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ISU Physics Department Colloquium ScheduleColloquium 

Fall 2013    Schedule

Aug. 26 Rick Spielman, Idaho Accelerator Center, Energy Losses in High Current-Density Conductors
   
Sept. 2 Labor Day, No Colloquium
   
Sept. 9 Dr. John Armstrong, Weber State University, Exoplanets And The New Habitable Zone
   
Sept. 16 Dr. Steve Herring, Idaho National Laboratory, Thorium as a Reactor Fuel
   
Sept. 23 Dr. Dan Dale, Idaho State University, Electron Accelerator Based Radiotracer Production for Hydrocarbon Extraction
   
Sept. 30 Dr. Mahbub Khandakar, Idaho State University, The Proton Radius Puzzle
   
Oct. 7 Dr. JR Dennison, Utah State University, Radiation Induced Conductivity and Cathodoluminescence of Disordered SiO2
   
Oct. 14 Dr. Adam Johnston, Weber State University, Conceiving Facts, Laws, and Theories of Science
   
Oct. 21 Dr. Christoph Boehme, University of Utah, Promises and Challenges of Organic Spintronics  
   
Oct. 28 Dr. Eric Hintz, Brigham Young UniversityThe Effects of Cadence of Astronomical Time-Series Observations
   
Nov. 4 Colloquium Canceled
   
Nov. 11 Martin Hackworth, Idaho State University, Motercycle and Bicycle Physics
   
Nov. 18
Dr. Phillip Cole, Idaho State UniversityStudying Baryon Resonances with the CLAS Detector at Jefferson Lab
   
Nov. 25 Thanksgiving Break, No Colloquium
   
Dec. 2 Dr. Alba Perez Gracia, Idaho State University,  The Design of Robotic Hands
   
Dec. 9 Dr. Rick Spielman, Idaho Accelerator CenterPulsed Power Options for Nuclear Fusion



Spring 2014    Schedule

Jan. 13
Dr. Scott Bergeson, Brigham Young University, Fusion Physics at 1 Kelvin

 
Jan. 20
Martin Luther King Day, No Colloquium

 
Jan 27
Dr. Stacy Palen, Weber State UniversityThe Death of Sun-Like Stars

 
Feb. 3
Dr. Stephan McNeil, Brigham Young University Idaho, Searching for Dwarf Galaxies in Voids in order to Constrain Cold Dark Matter Models

 
Feb. 10
Dr. A.J Caffrey, Idaho National Laboratory,  Seeing Through Steel:  Nondestructive Evaluation of Deadly Substances by Spectroscopy of Neutron-Induced Gamma Rays

 
Feb. 17
President's Day, No Colloquium

 
Feb. 24
Dr. Mehdi Meziane, Duke University, The Size of the Proton
   
Mar. 3 Dr. Matthew Kinlaw, Idaho National Laboratory, Neutron Multiplicity Analysis

 
Mar. 10
Dr. Shanti Deemyad, University of Utah, Lithium Under High Pressure

 
Mar. 17
Dr. Barry Parker, Professor EmeritusIdaho State University, How Physics has Been Used Throughout History to Develop "Wonder Weapons" of War

 
Mar. 24
Spring Break, No Colloquium

 
Mar. 31
Dr. Bradley Carroll, Weber State University450 Years of  Pulsating Stars: From Fabricius to the Kepler Spacecraft

 
Apr. 7
Dr. Dmitri Tenne, Boise State University, Raman Spectroscopy for Characterization of Crystalline Phases and Phase Transformations in Multifunctional Oxide Nanostructures

 
Apr. 14
Dr. Mark Riffe, Utah State University, Ugo Fano and his Curious Profile
   
Apr. 21 Dr. Lawrence Rees, Brigham Young University, Recent Neutron Detector Development at BYU
   
Apr. 28 Amanda Rynes, Idaho National Laboratory, Introduction to IAEA Safeguards


Unless specifically mentioned, all talks will be at 4:00 pm on Mondays in PS 108.

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