JILA X Talks
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Welcome back! Join us in kicking off the Fall 2023 semester with pizza for snack time!
JILA Community Event
Events Imported from JILA Community Calendar for the Kiosk.
Mental Health Day
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Happy Mental Health Day! We encourage folks to take a break from work and join us for a mindfulness exercise open to all JILAns. We will also be sharing some wonderful local mental health resources.
Fruit at Work Day
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It's National Fruit at Work Day! So it's quite obvious how we should celebrate... Come enjoy some delicious fruit in the h-bar with your fellow JILAns!
Custodian Appreciation Day
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Please join us in celebrating JILA's incredible custodial staff for Custodian Appreciation Day! We will have great food and all JILAns are welcome. Please come and thank the wonderful custodians who take such great care of JILA. We would not be able to do research without them!
Coffee Day
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Join us in celebrating National Coffee Day! There will be coffee in the h-bar for all JILAns starting at 10 am.
Postdoc Appreciation Event
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Join us for a special snack time to celebrate our amazing JILA postdocs, in honor of National Postdoc Appreciation Week!
Brownian Motion of a Resonator Linked to a Spatially Varying Thermal Bath
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We are excited to announce the first CU Phonon Club seminar of the semester. Please join us for a great talk, interesting discussion, and FREE FOOD. We are pleased to feature Dr. Ravid Shaniv from Prof. Regal's group who will be presenting their recent work. Also, we are planning on hosting two more talks this semester. Feel free to pass this email along to any others who may be interested. We hope to see you on Wednesday!
Popsicles and Lawn Games
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It's summertime, and it's hot out! Come join us for ice cold popsicles and to play lawn games with your fellow JILAns!
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