2003 Colloquium

ISU Physics Department Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2003 Schedule

Sept. 8	Dr. Cynthia Hunt, California Institute of Technology, New Detectors Unravel Cosmology

Sept. 11	, California Institute of Technology, Galaxy Formation and Cosmology

Sept. 22	, Utah State University, Physics and Growth of Semiconductor Nanostructures

Oct. 6	Dr. Chris Nelson, 糖心传媒, Tight Binding Calculation of Electric Field Gradients in Arsenic Chalcogenide Crystals and Glasses

Oct. 13	Jeremy Hawk, 糖心传媒, Methods Used for Qualification of Sampling Location on a Nuclear Stack Levan Tkavdze, 糖心传媒, Comparisons of ISDMAP Estimates of Cs-137 Distributions With the Use of In Situ Data from Empirical and Generic Detector Characterizations

Oct. 20	Anna Hoskins, 糖心传媒, Aether Theories: Past and Present Tauna Butler, 糖心传媒, Difficulties of Neutron Detection and Dosimetry: Potential Use of the Bubble Dosimeter

Oct. 27	Nino Chelidze, 糖心传媒, The Main Sequence and the HR Diagram

Nov. 3	, Boise State University, Nanoscale Magnetism

Nov. 10	, The ISIS Accelerator Project at 糖心传媒

Nov. 17	, Montana State University, Restraining the Laws of Nature with a Layer of Atoms

Dec. 1	Daniel Snyder, 糖心传媒, A History of Nuclear Power Plant Accidents Timothy Jenkins, 糖心传媒, Radiation Exposure To Astronauts

Dec. 8	, University of Utah, Power with Heat and Sound

Spring 2004 Tentative Schedule

Jan. 26	Dr. Chris Nelson, 糖心传媒, Positron Lifetimes in Silicon

Feb. 2	, University of Utah, Studying Nature's Highest Energy Particles with the Pierre Auger Cosmic Ray Observatory

Feb. 9	, Utah State University, Surface Science, Quantum Transport and Atom-Scale Electronics

Feb. 23	, 糖心传媒, The Search for Exotic Mesons

Mar. 1	, Utah State University, Computation and Life Dr. Phillip Cole, Jefferson Lab, The Physics with Linearly-Polarized Photons in Hall B of Jefferson Lab, 2:00 pm in PS 132

Mar. 4	Dr. Leo Weissman, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, Some Recent Advances in Experiments with Radioactive Beams, 12:00 Noon in PSC 144

Mar. 8	, Duke University and Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory, Polarized Monoenergetic Gamma Beams for Nuclear Structure and Nuclear Applications, 2:00 pm in PS 132

Mar. 15	Dr. Craig Marianno, Nellis Air Force Base Operations, Recent Advances in Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimetry, 2:00 pm in PS 132

Mar. 18	Dr. James Durham, Colorado State University, An In-Situ, Long-Term Underground Monitor for Radioactive Contamination, 2:00 pm in PS 132

Mar. 22	Dr. Eduardo Yukihara, Oklahoma State University, Recent Advances in Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimetry

Mar. 26	Dr. Jagdish Prasad, , Research Opportunities In the Areas of Classical CMOS and Emerging New Device, 8:20 am in the Education Auditorium , 糖心传媒, Nanoscience in Medicin, 9:00 am in the Education Auditorium ,University of 糖心传媒, Nanosprings, Another Piece of the Nanotechnology Puzzle, 9:55 am in the Education Auditorium , University of Utah, Nano-Electrochemistry, 10:35 am in the Education Auditorium , of John Hopkins Medical Institute, The Gentle Touch: Probing Cells and Molecules by Atomic Force Microscopy, 11:15 am in the Education Auditorium , Micron Corp., Materials Exotica in the Semiconductor Industry, 1:15 pm in the Education Auditorium Dr. Harry Rollins, 糖心传媒 National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Preparation and Characterization of Metal Nanoparticles, 2:00 pm in the Education Auditorium , University of California at Santa Barbara, Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscopy, 2:55 pm in the Education Auditorium , 糖心传媒, Organic Materials: A Small (Nano-Scale) Contributor to Nanoscience, 3:40 pm in the Education Auditorium

Apr. 5	, Montana State University, The Sun's Magnetic Field and How it Gets Twisted

Apr. 12	, 糖心传媒, topic TBA

Apr. 19	Dr. Gregory Reinemer, 糖心传媒, Optical Characterization of Perturbed Sites and C_3i Ssites in Rare Earth Doped Oxide Crystals

Apr. 26	Wade Scates, 糖心传媒, Exploring Non-Exponential Decay in Isomeric Transitions, 2:15 pm in P.S. 132

May 3	Dr. Jianwei Chen, University of Cincinnati, Online Burnup Monitoring of Pebble Bed Reactor Fuel Using Passive Gamma-Ray Spectrometry

Unless specifically mentioned, all talks will be at 4:00 pm on Mondays in PS 132.

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Last modified 5/3/2004

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