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Views from a quantum physicist – by Jorge Quintanilla
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Anomalous thermodynamic power laws near topological transitions in nodal superconductors

By Jorge Quintanilla | 19 April 2013

We have just put out a generalisation of the theory of nodal quasiparticles and used it to derive a bulk thermodynamic signature of certain topological … Read more

Piers Coleman: Spinors, Strings and Superconductors

By Jorge Quintanilla | 04 April 2013

In other news, Piers Coleman just treated us today to a fascinating talk on “Spinors, Strings and Superconductors: Challenges of new era in Condensed Matter … Read more

Turner Contemporary / Univeristy of Kent / Cognitive Media film

By Jorge Quintanilla | 04 April 2013

Hello, the 4 min film I mentioned on my last post is now available online. You can watch it here:

Launch of film at Turner Contemporary

By Jorge Quintanilla | 21 February 2013

The film Cognitive Media have made using footage from our conversation in Margate will be launched on Tuesday, 19 March 2013. Alas, I shall be … Read more

Noncentrosymmetric superconductors

By Jorge Quintanilla | 26 January 2013

Just gave a talk by that title yesterday at Kent’s School of Mathematics, Statistics & Actuarial Science. Interesting mix in the audience including some whose … Read more

A call for artists and scientists

By Jorge Quintanilla | 10 January 2013

A call for artists and scientists (PDF) – flyer for the upcoming Turner Contemporary event.

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