Last week I attended the IPS Meeting 2024, held this year at Nanyang Technological University, and gave a plenary talk on flatband lattices, covering material we recently published in an invited review in Nanophotonics. Among the many interesting talks this year, the plenary presentation by Antonio Castro Neto on the creation of carbon thin films and liquid crystals via oxidation of graphene (see e.g. this paper).
This week the Nobel Prizes were announced, with machine learning and AI dominating the Physics and Chemistry prizes. It's quite remarkable that one of the Physics laureates (Hopfield) published his prize-winning work as a single author theory paper in 1982, when he was already 49 years old! It's never too late to do your most impactful work!
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