Seminars in Spring 2009
All seminars are held at 4:10 pm and are in Biology 19.Refreshments will be served at 4:00 pm.
| 28 Jan | Daniel Steck, University of Oregon Controlling the Motion of Ultracold Atoms |
| 04 Feb | Richard Crandall, ’69, Director, Center for Advanced Computation, Reed College The Art of Losslessness |
| 11 Feb | Richard Taylor, University of Oregon CANCELED DUE TO ILLNESS Snowflakes, Stress and Semiconductors: Do You See a Pattern Here? |
| 18 Feb | Amy Spivey, University of Puget Sound Measuring Dispersion in Materials Using a White Light Michelson Interferometer |
| 25 Feb | Andy Dawes, Pacific University Nonlinear Optics in an Anisotropic Magneto-Optical Trap |
| 04 Mar | Rolf Konenkamp, Portland State University Nano-Devices for Large-Area Appliances |
| 11 Mar | Fred Raab, LIGO Hanford Observatory Listening to the Stars with LIGO |
| 18 Mar | SPRING BREAK |
| 25 Mar | Jenny Hoffman, Harvard University Exploring a New Family of High-Tc Superconductors: The Iron Arsenides |
| 01 Apr | Thesis Seminar |
| 08 Apr | Thesis Seminar |
| 10 Apr | RESCHEDULED, SPECIAL FRIDAY SEMINAR IN ROOM P123 at 3:10 PM |
| 15 Apr | Thesis Seminar |
| 22 Apr | Thesis Seminar |
| 29 Apr | Thesis Seminar |
