Physics Colloquium, 2004-2005
Thursday
Noon-1, Room 372 SEB (except where noted)
Fall, 2004
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Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title |
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Sept.
2 |
University of
Southampton
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Turning the Einstein
Equations into a Well-Posed Time Evolution Problem |
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Sept. 9 |
Oakland University
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Electrical Stimulation of Cardiac Tissue With Curving Fibers |
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Sept.
23 |
Oakland University
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Microwave and Millimeter Wave Signal Processing
Using Spin Waves in Magnetic Films |
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Sept.
30 |
The Structures and
Properties of Silicon Clusters in the Shape Transition Region |
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Oct. 7 |
Oakland University |
Spin Squeezing |
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Oct. 14 |
No Colloquium.
Instead, go to the OSAPS
meeting at OU on Fri/Sat |
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Nov. 4 |
John Moran |
Henry Ford Hospital |
Independent
Component Analysis Adapted for Imaging Brain Electric Activity |
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Nov. 11 |
Dept. Chemistry, Univ. Michigan |
NMR of Biological Solids |
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Nov. 18 |
Dept. Physics, Univ. Montana-Western |
Magnetic Excitations in
Nano-Sized Magnetic Dots in a Vortex State |
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Nov. 25 |
No colloquium Thanksgiving |
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Dec.
2 364 SEB |
Remodeling Brain After
Stroke and Neural Injury |
Winter
2005
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Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title |
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Jan. 13 |
Black Holes in String
Theory |
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Jan. 20 |
Anca Sala |
on leave from JDS Uniphase |
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Jan.
27 |
open |
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Feb. 3 |
Donald Morelli |
Delphi |
Aspects of Heat Conduction
in Electronic Materials, or, Can You Phonons Please Conduct Yourselves Properly? |
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Feb. 10 |
The Evidence for a
Mechanical Heart |
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Feb. 17 |
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Feb. 24 |
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March 3 |
Modeling the Influence of
Special Grain Boundaries on the Microstructural Evolution of Polycrystals |
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March 10 |
No colloquium Winter Recess |
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March 17 |
Optical Quantum Control in
Semiconductor Nano-Systems |
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March
24 |
No colloquium APS March Meeting |
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March 31 |
Vasyl Tiberkevich |
Microwave Generation in
Magnetic Nano-Contacts by Spin-Polarized Current |
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April 7 |
Dominic Crea |
Bursting the Hydrogen
Bubble |
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April
14 |
Watching Molecules Under Confinement: The First Attempt to Understand Friction by Using Spectroscopy |
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April 21 |
Zhen Zhang |
Henry Ford Hospital |
Neurogenesis in the Adult
Brain |
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A map of Oakland University can be found at www.oakland.edu/map. The building where the colloquium is held is marked "SEB" on the map (Science and Engineering Building), and Brad Roth's office is room 166 in "HHS" (Hannah Hall of Science). The best place to park is in lot 43, just off the circle drive and across from "HHS".
For more information (or if you want to GIVE a colloquium), contact Brad Roth (370-4871), roth@oakland.edu