
Explore anomalous thermal transport in strange metals beyond the MIR limit with Stanford's Aharon Kapitulnik. Delve into non-Fermi liquid behavior and cutting-edge quantum matter research.

Explore Planckian dissipation in cuprates with Martin Greven. Part of a conference on electron correlations beyond quasiparticle paradigms, discussing new perspectives on quantum matter and non-Fermi liquid behavior.

Explore infinite-dimensional emergent symmetry in non-Fermi liquids with Dominic Else. Discover new perspectives on quantum matter beyond traditional Fermi-liquid paradigms.

Explore departures from Fermi-liquid physics in Hund metals with Luca De' Medici. This talk delves into quantum matter, electron correlations, and non-Fermi liquid observations, challenging conventional understanding of materials.

Explore connections between black holes and momentum relaxation in cuprates. Gain insights into non-Fermi liquid behavior and quantum matter through cutting-edge theoretical and experimental perspectives.

Explore low-energy electrodynamics in superconducting cuprates and titanates. Gain insights into non-Fermi liquid behavior, Planckian scattering limits, and Cooper pairing without quasiparticles in quantum materials.

Explore collinear carrier dynamics in Fermi gases and strongly-interacting 2D systems with MIT physicist Leonid Levitov. Gain insights into quantum matter beyond the Fermi-liquid paradigm.

Explore superconductivity and strong correlations in graphene systems, focusing on recent developments and their implications for understanding quantum matter beyond traditional models.

Explore heavy quasiparticles and cascades in twisted materials without symmetry breaking. Gain insights from Elena Bascones' research on electron correlations beyond traditional paradigms in quantum matter.

Exploración de magneto-oscilaciones en líquidos de Fermi marginales tridimensionales sin desorden, presentada por Sri Raghu de Stanford como parte de una conferencia sobre correlaciones electrónicas en KITP.

Explore shot noise in strange metals with Doug Natelson. Gain insights into non-Fermi liquid behavior, electron transport, and quantum matter beyond traditional quasiparticle frameworks.

Explore chiral transport in metallic Kagome nets with Philip Moll. Discover new insights on electron correlations and quantum matter beyond traditional Fermi-liquid theory in this conference talk.

Explore heat propagation in liquid helium-3, examining its unique properties and behavior at low temperatures. Gain insights into quantum fluids and their thermal characteristics.

Explore strange metal behavior in cuprates through overdamped short-range fluctuations. Gain insights into non-Fermi liquid materials and their unique properties in quantum matter research.

Explore an exact model for superconductivity and Mottness, challenging traditional BCS theory. This talk delves into new perspectives on quantum matter and electron correlations beyond the quasiparticle paradigm.

Detailed analysis of data presentation and variable correlation in forensic science, with case studies. Builds on Session 1's coverage of uncertainty in scientific evidence and basic statistics.

Explore the crucial role of statistics in forensic evidence interpretation, covering uncertainty, key concepts, and practical applications through case studies and hypothesis testing.

Explore multiple and logistic regression in forensic science with detailed examples. Builds on previous sessions to enhance statistical knowledge for evidence interpretation.

Explore connections between geometry, statistical mechanics, and integrability in this interdisciplinary program. Uncover links between probability theory, combinatorics, and various geometric structures.

Explore Floer theory, quantum groups, and gauge theories in 3-manifolds. Discover connections between moduli spaces, Floer invariants, and skein modules in topological quantum field theory.

Explore variational analysis and numerical methods for Lindblad equations in quantum algorithms, presented by Duke University's Jianfeng Lu at IPAM's workshop on scientific computation.