Speaker: Prof. Hongxi Xing, South China Normal UniversityTime: May 19, 2026, Tuesday, 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract:Elucidating the fundamental partonic structure of hadrons remains a central objective in both particle and high-energy nuclear physics. Since the pioneering deep-inelastic scattering experiments at SLAC in the late 1960s, decades of extensive experimental programs wo...

Speaker: Dr. Jørgen Randrup, Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratorTime: May 7, 2026, Thursday, 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract：Nuclear fission is a rich physical phenomenon involving strong, electromagnetic, and weak interactions, and it displays classical as well as quantum features. In addition to its many practical aspects, fission is also of basic scientific interest. For exampl...

Speaker: Da Yu Tou, Tsinghua UniversityTime: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 15:40Location: Room 9557Abstract:The LHCb experiment provides an ideal environment for the spectroscopy of heavyhadrons. This is evidenced by the 72 new hadrons discovered at the experiment to date,including the world's first observation of pentaquark states. These states exist withinhe non-perturbative regime of Quantum Chromo...

Speaker: Yajun He (何亚君), DESYTime: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 14:30Location: Room 9557Abstract:Commercial CMOS imaging sensor technologies enable the integration of the sensor and readout on a single silicon substrate, forming Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors (MAPS). MAPS offers several advantages, including a low material budget and the potential for small pixel sizes, making it a promising cand...