Previous Seminar Listings

MONDAY, September 29
4:00 GENERAL PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM – Schwartz Auditorium, Rockefeller Hall, “Twilight at the Tevatron,” Douglas Glenzinski, FNAL.  Refreshments at 3:30-3:50, second floor Rockefeller Hall.

TUESDAY, September 30
4:30 LASSP SEMINAR, 700 Clark Hall, “Vibrations of Nanotubes and Nanowires,” Gerald D. Mahan, Pennsylvania State University.  Refreshments at 4:15.

4:30 MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING COLLOQUIUM SERIES, B17 Upson Hall, “Morphing, Monitoring, and Harvesting,” Daniel J. Inman, Virginia Tech.  Refreshments at 4:15 in the Upson Hall Lounge.

WEDNESDAY, October 1
3:30 EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES – FIRE AND ICE, 2146 Snee Hall, “Deeper, Hotter Faster Lithosphere Dynamics in the Era of Ultra-High-Pressure Metamorphism,” Paddy O’Brien, University of Potsdam, Germany.  Refreshments at 3:00 in Snee Hall Reading Room.

4:30 BIOPHYSICS COLLOQUIUM, 700 Clark Hall, “Changing the Paradigm of Human Cancer Diagnostics,” Douglas S. Scherr, Weill Cornell Medical College.  Refreshments at 4:15.

4:30 THEORETICAL AND APPLIED MECHANICS SEMINAR, 205 Thurston Hall, “TBA,” Gang Bao, Georgia Technical Institute.  Refreshments at 4:15 in 206 Thurston Hall.

4:40 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL BIOLOGY.  DEBYE LECTURE, 119 Baker Lab., “Nanocrystal Molecules with Applications in Single Molecule Biological Imaging,” A. Paul Alivisatos, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UC at Berkeley.

THURSDAY, October 2
12:15 CNS SEMINAR, 700 Clark Hall, “TBA,” Stephen Forrest, University of Michigan.  Pizza at Noon.

4:30 DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES COLLOQUIUM, 105 Space Science Building, “A Brave New World of Radio Transients,” Shri Kulkarni, California Institute of Technology.  Refreshments at 4:15 in 105 Space Sciences Building.

4:40 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL BIOLOGY.  DEBYE LECTURE, 119 Baker Lab., “Nanocrystals as Model Systems for Understanding Structural and Chemical Transformations in the Solid State,” A. Paul Alivisatos, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UC at Berkeley.

FRIDAY, October 3
3:30  CENTER FOR APPLIED MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM, 655 Rhodes Hall, “Network Perspectives on Epidemiological and Evolutionary Dynamics,” Lauren Meyers, University of Texas at Austin.  Refreshments at 4:30 in 657 Rhodes Hall.