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Week of Monday, January 20th 2020

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Monday, January 27th 2020
12:15 pm:
Cosmology Lunchtime Seminar in Tate 301-20
Speaker: Najmeh Emami, University of California, Riverside
Subject: Understanding Bursty Star Formation in Dwarf Galaxies, Its Effect on Galactic morphology, and Implications for Reionization
[Abstract]
Faculty Host: Patrick Kelly
1:25 pm:
Special Condensed Matter Seminar in PAN 110
Speaker: Alexander McLeod, Columbia University
Subject: Quantum phase transitions through the nano-lens: exploration and control with low- temperature nano-optics
[Abstract]
Tuesday, January 28th 2020
1:25 pm:
Space Physics Seminar in Tate 201-20
Speaker: Organizational meeting
2:30 pm:
Nuclear Physics Seminar in Tate 301-20
Speaker: Jackson Olsen, University of Minnesota
Subject: Analysis of Recent Supernova Models Using SN 1987A Neutrino Data
[Abstract]
Thursday, January 30th 2020
11:15 am:
Biophysics Seminar in 120 PAN
Speaker: Kwang Ho-Hur, UMN
Subject: Observation of torsinA polymerization at the nuclear envelope
[Abstract]
3:35 pm:
Physics and Astronomy Colloquium in B50 Tate
Speaker: Andrew Furmanski, University of Minnesota
Subject: Neutrino oscillations - the path to new physics?
Refreshments in atrium after the Colloquium.
[Abstract]
Friday, January 31st 2020
12:20 pm:
Condensed Matter Sack Lunch Seminar in Tate 301-20
There will be no sack lunch this week
12:30 pm:
High Energy Theory Lunchtime Seminar in Tate 201-20
Speaker: Keisuke Harigaya (IAS)
Subject: Physics beyond the standard model from Higgs Parity
Candidate for SPA Faculty Position
[Abstract]
2:30 pm:
MN Institute for Astrophysics Colloquium in Physics Tate 301-20
Speaker: Valerie Fox, CalTech
Subject: Building a comprehensive geologic record of Gale Crater, Mars, from both space-based and in-situ rover observations
[Abstract]
3:35 pm:
History of Science and Technology/Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science Colloquium in 101 Tate
Speaker: Pablo Gomez, Medical History and Bioethics, University of Wisconsin
Subject: Enslaved Histories: Value, Risk, and the Imagination of the Quantifiable Body in the Early Modern Iberian Atlantic
Refreshments served at 3:25 p.m.
4:40 pm:
Introduction to Research Seminar in Tate 201-20
Speaker: to be announced

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