Physics Department Spring 2004 Colloquium Schedule

 

    Department of Physics Colloquium Schedule

    Spring 2004

Welcome to the Department of Physics Colloquium Homepage. Below is our Spring 2004 schedule. The links in the title fields lead to talk announcements with abstracts (in PDF) - as soon as they become available.


Questions? Please contact Kai Martens

Link(s) to Colloquium schedules from past semesters: Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Fall 2002 Spring 2003 Fall 2003

Colloquium takes place 4pm in 102 JFB on Thursdays.
Refreshments are served 3:30 through 4pm in 219 JFB.

Date
Name
Affiliation
Title
  Jan. 15   Shamit Kachru   Stanford University
  Cosmology on the String Theory Landscape
  Jan. 22   Alex Kamenev   University of Minnesota
  Coulomb Blockage in Quantum Dots and Granular Arrays
  Jan. 29   Stephen Hill   University of Florida
  Single Molecule Magnets: Exploring Quantum Magnetization Dynamics at the Nanoscale
  Feb. 05   Raffi Budakian   IBM Research Center
  Towards Single-Spin Detection Using Magnetic Resonance Force Microscopy
  Feb. 12   Eugene Mishchenko   Harvard University
  Fluctuations in Electronic, Spintronic, and Photonic Systems
  Feb. 19   Hans Robinson   UCLA
  Avalanche Free Single Photon Detection
  Feb. 24   Jordan Gerton   California Institute of Technology
  Playing with Lightning: Tip-Enhanced Fluorescence Microscopy at 10nm Resolution
  Feb. 26   Guillaume Gervais   Columbia University
  NMR in Flatland, and With Too Few Spins
  Mar. 04   Carsten Timm   Free University Berlin
  Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors: Disorder, Transport, and Correlations
  Mar. 9   Oleg Starykh   Hofstra University
  Breaking the Spin Waves
  Mar. 11   Joshua Folk   Stanford University
  Spin in GaAs Quantum Dots
  Mar. 25   Julie McEnery   NASA
  High Energy Observations of Gamma-Ray Bursts
  Mar. 30   Julia Meyer   University of Minnesota
  Electron Transport in Granular Arrays
  Apr. 1   Vladimir Falko   Lancaster University
  Spin-Orbit Coupling Effect on Quantum Transport in Chaotic Semiconductor Dots
  Apr. 8   Jamie Holder   University of Leeds
  Ground-Based Gamma Ray Astronomy - A Personal Perspective
  Apr. 13   Stephan LeBohec   Iowa State University
  Gamma Ray Astronomy and Cosmic Ray Physics
  Apr. 15   Michael Zudov   University of Utah
  Microwave-Pumped 2D Electron Systems: Resistance Oscillations and Dissipationless States
  Apr. 22   Scott P. Wakely   University of Chicago
  Gamma-Rays, Cosmic Backgrounds and the Universe, as Calorimeter

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