colloquium_2001

Michigan State University
Department of Physics & Astronomy
Spring 2001 Colloquium Schedule

Colloquia are presented at 4:10 pm on Tuesdays in 118 P-A.
Refreshments are served at 3:45 pm outside 224 P-A.

Date (2000)	Speaker	Speaker's Institution	Title	Local Host
09 January	Roger Tobin	Tufts University	Little Steps for Big Feats: How Defects Can Dominate Surface Chemistry, and Why We Care	-
16 January	-	No Colloquium	-	-
23 January	-	No Colloquium	-	-
30 January	-	No Colloquium	-	-
06 February	Mark Dykman	Michigan State University	Quantum Computing with Electrons Floating on Liquid Helium	NA
13 February	Pierre Wiltzius	Bell Labs	Colloidal Self-Assembly and Photonic Crystals	Golding
20 February	Michael Duff	University of Michigan	The Theory Formerly Known as Strings	Birge
27 February	Martin Greiner	Duke University	From Synthetic Towards Real Fully Developed Turbulence -- Learning from Phenomenology	Zelevinsky
06 March	Spring Break
13 March	APS March Meeting - NO COLLOQUIUM
20 March	Fred Adams	University of Michigan	INTO THE DARK: The Long Term Fate and Evolution of Astrophysical Objects in a Dying Universe	Glasmacher
27 March	Pawel Danielewicz	Michigan State University	Nuclear Equation of State	NA
03 April	Baha Balantekin	University of Wisconsin	Physics with Solar, Atmospheric and Supernova Neutrinos	Glasmacher
*10 April	Kenneth Laws	Dickinson University	The Physics of Dance *	Yurkon
17 April	Bruce Remington	Lawrence Livermore National Lab	Scaling Astrophysics into the Laboratory	Galonsky
24 April	Stanislas Leibler	Princeton University	Biochemical and Genetic Networks: A Search for Simple (?) Principles	Birge

* Kenneth Laws' Colloquium will be held in the Arena Theatre at the MSU Auditorium.

Contact Lorie Neuman at neuman@pa.msu.edu for more information or if special accommodations are necessary.

This page last updated 4-12-2001