Previous Seminar Listings

Monday, January 26
3:30 EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES, 1105 Bradfield Hall, “The Hydroclimatic Effects of Historical Logging in a Moist Continental Climate Regime: Mesoscale Simulations and Observations,” Daniel Leathers, University of Delaware.

4:00 GENERAL PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM, Schwartz Auditorium, Rockefeller Hall, “The Physics of Cell Crawling,” Andrea Liu, University of Pennsylvania. Refreshments at 3:30-3:50, second floor Rockefeller Hall.

5:30 INNOVATION IN SPACECRAFT ENGINEERING SEMINAR SERIES, B17 Upson Hall, “Operationally Responsive Space,” Robert Vogt, ATK Corporation.  Refreshments at 5:00, Upson Lounge.

Tuesday, January 27
4:30 LASSP SEMINAR, 700 Clark Hall, “Structure in Active Filament Networks,” Jennifer Schwarz, Syracuse University. Refreshments at 4:15.

4:30 MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING COLLOQUIUM SERIES, B11 Kimball, “Computer Graphics Imagery: The Achievement of Highly-Realistic Images Using Principles from Mechanical Engineering,” Kenneth Torrance, Cornell University.  Refreshments at 4:15, Upson Lounge.

Wednesday, January 28
2:00 PARTICLE THEORY SEMINAR, 311 Newman Lab, “A Complete Idiot’s Guide to Hadron Collisions,” Peter Skands, Fermilab.

Thursday, January 29
3:35 DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING & DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, B11 Kimball Hall, “Engineering to Commercialization: The Evolving Methods of New Product Development in the Medical Device Industry,” Matthew Jenusaitis, ConcepTx Medical.

4:30 DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES COLLOQUIUM, 105 Space Science Building, “Interstellar Dust Entering the Heliosphere Today,” Bruce Draine, Princeton University.  Refreshments at 4:15.

4:40 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL BIOLOGY, GENERAL CHEMISTRY COLLOQUIUM, 119 Baker Lab, “Complex Alkaloid Total Synthesis,” Mohammad Movassaghi, MIT.

Friday, January 30
12:30 PARTICLE THEORY SEMINAR, 311 Newman Lab, “Hadronization, Spin, and Lifetimes,” Itay Nachshon, Cornell University.

1:00 CLASSE SEMINAR, 3rd Floor Commons - Wilson Laboratory, “High Field Q Degradation in SRF Cavities:  Hunt for the Culprit,” Alexander Romanenko, Cornell University. Refreshments served.

3:30 CENTER FOR APPLIED MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM, 655 Rhodes Hall, “Dynamic Correlation Between Intrahost HIV-1 Quasispecies,” Ha Youn Lee, University of Rochester Medical School (Mathematical Biology and Biostatistics Division). Refreshments at 4:30, 657 Rhodes Hall.