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Past Colloquia Fall 2011

Date

Speaker

Host
August25 Ken Ritchie
Purdue University
Molecular mobility and interactions in living cells
 Nick Giordano
September01 John Peterson
Purdue University
Exploring the Dark Sector with Cluster of Galaxies
 Nick Giordano
September08 Sam Werner
Univeristy of Missouri Physics Laboratory, NIST
Observation of Aharonov-Bohm Effects by Neutron Interferometry
 Al Overhauser
September15 Gary Westfall
Michican State University
Teaching Physics in a World of Facebook, Cell Phones, Instant Gratification, and Short Attention Spans
 David Koltick
September22 Karol Lang
University of Texas, Austin
Neutrino Physics without Neutrinos
 Virgil Barnes
September29 Gabor A Csathy
Purdue University
Exotic Correlated Ground States of the Two-Dimensional Electron Gas
 Nick Giordano
October03 Chris Greene
Collisions and dynamics in cold quantum systems
 Nick Giordano
October13 Giovanni Vignale, Curator's Professor
Department of Physics and Astronomy The University of Missouri
The Power of the Abstract: A journey through the soul of theoretical physics
 Gabriele F Giuliani
October20 Yong P. Chen
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Chasing Dirac Particles in Condensed Matter Systems
 Nick Giordano
October27 Maxim Lyutikov
Purdue University
Noble Prize in Physics 2011: our uncurved Universe is doomed for a Big Chill.
 Matt Lister
November03 Peter Voorhees
Northwestern University
Topological Singularities in Materials: Dynamics and Universality
 Oana Malis
November10 J. Richard Bond
Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA)
Cosmic Information Theory and Analysis: IT from BIT, from BITs in IT
 Maxim Lyutikov
November17 Barry Sanders
University of Calgary
Whither Quantum Computing?
 Sabre Kais
December01 Nu Xu
Nuclear Science Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
High-Energy Nuclear Collisions and QCD Phase Structure
 Fuqiang Wang
December08 Cliff Burgess
McMaster University and Perimeter Institute
Last chance to be wrong about what will be found at the LHC
 Maxim Lyutikov