Fall 2005 Colloquia

Date	Speaker	Institution	Host	Title of Colloquium
Sep 6	Dean Zollman	K-State		Welcome Back
Sep 13	Adrian Melott	Univ of Kansas	T. Bolton	Did a Gamma-Ray Burst Initiate the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction?
Sep 20	Zheng-Tian Lu	Argonne National Lab	C.D. Lin	Atom Trap, Krypton-81, and Saharan Water
Sep 27	Zhenghu Chang	K-State		Kansas Light Source: From Femtosecond to Attosecond
Oct 4	J.R. Manson	Clemson University	T. Rahman	Scattering of Small Molecules by Surfaces
Oct 13 - Thurs	Tony Heinz	Columbia Univ.	T. Rahman	Optical Properties of Single-wall Carbon Nanotubes: Probing the Excited States of 1-dimensional Materials
Oct 20 - Thurs	Josh Klein	UT-Austin	T. Bolton	Exploring the Nu World: Searching for New Physics with Continuous-Source Neutrino Experiments
Nov 1	Hal Metcalf	Stonybrook	B. DePaola	Optical Forces in Multi-colored Light
Nov 8	George Simonis (KSU Alum)	Army Research Lab	J.Y. Lin	Thirty Years in Optoelectronics
Nov 15	Pierre Agostini	Ohio State University, LIXAM, CNRS	C.D. Lin	Multicolor, Multiphoton Single and Double Ionization Processes
Nov 22	Thanksgiving - No Colloquium
Nov 29	Noah Finkelstein	UC-Boulder	S. Rebello	Recent Advances in Physics Education Research: Examining the Contexts and Tools of Student Learning