Physics Colloquium Fall 2016
All colloquia take place at 1:30 pm in Smith Hall 111, unless otherwise noted.
Fall 2016 |
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September 1 | No Colloquium: 1st week of classes | |
September 8 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Measurement of charmed meson azimuthal anisotropy in Au+Au collisions at RHIC |
September 15 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Skyrmions in Chiral Magnets |
September 22 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Asymmetric Nuclear Matter |
September 29 | Thursday 4:15 pm |
Why can't time run backwards? (Public Lecture in Cunningham Hall 101) |
October 6 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
The Oblique Chiral Nematic Phase: Structure and Order |
October 13 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
A new, much more efficient approach to integrating large sets of coupled differential equations with applications in astrophysics, weather, and climate. |
October 20 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Active colloids in liquid crystals |
October 27 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Fluctuations, stability, and phase transitions in quantum liquid crystal superfluids |
November 3 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Musings on the Search for the QCD Critical Point |
November 10: | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Can Fuel Cells Make Our World Cleaner? |
November 17 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Reversibility of dynamics and multiple-quantum coherences |
November 24: | No Colloquium: Thanksgiving | |
December 1 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
Finding Missing Resonances using Lattice QCD |
December 8 | Thursday 1:30 pm |
The Four Forces and Neutron Stars |
December 15 | No Colloquium: Finals week |