Department of Physics Colloquia - Fall 1999
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Unless noted otherwise, Physics Colloquia are held at 4:00 on Mondays
in Cox 206. Refreshments are served from 3:30 to 4:00 in room 400, Cox
Hall.
August 23
David Aspnes
Department of Physics, NC State
Photon-Driven
Localization: How Materials Really Absorb Light
August 30
Eric Swanson
Department of Physics, NCState
The Search
for Exotic Mesons
September 6
Labor Day
September 13
Harald Ade
Department of Physics, NC State
Polymers in Confined
Geometries
September 20
Phil Stiles
Department
of Physics, NC State
Two
Dimensions and Less: Perspectives and Future Prospects
September 27
Bruce Kane
Laboratory for Physical Sciences, University of Maryland
Silicon-based
Quantum Computation and Single Spin Measurement
October 4 (joint physics-biochemistry colloquium)
Tom Irving
Illinois
Institute of Technology
Biological
Fiber Diffraction at the Advanced Photon Source
October 11
Fall Vacation
October 18
Reinhardt Schuhmann
Physical Review Letters
Physical
Review Letters: An Insider's View
October 25
Horst
Stormer,
presenting the
Thomas Lecture
Lucent Technologies
Fractional
Charges and Other Tales from Flatland
November 1
Glen
Edwards
Department
of Physics, Duke University
Biophysical
Applications of Free-Electron Lasers
November 8
Milton Cole
Department of Physics, Pennsylvania State University
Novel One-dimensional
Phases of Simple Gases and Mixtures Adsorbed
in Carbon Nanotubes
November 15
Roya Maboudian and Carlo Carraro
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley
Nanotechnology
for the 21st Century: Infinitesimal Machines
November 22
Andrew Szymkowiak
NASA Gordon Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD
Measuring
the Energies of Individual X-ray Photons
November 29
Kwong
Chung
Department of Physics, NC State
Atomic
System under Synchrotron and Intense Laser Radiation
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