Department of Physics and Astronomy Colloquia
Fall 2002
(1997/98,
1998/99,
1999/00,
2000/01,
2001/02)
(Wednesdays 4pm in the DRL A4
unless otherwise posted - note room change).
Sep. 11:
7th Selove Lecture
James Hudspeth
Rockefeller University
How the ear's works work:
Mechanoelectrical transduction and amplification by hair cells
Host: Nelson
Oct. 2:
Paul Chaikin
Princeton University
Trillions of Quantum Dots, Fingerprints -
Nanolithography with Di-BlockCopolymers and the Annealing of Stripe Phases
Host: Mele
Oct. 9:
Julianne Dalcanton
University of Washington
Is there a dark matter crisis in astrophysics?
Host: Tegmark
Oct. 16:
JoAnne Hewett
Probes of Spacetime Geometries
Host: Langacker
Oct. 23:
Rittenhouse Lecture
Claude Canizares
MIT
Probing Cosmic Plasmas with the Chandra X-Ray Observatory
Host: Tegmark
Oct. 30:
Chris Quigg
Fermilab
The Coming Revolutions in Particle Physics
Host: Langacker
Nov. 6:
Max Tegmark
University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Cosmological Parameters
Host: Tegmark
Nov. 13:
Jay Kikkawa
University of Pennsylvania
Getting a Handle on Spintronics with Optical Electrodes
Host: Mele
Nov. 20:
Geralynn "Sam" Zeller
Fermilab
Neutrino Quandary: Electroweak Results from NuTeV
Host: Langacker
Dec. 4:
David Sherrington
Fermilab
Magnets, micorchips, memories and markets:
statistical physics of complex systems
Host: Harris
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