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Friday, June 10th 2005
2:00 pm:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Melissa Eblen-Zayas, University of Minnesota
Subject: Electrical Modification of Disordered and Correlated Electron Systems
Friday, June 24th 2005
11:00 am:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Jooho Park, University of Minnesota
Subject: Spin Dynamics in Magnetic Vortex Structures
Monday, July 25th 2005
08:30 am:
Workshop with various speakers. Local Faculty and students are invited to attend. Registration is not required unless you plan to take meals with the group.
2:00 pm:
Public Lecture
in 133 Physics
Speaker: Jim Kakalios, University of Minnesota
Subject: The Uncanny Physics of Superheroes
Tuesday, July 26th 2005
08:30 am:
Workshop with various speakers. Local Faculty and students are invited to attend. Registration is not required unless you plan to take meals with the group.
Tuesday, August 2nd 2005
3:00 pm:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Joseph Wells, University of Minnesota
Subject: Angular Encoder for a Superconducting Magnetic
Advisor: Shaul Hanany
Friday, August 5th 2005
10:00 am:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Rui Zhang, University of Minnesota
Subject: Self-assembly of Charged Macroions
Thesis advisor: Boris I. Shklovskii
Friday, August 12th 2005
3:00 pm:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Joseph Wells, University of Minnesota
Subject: Angular Encoder for a Superconducting Magnetic Bearing in a Cosmological Application
Advisor: Shaul Hanany
Wednesday, August 17th 2005
2:00 pm:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Angela Reisetter
Subject: Results from the Two Tower Run of the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search
Advisor: Priscilla Cushman
Thursday, August 25th 2005
10:00 am:
Thesis Defense
in 435 Physics
Speaker: John P. Dombeck, University of Minnesota
Subject: Properties of Alfven Waves in the Magnetotail Below 9Re and Their Relation to Auroral Acceleration and Major Geomagnetic Storms
Advisor: Cynthia A. Cattell
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