Seminars of the Nanoscience Center

We host weekly seminars in different research areas present at the Nanoscience Center. These events provide a platform for visiting researchers, staff members, and students to present their research. Everyone interested is warmly welcome to come to listen to the talks!

The Nanoseminars were established to provide a platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas, based around a lecture by a world-class invited researcher.

Programme of the Nanoseminars

Light and Matter seminars feature talks by the members the Laserlab-NSC and the qCSI-consortium partners. Seminars are related to light-matter interactions very broadly with research topics ranging from experimental photobiology to high-resolution IR spectroscopy.

Programme of the Light and Matter seminar

Computational NanoSeminars feature talks by the members the researchers of the Computational Nanoscience. Seminars offering insights into the latest advances in computational nanoscience.

Programme of Computational NanoSeminars

Microbiology seminar gathers research groups and interested individuals (students, staff etc.) who are largely interested in microbiology related issues. Several groups associated with the nanoscience center are working with viruses, bacteria or fungi. All these groups and anybody interested will profit from hearing each others research reports and technological advancements.

Programme of the Microbiology seminar

Welcome to the NOVACAN Cancer Seminar Series, a platform where leading cancer researchers share cutting‑edge insights, new discoveries, and emerging perspectives in cancer biology, diagnostics, and treatment.

Programme of the NOVACAN Seminar Series

Students in the nanoscience Master's Degree program present their Thesis projects to a general audience. Presentations are 15 minutes long and they are followed by a short discussion section where the audience is encouraged to comment and ask questions related to the Thesis projects. Seminar events are open to the students and staff of University of Jyväskylä.

Programme of the Master's Thesis in Nanoscience seminar

Researchers to present theoretical or experimental results in a wide variety of topics related to condensed matter physics, high-energy physics, and chemistry. The core of the speakers are from the local nanophysics theory groups. 

Programme of the Nanophysics Theory seminar