Physics and Astronomy Colloquium Series: 2002 Fall

Michigan State University
Department of Physics & Astronomy
Spring 2003 Colloquium Schedule

Colloquia are presented at 4:10 pm on Thursdays in 1415 Biomedical & Physical Sciences Bldg.
Refreshments are served at 3:45 pm in 1400A Biomedical & Physical Sciences Bldg.

Date (2003)	Speaker	Speaker's Institution	Title	Local Host
09 January	Thomas Glasmacher	Michigan State University	Experiments towards an understanding of rare isotopes
16 January	Michael Thorpe	Michigan State University	Molecular Biophysics: From the Inanimate to the Living
23 January	Arthur Ramirez	Los Alamos National Laboratory	Geometrical Frustration in Solids	Bass
30 January
06 February	Ulrich Mosel	University of Giessen	Hadrons in a Medium	Bauer
13 February	Tom Abel	Pennsylvania State University	The First Stars in the Universe	Beers
20 February	Mildred Dresselhaus	MIT	The Remarkable Properties of Carbon Nanotubes
27 February	Manuela Veloso	Carnegie Mellon University	Planning, Execution and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Robots	Schroeder
06 March	Spring	Break	No	Colloquium
13 March	Giorgio Gratta	Stanford University	First Results from the KamLAND Experiment	Weerts
20 March	Ellen D. Williams	University of Maryland	Fluctuations of Nanoscale Structures	-
27 March	Barbara Jacak	SUNY Stoneybrook	The hottest stuff on Earth: What we are seeing at RHIC	Westfall
03 April	Daniel Tsui	Princeton University	More is indeed different: An example of novel physics from semiconductor electronics.	-
10 April	Josh Klein	University of Texas	Unraveling the Solar Neutrino Problem at SNO	Repko
17 April	Margaret Geller	Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory	When Galaxies Collide	Beers
24 April	Richard Ellis	California Institute of Technology		Beers

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

This page last updated 17 September 2002, 17:21 p.m.