Dear all FYI
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From: *Moreno, Kelly* <kelly.moreno(a)cfa.harvard.edu>
Date: Friday, February 12, 2016
Subject: 2016 Origins Summer Undergraduate Research Award
To:
Dear Origins Team members,
Origins Initiative will again be offering Summer Undergraduate Research
Prize Awards of up to $5,000 per undergrad. Awards are available for
undergrads working in team member labs on Origins-related projects. To
apply for funding for an undergrad in your lab or to inform an undergrad
about the award, please see the attached flyer with all of the information,
including the March 11, 2015 deadline.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Best,
Kelly
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Coordinator of Academic Programs, Outreach and Events
Harvard University Origins of Life Initiative
60 Garden Street, B-315
Cambridge, MA 02138
Office Telephone: 617-496-1451
Work Email: kelly.moreno(a)cfa.harvard.edu
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Hi Quanta
We are meeting at 11:00 in our usual spot for our group meeting. Then at 12:00 there will be a talk by Jeongwan Haah in 6C-422. (No pizza!)
Eddie
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Hi Quanta
We are meeting at 11:00 in our usual spot for our group meeting. Then at 12:00 there will be a talk by Jeongwan Haah in 6C-422. (No pizza!)
Eddie
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Edward Farhi
Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics
Director
Center for Theoretical Physics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
6-300
Cambridge Massachusetts
02139
617-253-4871
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Reminder to all female students and postdocs
From: Catherine M Bourgeois
Sent: Friday, January 29, 2016 3:01 PM
To: excitonics-sp <excitonics-sp(a)mit.edu>
Subject: FW: EFRC – Women Student/Postdoc Poster Competition
Dear members:
This is an invitation to all female students/postdocs to participate a research poster competition at the 2016 Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E) Women in Clean Energy Symposium at Stanford this coming May sponsored by DOE, MITEI and Stanford. If you choose to participate, we will cover all travel costs. The application deadline is February 22.
Cheers,
Cathy
From: Hochberger, Kerry [mailto:Kerry.Hochberger@science.doe.gov]
Sent: Friday, January 29, 2016 12:04 PM
To: Marc A Baldo baldo(a)mit.edu<mailto:baldo@mit.edu>
Subject: EFRC – Women Student/Postdoc Poster Competition
Dear EFRC Directors,
We wanted to call your attention to an opportunity that might be of interest to the female students and postdocs in your center. As part of the 2016 Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E) Women in Clean Energy Symposium, to be held at Stanford University this May, there will be a research poster competition open to women undergraduates, graduate students, and postdocs working on energy science. More information about the competition can be found below and on the attached flyer. The application deadline is February 22.
This is optional, of course, but we encourage you to share the information with anyone in your EFRC who you think might be interested.
Regards,
Andy
Student Presentation Opportunity at Stanford
2016 C3E Women in Clean Energy Symposium
We invite students from all academic disciplines to bring their creativity to help shape the future of clean energy. C3E organizers are delighted to offer all young scholars an opportunity to showcase their work and experience in research, service, and/or education in the energy system. Undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars may apply to compete in a research poster competition. Finalists will be invited to present in person at the symposium, a collaboration of the U.S. Department of Energy, MIT Energy Initiative, and the Precourt Institute. The top 5 most compelling posters and presenters will be awarded a stipend towards travel and accommodation costs for the meeting. International entrants are encouraged to apply.
Please apply here: C3Eawards.org/StudentOpportunities<http://c3eawards.org/studentopportunities/>
The C3E Symposium (May 31, 2016): The goal of the symposium is to provide women in clean energy with a range of perspectives, analysis, and data on clean energy challenges and opportunities. It also provides a unique forum for networking. It is our hope that it will help build a sustained national and international community of professionals dedicated to advancing the careers and goals of women in clean energy.
More information can be found at: C3Eawards.org/Symposium<http://c3eawards.org/symposium/>
(Kerry Hochberger on behalf of)
Andrew Schwartz
Senior Technical Advisor and Team Lead
Energy Frontier Research Centers
DOE Office of Basic Energy Sciences
Phone: (301) 903-3535
Email: andrew.schwartz(a)science.doe.gov<mailto:andrew.schwartz@science.doe.gov>
http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
I just learned about this! You can draw LaTeX symbols and then it searches
to find what the code is for the symbol that you drew. It'll even tell you
which package you need to import. THIS IS SO COOL
Hi all,
Tomorrow Jhonathan will give group meeting in the usual time and place. The
title and abstract are below - note that this is a practice GAC talk.
Best,
Ian
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Speaker: Jhonathan Romero-Fontalvo
Title: Quantum variational approaches for quantum chemistry
Abstract: In this presentation I summarize the results of my research on
the application of the variational quantum eigensolver (VQE) algorithm to
the calculation of molecular energies. In the first part of the
presentation, I review the digital implementation of VQE on a quantum
computer using a unitary coupled cluster (UCC) ansatz and present new
results on the use of the active space approximation to save quantum
resources. In the second part, I present the last results of the
experimental demonstrations of VQE in ion trapped and superconducting
quantum computers for the hydrogen molecule. This presentation is intended
to be a practice for my GAC meeting.
FYI
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From: Gian Giacomo Guerreschi <giangiacomo.guerreschi(a)gmail.com>
Date: mer 10 feb 2016 alle ore 14:57
Subject: Fwd: Postdoc Opening at Swansea University
To: Salvatore Mandrà <salvatore.mandra(a)gmail.com>
Hi Salvatore,
Could you please forward to the AAG group this announcement for a postdoc
position in UK?
Thanks,
Gian
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From: Müller Markus. <Markus.Muller(a)swansea.ac.uk>
Date: Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 10:46 AM
Subject: Postdoc Opening at Swansea University
To: Gian Giacomo Guerreschi <giangiacomo.guerreschi(a)gmail.com>
Ciao Gian Giacomo,
come va? I am contacting you regarding an opening for a Postdoc position
for research in the field of theoretical quantum information.
In November 2015, I joined the Department of
Physics at Swansea University in Wales, where I am currently starting a new
theory group with a research focus on quantum information processing and
quantum simulation in AMO systems.
I would very much appreciate if you could bring the attached advertisement
to the attention of suitable candidates.
Thank you very much and with best wishes,
Markus
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Markus M??ller
Senior Lecturer
Department of Physics
Swansea University
Vivian Building
Singleton Park
Swansea SA2 8PP, UK
phone: +44 (0)1792 604925
email: markus.muller(a)swansea.ac.uk
homepage: markus-mueller.website <http://www.markus-mueller.website>
Hi Everyone,
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