| Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
Host
|
| 3-Sept |
Yuri Gershtein
(Rutgers)
|
Physics on the intersection of Electromagnetic and Weak Forces
|
Somalwar
|
| 10-Sept |
David Shih
(Rutgers)
|
Supersymmetry and the LHC
|
Thomas
|
| 17-Sept |
Chuck Keeton
(Rutgers)
|
Peering into the past with gravitational lensing
|
Brooks
|
| 24-Sept |
Joe Silk
(IAP, JHU and Oxford)
|
The Challenge of Galaxy Formation
|
Sellwood
|
| 1-Oct |
Rachel Somerville
(Rutgers)
|
Think Globally, Act Locally: Physical Models of Galaxy Formation in a Cosmological Framework
|
Brooks
|
| 8-Oct |
Dan Pirjol
(J.P. Morgan)
|
Financial modelling -- a physicist's perspective
|
Neuberger
|
| 15-Oct |
Tracy Slatyer
(MIT)
|
The Potential Dark Matter Signal in Light from the Central Milky Way
|
Brooks
|
| 22-Oct |
Michael Romalis
(Princeton)
|
Precision measurements with spin-polarized gases
|
Thomas
|
| 29-Oct |
Moshe Gai
(U. of Connecticut)
|
The Origin of Carbon, The Hoyle State and Symmetry
|
Zamick
|
| 5-Nov |
Alexandra Gade
(MSU)
|
Exotic atomic nuclei: Probing many-body physics and the origin of the elements
|
Zamick
|
12-Nov
Boyd Colloquium |
Daniel Blumenthal
(DOE/NNSA)
|
Responding to Fukushima: Applying Physics in a Field Environment
abstract
flyer
|
Cizewski
|
| 19-Nov |
Adina Luican
(ANL)
|
Custom low-dimensional material systems explored from atom to bulk
|
|
| 3-Dec |
Andy Geraci
University of Nevada (Reno)
|
Hunting for axions and new short-range forces with resonant sensors
|
Thomas
|
10-Dec
Robbins Colloquium |
Joe Lykken
(FNAL Chief Research Officer)
|
Neutrinos are everywhere
|
Gershtein
|
