Academic Calendar
Spring Semester
Tuesday, January 1st 2019
Monday, January 14th 2019
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Tuesday, January 15th 2019
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Wednesday, January 16th 2019
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Thursday, January 17th 2019
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Friday, January 18th 2019
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Physics Force show for elementary students. The show is free but reservations are required.
Saturday, January 19th 2019
This Physics Force show is open to the public. Tickets are $3 (see abstract below)
This Physics Force show is open to the public. Tickets are $3 (see abstract below)
Monday, January 21st 2019
Friday, January 25th 2019
Speaker: Mahendra DC, University of Minnesota
Subject: High charge-to-spin and spin-to-charge conversion enhanced by quantum confinement effect in sputtered topological insulator thin films"
This is the public portion of Mr. DC's thesis defense. His advisor is Jian-Ping Wang.
Thursday, February 21st 2019
Speaker: Roger Launius, Chief Historian for NASA and Senior Curator of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum (retired)
Subject: Why Go to the Moon? Apollo, the Space Race, and the Many Faces of Lunar Exploration
Wednesday, April 3rd 2019
Speaker: Robert Kennicutt, University of Arizona and Texas A&M University
Subject: The Cosmic Ecosystem: Connecting the Life Cycles of Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe
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