as an Example
IAS / School of Science / School of Engineering Joint Lecture
Recent Development of High Strength and High Ductility Nanostructured Materials for Light Weight Structures through Advanced Design
IAS / School of Humanities and Social Science Joint Lecture
Stratification and Mobility in Multiple Generations
IAS Program on Particle Theory
From M-theory Higher Curvature Terms to Alpha' Corrections in F-theory
IAS / School of Science Joint Lecture
Raman Spectroscopy of Graphene and Nanotubes
IAS Program on Wave Functional Materials
Transformation Optics and Applications / Metamaterial-based Antennas
IAS Program on Particle Theory
Wave Tails in Minkowski, de Sitter, FLRW and QED_2
IAS Program on Particle Theory
Preparing for Discovery: Supersymmetry Searches at the LHC
IAS Distinguished Lecture
Aerial Robot Swarms
IAS Distinguished Lecture
The Body Shop
IAS Program on Particle Theory
Anisotropic Weyl Anomalies, Lifshitz Holography and Multicritical Symmetry Breaking
IAS Program on Wave Functional Materials
Higher Level of ab initio Computer Simulation for Materials Design - How to Perform Theoretical Design of Materials
IAS Program on Particle Theory
Analytic Solutions in Open String Field Theory
IAS Distinguished Lecture
Photoelectric Effect - A Century of Scientific Discovery
IAS Distinguished Lecture
Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene for Soft Electronics
IAS Program on Particle Theory
Beta-supergravity: A Ten-dimensional Theory with Non-geometric Fluxes
IAS Distinguished Lecture
Toughening Polymers and Their Fibre Composites: Whither “Nano” or “Micro”?
IAS / School of Science Joint Lecture
Atomtronics: An Ultracold Matter Analog of Electronics
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