Colloquium Schedule - Spring 2013

Thursdays - 4:00 pm in Nielsen Hall 170

Coffee and cookies are served at 3:30pm in the Nielsen Hall Atrium.

The Physics and Astronomy colloquium is a forum for invited scientists to present modern research in a fashion accessible to those with a background in physics, but who are not experts in the field. Talks are aimed at a graduate level.

If you have questions about colloquium, please contact Dick Henry, at henry@nhn.ou.edu or by phone at (405) 325-3961.



Date/Host Speaker/Institution Title/Abstract
Jan 17 No colloquium - first week of classes (abstract)
Host:
Jan 24 Raphael Pooser Quantum Imaging Below The Diffraction Limit In Real Time (abstract)
Host:
Alberto Marino
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Jan 31 Robin Cote Ultracold Physics and its Applications: from Chemistry to Quantum Information to Astrophysics (abstract)
Host:
Eric Abraham
University of Connecticut
Feb 7 Igor Zutic Putting Spin in Lasers (abstract)
Host:
Ian Sellers
SUNY-Buffalo
Feb 14 Danny Marfatia Physics of Massive Neutrinos (abstract)
Host:
Howie Baer
University of Kansas
Feb 21 Greg Rudnick The Transformation of Galaxies in Dense Environments over Cosmic Time (abstract)
Host:
Dick Henry
University of Kansas
Feb 28 Rick Kessler The Long and Tortuous Road to Precision Measurements of Dark Energy Properties with Type Ia Supernovae (abstract)
Host:
Yun Wang
University of Chicago
March 7 Dimitri Poplavskyy Silicon Ink Technology for High Efficiency c-Si Solar Cells (abstract)
Host:
Ian Sellers
DuPont-Innovalight
March 14 Kevin Covey The Evolution of Stellar Angular Momentum from Myrs to Gyrs (abstract)
Host:
John Wisniewski
Lowell Observatory
March 21 No colloquium - spring break (abstract)
Host:
March 28 No Colloquium (abstract)
Host:
April 4 Justin Crepp The TRENDS High-Contrast Imagining Program (abstract)
Host:
John Wisniewski
University of Notre Dame
April 11 Dean Townsley Explosive Thermonuclear Runaways in Helium Layers on White Dwarf Stars (abstract)
Host:
Muk Kilic
University of Alabama
April 18 Jennifer Hoffman Stellar Archeology: Probing Stellar Mass Loss with Interacting Supernovae (abstract)
Host:
John Wisniewski
University of Denver
April 25 Greg Madejski The Fermi Observatory View of the Gamma-ray Sky (abstract)
Host:
Karen Leighly
Stanford University
May 2 Fardin Kheirandish Electromagnetic Field Quantization In The Presence Of Static And Rotating Magnetodielectric Medium (abstract)
Host:
Kim Milton
University of Isfahan, Iran

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