University of Oklahoma

Physics and Astronomy Colloquium Schedule - Spring 1999

Thursdays - 4:00 pm in Nielsen Hall 211

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 14 Classes Begin No Seminar - First Week of Classes!
Jan 21  Speaker TBA Title TBA
Jan 28 Thomas Ray

OU Zoology Dept. 

Evolution in the Digital Medium  
Feb 4 No Colloquium Bob Petry's Retirement Party: 4:30 at University Club  
Feb 11 Rob Robson

James Cook University  

The Franck-Hertz experiment revisited: Kinetic Theory and Atomic Collisions" 
Feb 18 Roger Frech

OU Chemistry Dept. 

Title TBA 
Feb 25 Whitney Mason

Naval Research Lab 

InGaSb/InAlSb/InGaAlSb Heterojunction Based Two Color Midwave Detectors
Mar 4  Peter Garnavich

Harvard University 

Supernovae and the Fate of the Universe (abstract)
Mar 11  Michael Bordag

University of Leipzig  

The concept of zero point energy -- the Casimir effect 50 years later  (abstract)
Mar 18 No Colloquium Spring Break!
Mar 25 Christopher St. Cyr

NASA-Goddard

Space Weather -- New Applications of Space Science (abstract)
Apr 1  Arjendu Pattanayak

Rice University

Title TBA
Apr 8  Joel A. Schwartz

Hughes Space and Communications Company

Science On A Schedule - A Physicist In Industry (abstract)
Apr 15 Russell T Pack 

Los Alamos National Labs

Three-body collision contributions to atomic and molecular recombination and collision-induced dissociation (abstract)
Apr 22 Herbert Weigel

Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Hiding Fermions in Lumps of Mesons: Baryons as Chiral Solitons (abstract)
Apr 29  Carl Bender

Washington University

Title TBA

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