ISU Physics Department Colloquium Schedule
Fall 2014 Schedule
| Aug. 25 |
Dr. Mahbub Khandakar, Idaho State University, A Brief Tour of Big Bang Cosmology |
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| Sept. 1 |
Labor Day, No Colloquium |
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| Sept. 8 |
Dr. Denise Stephens, Brigham Young University, The Search for Brown Dwarf Binary Systems |
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| Sept. 15 |
Dr. Stephen Herring, Idaho National Laboratory, The Origins of Thorium, its Promises and Problems |
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| Sept. 22 |
Dr. Karine Chesnel, Brigham Young University, Spin, Orbital Moment, and Magnetic Order in Fe3O4 Nanoparticle Assemblies |
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| Sept. 29 |
Dr. David Neilsen, Brigham Young University, Exploring Nuclear Physics with Gravitational Waves |
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| Oct. 6 |
Dr. John Kalivas, Idaho State University, New Multivariate Calibration and Classification Processes Including Multimerits and Multituning Parameters |
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| Oct. 13 |
Dr. Orest Symko, University of Utah, Beautifal and Practical Patterns |
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| Oct. 20 |
Dr. John LoSecco, University of Notre Dame, The Status and Future of Neutrino Mixing |
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| Oct. 27 |
Dr. Paul Simmonds, Boise State University, Tensile Strain: A Reliable Tool for Nanostructure Self-Assembly and a Simple Route to Infrared Optoelectronics
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| Nov. 3 |
Dr. Tony Forest, Idaho State University, The Fractional Down Quark Polarization in the Nucleon |
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| Nov. 10 |
Dr. Philippe Collon, University of Notre Dame, Using Nuclear Techniques: From Dating the Shroud of Turin and the Ice Man to Detecting Art Forgeries and Studying Stars |
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Nov. 17
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Dr. Alan Hunt, Idaho State University, Determining Isotopic Concentration Using Delayed -rays From Active Inspection Techniques For Nuclear Materials Safeguards And Maybe Other Applications |
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| Nov. 24 |
Thanksgiving Break, No Colloquium |
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| Dec. 1 |
Dr. Khalid Chouffani, Idaho Accelerator Center, Non-Proliferation Research and Biomedical Imaging with Laser Backscattered X-rays |
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| Dec. 8 |
Dr. Dustin McNulty, Idaho State University, Application of Parity Violation in the Weak Nuclear Force
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Spring 2014 Schedule
Jan. 12
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Dr. Rene Rodriguez, Idaho State University, Raman Spectroscopy on the Earth and in the Heavens |
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Jan. 19
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Martin Luther King Day, No Colloquium |
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Jan 26
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Kelly Lively, Idaho National Laboratory, Radioisotope Power Systems: Enabling Space Exploration |
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Feb. 2
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Dr. Joshua Kane, Idaho National Laboratory, Materials Characterization via 3D Image Processing and Analysis
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Feb. 9
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Dr. Rick Spielman, Idaho Accelerator Center, Screamer: A Powerful Circuit Analysis Code
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Feb. 16
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President's Day, No Colloquium |
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Feb. 23
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Dr. Bennett Link, Montana State University, Giant Gamma-Ray Flares in Neutron Stars
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| Mar. 2 |
Dr. George Imel, Idaho State University, Study of the Open Loop and Closed Loop Oscillator Techniques
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Mar. 9
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Dr. Ben Bromley, University of Utah, The Revenge of Pluto and Other Stories from the Outer Solar System |
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Mar. 16
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Dr. Jixie Zhang, Jefferson National Accelerator Laboratory, Seeing Quarks in the Nucleon Through Wide Angle Compton Scattering |
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Mar. 23
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Spring Break, No Colloquium |
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Mar. 30
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Dr. Tabetha Hole, Weber State University, Exploring the Physics of Supernovae
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Apr. 6
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Dr. Chad Pope, Idaho State University, Spent Nuclear Fuel Pyroprocessing in the US and Development of the Safety Analysis and Regulatory Framework for Commercial Application in Korea |
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Apr. 13
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Dr. Tony Hill, Idaho State University, NIFFTE - A Neutron Induced Fission Fragment Tracking Experiment |
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| Apr. 20 |
Dr. Matthew Ferguson, Boise State University, Quantifying Gene Expression and Regulation in Living Cells by Fluorescence Fluctuation Imaging
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| Apr. 27 |
Jon Stoner, Idaho Accelerator Center, Accelerator Produced Isotopes |
Unless specifically mentioned, all talks will be at 4:00 pm on Mondays in PS 108.
contact: shrostev@isu.edu
Last modified 4/1/2015
