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TIMES Career Training School at IMEC in Leuven
The TIMES Career Training School was held at IMEC’s premises in Leuven from June 4th to 6th. This activity is part of the training provided to the students under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions PhD. grants. Preparing doctoral students for their professional careers Scientists of excellence introduced the students to the development of a professional career…
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1st TIMES School to be held in Hamburg
Registration for the 1st TIMES School to be held in Hamburg from June 10th to 13th is now open. This event, related to the Doctoral Candidates’ training, will be focused on the theoretical methods and the experimental techniques connected to their individual research project, with examples and ideas for applications. More information and registration on: https://www.mpsd.mpg.de/times-school-25
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Registrations for TIMES Career Training in June are now open
The TIMES Career Training School will be held in Leuven from June 4th to 6th. For two days, the students will have the opportunity to discuss about semiconductor technology, insights into current industrial challenges or technology transfer methodologies. More information and registration on: https://times.uv.es/events/
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Webinars Focused on Ultrafast Dynamics are on-going
From April, 17th, a series of on-line seminars dedicated to deep on Special Solid-State Physics and focused on Ultrafast Dynamics are periodically taking place. These 7 seminars are specifically designed for PhD and master students, and will be conducted until 26th June. By now, three of these master class have been taken place. The webinars…
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A new TIMES result: direct observation of Floquet–Bloch states in graphene
Floquet engineering has emerged as a powerful way to manipulate quantum phases of matter through periodic driving. While replica bands known as Floquet–Bloch states have been predicted and observed in some materials, direct energy- and momentum-resolved evidence has remained rare. In this new study, researchers report the direct observation of Floquet–Bloch states in monolayer epitaxial…
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Results of the Belfast Workshop to be followed up in the next weeks
At the last Workshop held in Belfast, participants had the opportunity to attend masterclasses and talks given by conference keynote speakers and experts in areas of theoretical and experimental physics. Among the topics addressed, the following were highlighted: The Workshop highlighted the growing relevance of out-of-equilibrium simulation in modern physics and its impact on multiple…
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TIMES webinars dedicated to Special Solid-State Physics to begin
TIMES webinars dedicated to Special Solid-State Physics Seminar: Focus on Ultrafast Dynamics will take place during April, May and June 2025. The seminars are organized by Prof. Dr. Fabio Caruso, Christian-Albert-Universität zu Kiel and will take place on Thursdays at 16:15 (CET). Attendance is free of charge using this link: Go to the webinar!
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1st TIMES Workshop meeting was successfully developed in Belfast
1st TIMES Workshop in collaboration with ETSF Real-Time collaboration was held in Belfast (UK) from 7th to 10th April. The Queen´s University of Belfast hosted the Workshop, that served as a platform for knowledge exchange in the field of out-of-equilibrium system simulation. The workshop combined introductory lectures on the state-of-the-art of simulations and experimental techniques…
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First TIMES-linked result are here: from Moiré physics to ultrafast photonics
TIMES Project begins to deliver results and is now starting to bear fruit! We are proud to share some of the very first scientific outcomes with our community. These initial results mark an important milestone, showing how collaborative research within TIMES is opening new pathways in the study of ultrafast phenomena in quantum materials. Layered…
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Exact formula with two dynamically screened electron-phonon couplings for positive phonon-linewidths approximations
Dr. Stefanucci and Dr. Perfetto from University of Rome Tor Vergata as members of the TIMES Project introduced an exact formula for the phonon linewidths involving only dressed electron-phonon couplings and ensuring the positivity property.
