Department of Physics Colloquia - Spring 2000
Also of interest:
Chemistry
| MEAS
| Math
| Statistics
| UNC
| Duke
Unless noted otherwise, Physics Colloquia are held at 4:00 pm
in Cox 206. Refreshments are served from 3:30 to 4:00 in Cox 400.
Monday, January 24
Roya Maboudian
University of California at Berkeley
Surface
Processes in MEMS Technology
Monday, February 14
Carlo Carraro
University of California at Berkeley
Crystalline
Order of Atoms Adsorbed in Nanochannels
Thursday, February 24
Dean Astumian
University of Chicago
Designing
Chemically Driven Molecular Motors and Pumps
Monday, February 28
Marco Buongiorno Nardelli
North Carolina State University
Carbon
Nanotubes: A Nanoscale Laboratory
Wednesday, March 1
Lubos Mitas
University of Illinois and National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Electronic
Structure by Quantum Monte Carlo Methods:
Molecules, Nanoclusters and Solids
Monday, March 6
Jingyu Lin
Kansas State University
Fundamental
Optical Transitions in GaN
Thursday, March 9
Hongxing Jiang
Kansas State University
Fabrication
and Optical Properties of III-Nitride Micro-structures and Micro-devices
March 13 - 17
Spring Break
Monday, March 27
Jung Han
Sandia National Laboratory
MOVPE Growth and Characterization of (Al,Ga,In)N for UV Optoelectronics
Wednesday, March 29
Celeste Sagui
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and North Carolina State University
Structure in Soft-Condensed Matter and Biophysical Systems: From the
Universal to the Particular
Monday, April 3
Jan Schetzina
North Carolina State University
Visible-Blind UV Digital Cameras Based on Large Arrays of AlGaN p-i-n
Photodiodes
Monday, April 17, John B. Derieux Lecture
Robert P. Kirshner
Harvard University
The Runaway Universe: Measuring the Universe with Supernovae
Lecture at 4:00 pm in 2215 Williams Hall
Tea at 3:30 in the first-floor foyer between Cox and Dabney Halls
Monday, April 24
Harold Baranger
Duke University
Wireless Communication in a Crowded World: Coherence and Capacity
Monday, May 1
Undergraduate Research Symposium
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