Physics Department
Texas A&M University

COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE   Fall 2004


All talks 4:00 PM in room 202 ENPH unless othewise noted
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DATE
NAME
TITLE
HOST
Thurs. Sept 9 Sam Bader, Leader, Magnetic Films Group, Argonne National Laboratory Opportunities in Nanomagnetism Pokrovsky
Weds. Sept 22 Emmanuel Rashba, MIT Spintronics: Concepts, Goals, Realities Sinova
Thurs. Sept 23 Vitaly Kocharovsky, TAMU New Type of Semiconductor Lasers (Nonlinear Mixing Lasers) and Review of Other Recent Results (on ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays, γ-ray bursts, gravity-matter creation, nonequilibrium BEC, Unruh radiation in cavity QED) (and see abstract) Hu
Weds. Sept 29 Rudi Podgornik, NIH / University of Ljubljana The Physics of DNA Saslow
Thurs. Sept 30 --- No colloquium; College of Science faculty meeting ---
Thurs. Oct 7 Eric Linder, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Exploring the History and Fate of the Universe (601 Rudder Tower) Kattawar
Thurs. Oct 14 David Toback, TAMU Searching for New Particles at the Fermilab Tevatron Hu
Thurs. Oct 21 Nicholas B. Suntzeff, Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory Cosmology with Thermonuclear Supernovae Kattawar
Mon. Oct. 25 Ashutosh Kotwal, Duke University Search for the Doubly-Charged Higgs Boson at Fermilab Toback
Thurs. Oct 28 Jonathan Dowling, LSU Schrödinger's Rainbow: The Renaissance in Quantum Optical Interferometry Zubairy
Fri. Oct 29 Peter Wittich, University of Pennsylvania Measuring top quark properties as a window into particle physics Toback
Mon. Nov 1 Andrei Mikhailov, California Institute of Technology Classical strings in AdS/CFT correspondence Sezgin
Wed. Nov 3 Donna Sheng, Cal. State University The transport properties and quantum phase transitions in bilayer quantum Hall system Sinova
Thurs. Nov 4 Anatoly V. Andreev, Moscow State University Nuclear Processes in Laser Plasma Kocharovskaya
Fri. Nov 5 Flera Rizatdinova, Kansas State University High energy physics from bottom to top Toback
Mon. Nov 8 Hanguo Wang, UCLA ZEPLIN - A direct WIMP Dark Matter Search Program Toback
Thurs. Nov 11 Sergio Ulloa, Ohio Univeristy Polarons in solids and molecules: delocalization, stretching and twisting Sinova
Fri. Nov 12 Eric Hawker, Western Illinois University GeV Scale Neutrino Physics Toback
Mon. Nov 15 Melanie Becker, University of Maryland Flux Compactifications of M-Theory, Cosmology and the Standard Model of Elementary Particles Sezgin
Wed. Nov 17 Carsten Timm, Free Univ. Berlin Transport in magnetic systems Sinova
Thurs. Nov 18
--- No colloquium - Bonfire Memorial dedication ---
Fri. Nov 19 12:30 PM 501 ENPH Morgan Wascko, Louisiana State University MiniBooNE and the Physics of Neutrino Oscillations Toback
Mon. Nov 22 Jeff Berryhill, Univ. of California - Santa Barbara The Physics of Flavor: Half a Billion b Quarks at BaBar Toback
Tues. Nov 23 Sergey Frolov Multi-Spin Strings, Spin Chains and AdS/CFT duality Sezgin
Thurs. Nov 25 ---
(Thanksgiving holiday) ---
Tues. Nov 30 Zohar Nussinov, Los Alamos National Laboratory Glassy Behavior in Geometrically Frustrated Systems Sinova
Thurs. Dec 2
Mon. Dec 6 Leon Mualem, University of Minnesota Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillations Webb
Tues. Dec 7 Iddo Ussishkin, University of Minnesota The Nernst Effect in High Temperature Superconductors Sinova
Thurs. Dec 9 Artem Abanov, Los Alamos National Laboratory Quantum Criticality. The Fate of Adiabaticity Sinova
Mon. Dec 13 Katrin Becker, University of Utah Traveling through the M-theory landscape Sezgin
Thurs. Dec 16
Thomas Udem, MPI for Quantum Optics, Garching (Canceled - look for rescheduled visit in spring 2005) Schuessler