Spring 2001
Colloquia are held at 1630 hrs on Tuesdays (or Thursdays) in Cardwell 102. Refreshments are served beforehand at around 1615 hrs in Cardwell 119. Atomic Physics Seminars are held Wednesdays at 1330 hrs. Nuts & Bolts is held in CW119 at 1330 hrs on Mondays. |
| Spring 2001 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
| 18 January Thur |
Chandraleka Singh Pittsburgh |
Learning and Understanding How Students Learn and Understand Physics |
| 23 January Tues |
Scott Bonham North Carolina State |
Can Web Homework Really Make a Difference? |
| 01 February Thur |
Sanjay Rebello Clarion |
Adapting Research-Based Pedagogy: Lessons Learned |
| 06 February Tues |
Mel Sabella Washington |
The Role of Multiple Formats and Contexts in Systematic Investigations of Student Learning |
| 27 February Tues |
James Peebles Princeton |
How I Learned to Love the Cold Dark Matter Model for Cosmic Structure Formation and Still Avoid Settling Bets on the Cosmological Tests |
| 05 March Mon - CW103 |
Ken Wharton LLNL |
Hot Electrons from Intense Laser-Solid Interactions |
| 12 March Mon - CW103 |
Zenghu Chang Michigan |
High Intensity Laser for Ultrafast X-Ray Science |
| 15 March Thur |
George Musser Scientific American |
Bridging Science and Journalism: The Inner Workings of Scientific American |
| 19-23 March | Spring Break | |
| 27 March Tues |
Kip Thorne Cal Tech |
LIGO and LISA: Opening the Gravitational Wave Window onto the Universe |
| 29 March Thur |
Chunlei Guo LANL |
Cartoon Solutions of Multielectron Problems in Strong Laser Fields |
| 10 April Tues |
Michael O'Shea KSU |
Nanostructered Magnetic Materials |
| 19 April Thur |
Yun Wang Oklahoma |
Probing Fundamental Physics with Cosmological Data |
| 30 April Mon |
Paul Corkum NRC (Canada) |
Spinning Molecules Until They Break |
The current schedule is also available in our Outlook public calendars.
Please note that no attempt has been made to maintain
the links within the old seminar & colloquium schedules.
