Spring 07
PHYSICS AND RELATED FIELDS
Mondays at 4:00 p.m.
Schwartz Auditorium - Rockefeller Hall
Refreshments 3:30 - 3:50 p.m.
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Spring 2007 Schedule
Jan 22 - Special Physics Colloquium
Daniel Freedman - Cornell University
Title: Empirical Insights from a Physicist’s Year as a Grunt in Iraq
Jan 29
Lisa Randall - Harvard University
Kieval Lecture
Title: Searching for Warped Geometry at the LHC
Feb 5
Saul Teukolsky - Cornell University
Title: Black Holes and Gravitational Waves
Feb 12
Steve Peggs - Brookhaven National Lab.
Title: Accelerator Science at the LHC Frontier
Feb 19
Angela Olinto - University of Chicago
Title: New Era in UHE AstroParticle Physics
Feb 26
Carl Bender - Washington University - St. Louis
Title: Making Sense of Non-Hermitian Hamiltonians
Mar 5
Lars Bildsten - UC at Santa Barbara
Title: Explosions in Accreting White Dwarfs: From Classical Novae to Supernovae
Mar 12
Joe Polchinski - Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics - UC at Santa Barbara
BETHE LECTURE
Title: Gauge/Gravity Duality: From Black Holes to the Bethe AnsatzMar 19 - Spring Break
Mar 26
Richard Packard - UC Berkeley
Title: Superfluid Weak Links: Physics and Applications
Apr 2
Jonathan Lunine - University of Arizona
SALPETER LECTURE SERIES
Title: The Past, Present and Future of Methane of Titan
Apr 9
Matthew Pritchard - Cornell University
Title: Imaging SubCentimeter Ground Deformation from Space
Apr 16
Richard L. Garwin - IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Title: A Major Expansion of Nuclear Power to Gight Global Warming? Problems and Prospects.”
Richard Packard - UC BerkeleyTitle: Superfluid Weak Links: Physics and ApplicationsJonathan Lunine - University of ArizonaTitle: The Past, Present and Future of Methane of TitanMatthew Pritchard - Cornell UniversityTitle: Imaging SubCentimeter Ground Deformation from SpaceRichard L. Garwin - IBM T.J. Watson Research CenterTitle: A Major Expansion of Nuclear Power to Gight Global Warming? Problems and Prospects.”Apr 23
Michael Riordan - University of California
Title: US Big-Science Lessons from the SSC
Apr 30
NO PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM:
ALTERNATIVE:
Harold Varmus
Subject: Science, Policy and Education
