Colloquia, seminars, PhD defenses, symposia and one-day meetings that the department takes part in — what is coming up, and the full archive of what has already happened. Every entry says whose series it belongs to, because the department does not run a seminar series of its own that is published anywhere public.
Every forthcoming event on record is a Physics Colloquium — the colloquium calendar is the only public feed that publishes ahead of time. Seminars, defenses and workshops appear here once they have taken place, unless the department gives us a calendar of its own.
The calendar shows every event on record, upcoming and past, regardless of the filters above.
These are the recurring series the department's members attend. None of them is a departmental seminar: two sit at the Faculty of Physics and Weizmann centre level, and the third is institute-wide. Days and times are given only where the organisers publish them.
The weekly faculty-wide colloquium. Confirmed by 38 archived occurrences and by the public colloquium calendar, which is the only live source of forthcoming talks.
Fifty-five archived occurrences, overwhelmingly Sunday 13:15-14:30, several noting lunch at 12:45. No room is published with the listings; individual specials have been held in the Weissman and Drory auditoriums.
A cross-faculty meeting point for quantum science at Weizmann, hosted by Dr. Rotem Arnon-Friedman of this department. The series page lists nine past talks but publishes no weekday, time or room, so no schedule can be shown here.
Forthcoming talks come from the public Faculty of Physics colloquium calendar, which is currently the only live feed of future events — the faculty's own “upcoming events” page serves a list with nothing in it. Everything past comes from the Faculty of Physics events archive.
The department's site has no events section at all, and the faculty archive's per-department tag is empty on every one of its 123 entries, so no event can be attributed to this department from public data. The only department event we could confirm is the department retreat held in late April 2026 — mentioned in two group news posts, with no date, page or programme published anywhere, so it is not listed above.
Group-level seminars, journal clubs and internal meetings are not published anywhere and are therefore absent. If the department keeps its own calendar, pointing this page at it is a one-line change — the whole list is driven by a single data file.