Department of Physics Colloquia - Spring 2003
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 outside of Cox 110.
Monday, January 27
Diane Markoff
NC State University
Neutrino Oscillations: First Results from KamLAND
Monday, February 3
Eli Rotenberg
LBL
Surfing k-space at the Electron Structure Factory
Monday, February 10
Kate Scholberg
MIT
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station
Monday, February 24
Marvin Marshak
University of Minnesota
A New Frontier: Science Underground
Monday, March 3
Anna Lin
Duke University
Frequency Locking of reaction diffusion patterns
Monday, March 17
Dave Aspnes
NC State University
The Microscopic Origins of Optical Properties and the Simplified
Bond-Hyperpolarizability Model of Second-Harmonic Generation
Monday, March 24
Carl Wieman
University of Colorado
Bose-Einstein condensation: quantum weirdness at the lowest temperature
in the universe
Thursday, April 3 (note special day!)
Ralph Wijers
University of Amsterdam
Black Holes Shining Brightly?
Monday, April 7
Dean Chapman
Illinois Institute of Technology
New Sources of X-ray Imaging Contrast
Monday, April 14
Ronald K. Thornton
Tufts University
WebILDS: Interactive Lecture Demonstrations
Delivered Over the Internet
Monday, April 21
David Brown
NC State University
Observing the Universe with Gravitational Waves
Monday, April 28
Undergraduate Symposium