as been paid to Colloquia--Physics, UMBC

Colloquium Schedule Spring 2005


Note:

Unless stated otherwise, all seminars will be held in the Physics building, Room 401. The seminars will begin at 3:30 PM on Wednesdays with coffee served at 3:15 PM.

Maps:

UMBC Campus Visitor Parking at meters in Lot #1.
Physics Building We are building #26.

Schedule:

DATE TOPIC SPEAKER INSTITUTION/DEPARTMENT
Feb 02 "Can Superstring/M-theory Be Seen in the Heavens?" Prof. Sylverster James Gates UMCP
Physics
Feb 09 No Seminar [UMBC Alumni Reception at Annapolis] .. ..
Feb 16
1pm UB
"Transforming Fantasy - Building the International Space Station"
[Joint ME/Physics Seminar]
Dr. Lee Morin Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Maryland
Feb 23 "Dynamics of Entanglement: Qubits to Continua Dr. Joe Eberly U. Rochester
Mar 02 "Using Neutrons to Prob the Structure of Forces in Materials" Dr. Charles Glinka National Institute of Standards and Technology
Mar 09 "Quasar jets: What are they made of and why should we care?" Dr. Markos Georgeopoulos UMBC
Physics
Mar 16 "Space Geodetic Experiments for Fundamental Physics" Prof. Erricos Pavlis UMBC
JCET/Physics
Mar 23 No Seminar [Spring Break] .. ..
Mar 30 "Solar UV and its Impact on Antarctic Ecosystems" Dr. Pat Neale Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
Apr 06 "Neutrinos, Dark Matter and the Cosmological Constant - The Dark Side of the Universe" Prof. Jordan Goodman UMCP
Physics (Chair)
Apr 15
LH7
"Time, Einstein, and the Coolest Stuff in the Universe"
[Jointly sponsered by UMBC OSA Student Chapter, CASPR, Physics, and CSEE.]
Dr. William D. Phillips
1997 Nobel Laureate
NIST
Apr 20 "Two-Photon Absorbing Materials for 3D Microfabrication, Sensing and Imaging" Prof. Joe Perry Georgia Tech
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Apr 27 "Gravitational Waves -- Cosmic Messengers" Dr. Joan Centrella NASA/GSFC
May 04 Structural Fluctuations and the Reliability of Nanostructures Prof. Philip Rous
& Mr. Tim Bole
UMBC
Physics
May 11 Physics of the Flute Ms Lisa Cella
w/ Dr. Joseph Sedlack
UMBC
Music


Physics Department | UMBC | Email Physics | JCET | JCA
Department of Physics - 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250