| Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
Host
|
| 18-Jan |
Adam Riess (Johns Hopkins)
2011 Nobel Laureate in Physics
|
The Allen Robbins Colloquium : Supernovae and the Discovery of the Accelerating Universe
|
Saurabh Jha
|
| 25-Jan |
Jeffrey C. Grossman
(MIT)
|
New Materials for Solar Capture and Storage
|
Karin Rabe
|
| 01-Feb |
Amit Lath
(Rutgers)
|
Clearcutting The Energy Frontier
|
Sunil Somalwar
|
| 08-Feb |
John Hopfield
(Princeton)
|
Animal 'thinking' and the emergent dynamics of large neural networks
|
Alex Morozov
|
| 15-Feb |
Robert Kopp
(Rutgers - EPS)
|
The Sea Level Response to Climate Change:
What Can the Past Tell Us About the Future?
|
Eric Gawiser
|
| 22-Feb |
Curt Callan
(Princeton)
|
Theoretical Physics in Cellular Biology: Some Illustrative Case Studies
|
Alex Morozov
|
| 29-Feb |
No Colloquium
|
Leap Day
|
|
| 07-Mar |
No Colloquium
|
|
|
| 14-Mar |
No Colloquium
|
Spring Break
|
|
| 21-Mar |
Charles Kane
(U. Penn)
|
From Topological Insulators to Majorana Fermions
|
Karin Rabe
|
| 28-Mar |
Undergraduates
|
Senior Honors Thesis Talks
|
Mohan Kalelkar
|
| 04-Apr |
Nadya Mason
(Illinois)
|
Using Graphene to Study Superconductivity (New Tricks for an Old Dog)
|
Eva Andrei &
Andrew Baker
|
| 11-Apr |
Chris Reynolds
(Maryland)
|
The Astrophysics of Black Hole Spin
|
Ted Williams
|
Saturday
14-Apr |
Boris Kayser
(Fermilab)
|
The 2012 Henry R. and Gladys V. Irons Lecture
in Physics and Astronomy: Antimatter, Matter, and How We Came To Be
|
Yuri Gershstein
|
| 18-Apr |
Robert Wiringa
(Argonne National Lab)
|
Nuclear Forces and the Destiny of the Universe
|
Larry Zamick
|
| 25-Apr |
Kate Jones
(Tennessee)
|
Structure, Reactions, Astrophysics - Overlaps in Low-Energy Nuclear Physics
|
Jolie Cizewski
|
