Fall 2000
Colloquia are held at 1630 hrs on Tuesdays (or Thursdays) in Cardwell 102. Refreshments are served beforehand at around 1615 hrs in Cardwell 119. Atomic Physics Seminars are held Wednesdays at 1330 hrs. Nuts & Bolts is held in CW119 at 1330 hrs on Mondays. |
| Fall 2000 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
| 29 August |
Sergei Nagaitsev FNAL |
Physics of Electron Cooling |
| 05 September |
M. Dobrowolska- Furdyna Notre Dame |
Wide Gap Semiconductor Quantum Dots - Fabrication, Carrier Localization and Optics |
| 12 September |
Jeffrey Peterson Carnegie Mellon |
The Flat Universe |
| 19 September |
Ken Shih Texas |
Quantum Engineering of Metallic Thin Films |
| 26 September 13:00 Forum Hall |
Michael Turner Chicago |
What We Know About How the Universe Began and How We Know It |
| 26 September |
Michael Turner Chicago |
The Dark Side of the Universe |
| 28 September Thurs |
Gary Wysin Kansas State |
Spin Waves and Nonlinearity in Magnets |
| 03 October |
Robert Jones Virginia |
Using Short Electromagnetic Pulses to Manipulate Electronic Wavefunctions |
| 10 October |
Stephen Reucroft Northeastern |
What is Mass? |
| 12 October Thurs |
Bharat Ratra KSU |
Is The Universe Flat or Open? |
| 17 October |
Robert Beichner North Carolina State |
SCALE-UP: Student Centered Activities for Large Enrollment University Physics |
| 24 October |
Stephen McGuire SU Baton Rouge |
LIGO, Material Science, and Education |
| 26 October Thurs |
Uwe Thumm KSU |
How to Deal with Nanostructures in Femtoseconds |
| 31 October |
Suzanne Franks Kansas State |
Gender Equity in Physics: Challenges and Strategies |
| 09 November Thursday |
Tim Gay Nebraska |
The Physics of Football (Just prior to the KSU-NU game) |
| 14 November |
Megan Donahue STSCI |
Distant Cluster Hunting: The Past and the Promise |
| 21 November |
Robert Weinstock Oberlin |
Inverse-square Orbits, Uniform Circular Motion, and Newton's Principia Exposed |
The current schedule is also available in our Outlook public calendars.
Please note that no attempt has been made to maintain
the links within the old seminar & colloquium schedules.
