| Colloquium
Schedule for Spring 01 |
4:30pm CW 102
Refreshments served around 4:15
in CW 119 |
| Date |
|
Speaker |
Title of Colloquium |
Institution |
Host |
| Jan 16 |
Tues |
|
Reserved |
|
|
| Jan 23 |
Tues |
|
Reserved |
|
|
| Feb 01 |
Thurs |
Sanjay
Rebello |
Adapting Research-Based Pedagogy:
Lessons Learned |
Clarion |
|
| Feb 6 |
Tues |
Mel
Sabella |
TBA |
Washington |
|
| Feb 27 |
Tues |
James
Peebles |
How I Learned to Love the Cold Dark
Matter Model for Cosmic Structure Formation and Still Avoid Settling Bets
on the Cosmological Tests |
Princeton |
Ratra |
| Mar 5 |
Mon CW103 |
Ken
Wharton |
Hot Electrons from Intense Laser-Solid
Interactions |
LLNL |
|
| Mar 12 |
Mon CW103 |
Zenghu Chang |
High Intensity Laser for Ultrafast X-Ray Science |
Michigan |
|
| Mar 15 |
Thurs |
George Musser |
Bridging Science
and Journalism: the Inner Workings of Scientific
American |
Scientific
American |
|
| Mar 20 |
Tues |
|
Spring Break (March 19-23)
|
|
|
| Mar 27 |
Tues |
Kip
Thorne |
LIGO and LISA: Opening the Gravitational
Wave Window onto the Universe |
Cal Tech |
HEP |
| Mar 29 |
Thurs |
Chunlei
Guo |
Cartoon Solutions of Multielectron Problems in
Strong Laser Fields |
LANL |
|
| April 10 |
Tues |
Michael
O'Shea |
Nanostructured Materials |
KSU |
|
| April 19 |
Thurs |
Yun
Wang |
Probing Fundamental Physics with Cosmological Data |
Oklahoma |
Ratra |
| April 30 |
Mon |
Paul Corkum |
Atomic Physics |
National
Research Council (Canada) |
Cocke |