Speaker：Jinhui Chen, Fudan UniversityTime:  October 27, 2026,Tuesday,10:30 amLocation: Room 9409  Abstract:Quantum chromodynamics (QCD) permits topologically nontrivial gluon field configurations. In non-central relativistic heavy-ion collisions, where an extremely strong magnetic field is produced, these configurations can drive an electric-charge separation along the field direction. This is the ...

Speaker: Dr. Gergely Ga bor Barnafoldi, Wigner Research Centre for Physics, HungaryTime: 10:30 AM, October 23, 2026, FridayLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract:RHIC and LHC have injected the light oxygen and neon nuclein heir accelerator complexes with a focus on investigating collectivity and the origin of quark-gluionplasma sgnatures in small coliding ystems. Interestingly, these nuckel are known ...

Speaker: Xinmin Zhang, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of SciencesTime: October 13, 2026, Tuesday, 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract:     Dark energy and primordial gravitational-waves are two major frontiers in modern physics and astronomy. The natureof dark energy determines the fate of the Universe. Recent observations from DESI and DES support dynamical darknergy, whose ...

Over the last decades, experiments at RHIC and at the LHC have established a consistent picture of the quark-gluon plasma as a close-to-perfect fluid with minimal dissipative properties, in which collective behavior develops on remarkably short timescales. Signatures of QGP collectivity had ...

This talk introduces the concept of glueballs, their significances, and their expected experimental signatures, followed by a brief review of the history and longstanding challenges of glueball searches. The main focus is on the discovery and investigation of X(2370) at BESIII, with particular emphasis ...