On September 19th 2024, the JILA Association of Graduate Students (JAGS) hosted its latest session of the JILA Graduate Student Seminar Series in the JILA Auditorium. This monthly seminar offers colloquium-style presentations by JILA graduate students, highlighting research across various fields in both experimental and theoretical physics.

The September session featured two exciting talks: "3 µm Driven High Harmonic Generation in an Anti-Resonant Hollow Core Fiber" by Will Hettel of the Kapteyn/Murnane Group, and "Observing Dynamical Phases of BCS Superconductors in a Cavity QED Simulator" by Dylan Young of the Thompson Group. The seminar provided a platform for students to refine their presentation skills while fostering a collaborative environment for sharing cutting-edge research.

The event also included information about JAGS and an opportunity for attendees to learn more about how to get involved. As always, lunch was provided, making it a great opportunity for networking and community building among JILAns.

If you'd like to donate to JAGS, you can do so at this link.