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Spring 2007

Date Speaker Host
January 18 Professor Daniela Bortoletto
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
"Physics at the High Energy Frontier: Connections Between the Quarks and the Cosmos"
Ramdas
January 25 Professor Marc Caffee
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
""Lithic Astronomy: Production of Cosmic-Ray-Produced Nuclides in Solar System Materials""
Ramdas
February 01 Tom Hemmick
Location: PHYS 223
SUNY Stony Brook
"Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions: Adventures at the Highest Energy Densities Created by Man"
Elmore
February 08 Prof. Sean Carroll
Location: PHYS 223
California Institute of Technology
"Dark Energy, or Worse?"
Bortoletto
February 15 Dr. Russell Hemley
Location: PHYS 223
Geophysical Laboratory
Carnegie Institute of Washington, Washington, D.C.
"New Findings in Materials Under Pressure"
Ramdas
February 22 Professor Licia Verde
Location: PHYS 223
University of Pennsylvania
"Interpreting the Sound of the Universe"
Bortoletto
March 01 Prof. David Landau
Location: PHYS 223
Center for Simulational Physics
The University of Georgia
"A New Approach to Monte Carlo Simulations in Statistical Physics and Beyond"
Giordano
March 08 APS March Meeting
March 22 Prof. Ramanath Cowisk
Location: PHYS 223
McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences & Physics Department
Washington University, St. Louis
"The Dark Matter Halo of Our Galaxy"
Ramdas
March 29 Professor Howard Baer
Location: PHYS 223
Florida State University
""Supersymmetric Dark Matter: Direct, Indirect, and Collider Searches""
Bortoletto
April 05 Robert E. Blankenship
Location: PHYS 223
Lucille P. Markey Distinguished Professor in Arts and Sciences
Departments of Biology and Chemistry, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
"Energy Transfer Processes in Photosynthetic Antennas from Extremophiles"
Savikhin
April 12 Prof. Walter Kohn
Location: Fowler Hall, Stewart Center
University of California, Santa Barbara
SIGMA XI DISTINGUISHED LECTURE
"The Power of the Sun"
Ramdas
April 19 Professor Steve Kahn
Location: PHYS 223
Department of Physics
Stanford University
""Wide-Field Surveys of the Optical Sky: The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST)""
Peterson
April 26 Jeffrey E. Post, Ph.D.
Location: PHYS 223
Curator, National Gem and Mineral Collection
Smithsonian Institute
""The United States National Gem Collection and Recent Research on the Hope Diamond""
Ramdas

Fall 2006

Unless otherwise noted, seminars are held at 4:00 p.m. in Physics room 223. Coffee/cookies are served at 3:30 p.m. in Physics room 242.

Date Speaker Host
August 24 Professor Hui Cao
Location: PHYS 223
Northwestern University
"Light Localization and Its Applications"
David Nolte
August 14 Professor John J. Quinn
Location: PHYS 223
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
"Novel Incompressible States of Matter: Fractional Quantum Hall Effect"
A.K. Ramdas
August 21 Professor Maxim Lyutikov
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
"“Eclipses and Orbital Modulation in Binary Pulsar PSR J0737-3039A/B”"
A.K. Ramdas
August 28 Professor John Peterson
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
Department of Physics
"Investigating Dark Energy with Galaxy Clusters"
October 05 Professor Sergei Savikhin
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
Department of Physics
"Chlorophylls in photosynthetic complexes:"
A.K. Ramdas
October 12 Professor Leonid Rokhinson
Location: PHYS 223
Purdue University
Department of Physics
"Spintronics, or how to be in charge with spins"
A.K. Ramdas
October 19 Professor Amos Nur
Location: Fowler Hall, Stewart Center (Reception 3:15-3:45PM, Stewart Foyer West)
Stanford University
Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecture
"Oil and War: Oil Peak vs. Oil Panic"
Sigma Xi
November 02 Professor John Nousek
Location: PHYS 223
Penn State University
""Swift: Using Gamma-ray Bursts as a Window to the Universe""
John Finley
November 08 Professor Eugene Haller
Location: Fowler Hall, Stewart Center (Refreshments 3:15-3:45PM, STEW 306)
University of California, Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecture
"“Germanium: From its Discovery to High Speed Transistors”"
Sigma Xi
November 16 Professor John Rigden
Location: PHYS 223
University of Washington, St. Louis
"Why Is It Einstein? What Lesson Can We Draw?"
A.K. Ramdas
December 07 Dr. John Tranquada
Location: PHYS 223
Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department
Brookhaven National Laboratory
""Seeing Stripes in High Temperature Superconductors""
Erica Carlson