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Friday, January 16th 2009
08:00 am:
Untitled
in Physics
To be announced.
Tuesday, January 20th 2009
08:00 am:
Monday, February 2nd 2009
11:30 am:
Regents Professor Lecture Series
in Coffman Union Theater
Speaker: Allen Goldman, Regents Professor and Head of Physics
Subject: Superconductivity: High Science and High Technology
The entire University community is invited to attend.
Thursday, February 19th 2009
12:15 pm:
Special High Energy Physics Seminar
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Dr. Wade Fisher, Fermilab
Subject: The newest landmarks along the Tevatron's road to the Higgs
4:00 pm:
High Energy Theory Seminar
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Patrick Meade, Institute for Advanced Study
Subject: Interplay of Theory and Experiment in the LHC Era
Monday, February 23rd 2009
3:30 pm:
Speaker: Dr. Sebastian Franco, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
Dr. Sebastian Franco is a particle theory faculty candidate,
Tuesday, March 3rd 2009
3:35 pm:
High Energy Theory Special Seminar
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Professor Stefano Profumo, University of California, Santa Cruz, Department of Physics/SCIPP, Santa Cruz, CA
Subject: Fundamental Physics from the Sky
Professor Stefano Profumo is a particle theory faculty candidate.
Thursday, March 5th 2009
2:30 pm:
Special Cosmology Seminar
in 435 Physics
Speaker: Professor, Clem Pryke, University of Chicago, Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Chicago, IL
Subject: Viewing the Beginning of the Universe from the Bottom of the World
Professor Clem Pryke is an astro/cosmology faculty candidate,
Tuesday, April 28th 2009
4:40 pm:
Senior Thesis Defense
in 143 Physics
Speaker: Daniel J. Kennedy
Subject: Protein Structure Determination by Computationally-Assisted Site-Directed Spin Labeling and Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
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