University of Oklahoma

Physics and Astronomy Colloquium Schedule - Spring 2000

Thursdays - 4:00 pm in Nielsen Hall 211

Colloquia on other day or times are in red.

Coffee and cookies are served at 3:30pm in the first floor of Nielsen Hall.

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.


Click on the date to follow the links to more information about the speakers and their topics, where available.

If you have any questions or suggestions for seminar topics or speakers, please contact Dr. Mullen, at kieran@ou.edu or by phone at (405) 325-3961.



 
Jan 13 Classes Begin No Seminar - First Week of Classes!
Jan 20  Randy Hulet

Rice University

Experiments with Quantum Gases of Lithium (abstract)
Jan 27 Yun Wang

University of Notre Dame

Cosmology in the New Millennium (abstract)
Jan 31 (Mon) 4:00pm Karen Leighly

Columbia University

Narrow-line Seyfert 1 Galaxies: A Laboratory for AGN Astrophysics (abstract)
Feb 3, (Thu) 2:30pm N. Uraltsev

Notre Dame

CP Violation and Heavy Quarks: a Journey into the World of Elementary Particles (abstract)
Feb 3 Guy Worthey

St. Ambrose University

A primer on the histories of early type galaxies (abstract)
Feb 7, (Mon) 2:30pm K. Cheung

UC Davis

Neutral Currents in the Standard Model: past, present, and future. (abstract)
Feb 7, (Mon) 4:00pm Liliya Williams

Topic TBA (abstract)
Feb 10, (Thu) 2:30pm Andre Turcot

University of Michigan

The Higgs Boson: The Key to New Physics (abstract)
Feb 10 William Welsh

University of Texas

The HET Echo Mapping Project (abstract)
Feb 14, (Mon) 4:00pm S. Alam

University of Albany

Title TBA
Feb 17 None

No Colloquium
Feb 21, (Mon) 2:30pm B. Abbott

LBL

Title TBA
Feb 21, (Mon) 4:00pm C. Kao

University of Wisconsin

The Search for Higgs Bosons of Minimal Supersymmetry (abstract)
Feb 24, (Thu) 2:30pm Andre Hoang

CERN

A story about the top quark: Past, Presence and Future (abstract)
Feb 24 Y. Gao

Harvard University

Title TBA
Feb 28, (Mon) 4:00pm S. Schrenk

KEK, Japan

Title TBA
Mar 1, (Wed) 7:00pm, Room 108 PhysSci Herbert A. Hauptman, (1985 Nobel Laureate)

Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute

Special Public Lecture: The Unexpected Long Range Consequences of Basic Scientific Research (abstract)
Mar 2, (Thu) 3:45pm, Room 108 PhysSci Herbert A. Hauptman, (1985 Nobel Laureate)

Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute

The Essential Role which Mathematics Plays in the Natural Sciences (abstract)
Mar 9  Speaker TBA

Title TBA
Mar 16 No Colloquium Spring Break!
Mar 23 Speaker TBA

Title TBA
Mar 30  Speaker TBA

Title TBA
Apr 6  George Flynn

Columbia University

Vibrational, Rotational and Translational Energy Probes of High Energy Collision Dynamics: Desperately Seeking the Energy Transfer Distribution Function (abstract)
Apr 13 Robert Park

American Physical Society

Voodoo Science (abstract)
Apr 20  Deborah Jin

Colorado

Title TBA
Apr 27 Anatoly Khitrihn

OU Chemistry

Quantum Computing

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