Colloquium Schedule
Spring 2001

Colloquia Are Held In The Physics Lecture Hall
At 4:30 P.M. On Wednesday Afternoons

Date	Speaker	Topic
17-Jan	Michael Elowitz, Rockefeller University NOTE: to be held at Waksman Auditorium	"The Repressilator: a synthetic oscillatory network in bacteria"
24Jan	Paul Steinhardt Princeton University	"The Trouble with Dark Matter"
31-Jan	Michael Douglas Rutgers University	"Noncommutative geometry, gauge theory and string theory"
7-Feb	Larry McLerran Brookhaven National Laboratories	"The Color Glass Condensate and eRHIC"
14-Feb	John Kirtley IBM	"Fundamental studies of the high-temperature superconductors using a scanning SQUID microscope"
21-Feb	Gerd Ceder MIT	Designer Materials: The Use of First Principles Calculations in Materials Research and Design
28-Feb	Steve Kahn Columbia U.	"First Results from the Reflection Grating Spectrometer on the XMM-Newton Observatory"
7-Mar	Vladimir Aksyuk Lucent Bell Labs	"Silicon Micromachines in Experimental Physics and Optical Telecommunications"
14	No Colloquium	Spring break
21-Mar	G. Brown Stony Brook	A The ory of Gamma Ray Bursters
28-Mar	Phil Nelson U. Penn	Physicist looks at DNA
4-Apr	No Colloquium	Senior Honor Seminars
11-Apr	B. Jacak Stony Brook	"The Little Bang! First results from the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider"
18-Apr	Blaise Aguera y Arcas Princeton (Joint Colloquium with Media Studies Department.)	Uncovering the origins of printing: a computational analysis.
25-Apr	John Clarke U.C Berkeley	"SQUIDs, Axions and Bugs"

Colloquia in Past Years
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Last updated Feb 9, 2001